Nespresso Vertuo Coffee and Espresso Machine by De'Longhi with Milk Frother, 1000 Milliliters, Graphite Metal

(10 customer reviews)

$4.40

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    The Nespresso Vertuo coffee and espresso machine brews 4 single-serve cup sizes all with the touch of a button. Each machine includes a complimentary welcome set with a range of Nespresso Vertuo capsules with unique aroma profiles. Nespresso Coffee and Espresso machine by De’Longhi makes use of dual size single-serve capsules for brewing either coffee or espresso with consistent flavor at the touch of a button. Nespresso Vertuo uses large capsule for coffee and small for espresso and has patented Centrifusion extraction technology reads barcode on the rim of compatible single-serve capsules and automatically sets brewing parameters. The Vertuo machine brews five cup sizes: 1.35 oz Espresso, 2.7 oz Double Espresso, 5.0 oz Gran Lungo, and 7.7 oz Coffee. Additional features include an adjustable tray, 54 oz. water reservoir, machine will automatically eject capsules after brewing; holds up to 17 use capsules. Heat up time of only 15-20 seconds and energy-saving automatic shutoff after 9 minutes of inactivity. Bundled with Nespresso’s Aeroccino3, provides smooth hot or cold milk froth for your coffee recipes with one touch. It froths all types of milk in a few seconds, without noise or vibration. Each machine includes a complimentary welcome set with a range of Nespresso Vertuo capsules with unique aroma profiles.

    Asin

    B01M68TFFD

    Dimensions

    11.5"D x 19.45"W x 15.67"H

    Weight

    12.96 pounds

    Manufacturer

    De'Longhi

    10 reviews for Nespresso Vertuo Coffee and Espresso Machine by De'Longhi with Milk Frother, 1000 Milliliters, Graphite Metal

    1. Sean L

      I have been using the Nespresso Veruo Evoluo coffee maker everyday at work for about 2 months now. It is perfect for me in my office because it doesn’t take up a lot of room and the fact that it is ready to go in 10-15 seconds is amazing. The coffee is great and I have had no issues. I am still trying out all the varieties they have and haven’t found one yet that I dislike, just different ones for different occasions. The machine works great and the only complaint which isn’t much of a complaint, just something to be aware of, is that the water dispenser doesn’t have a way of telling you its too low, you just have to look. The frother is a snap to use and although I don’t use it very often, that is by choice and not due to any difficulty. I particularly like the ability of this machine to brew different sizes and although Nespresso are known for the espresso, I mainly use it for the Lungo and Alto sizes.

      As a system, the only other caveat to a machine like this is the need for the proprietary pods. They are recyclable which is nice but have to get them from Nespresso online. At 1.10 per pod for most of the Lungo (7 oz I believe) it isn’t the cheapest option but it is an excellent one. We have a Starbucks in the hospital where I work and it is obviously much cheaper than that. Not as inexpensive as a Keurig and the like (which I have had in my office) but for the improved quality of coffee, an easy choice now. One of the best purchases I have made and if you like good quality coffee, fast, and cheaper than a Starbucks or Dunkin’ then I recommend this. At least I won’t be going back to anything else.

    2. a girl has no name

      I recently purchased a De’Longhi Nespresso Vertuo machine after enjoying a Breville model I bought for my parents. While both machines produce coffee/espresso with identical taste, the main difference lies in their functionality and product design. The Breville machine features a slightly larger base, providing better stability for your cup during brewing. In contrast, the De’Longhi model has a smaller base. None of my coffee cups fit neatly under the spout. This issue becomes particularly frustrating when using 12 oz pods, as they fill the cup to the brim, leaving little room for maneuverability. You’ll need to transfer the coffee into a bigger cup if you want to add milk.

      Additionally, the De’Longhi water tank lid is not attached by hinges, leading to frequent accidental falls into the tank during refills. In comparison, the Breville machine’s flip-top lid offers a more convenient and secure design. In conclusion, the coffee tastes the same but one is more user friendly than the other.

    3. Anjali Samwaru

      I have had this product for over a year now and my coffee comes out exceptional every time. Making lattes at home has never been easier!

    4. JD

      We decided to take the plunge with this machine in the hopes that we could stop buying coffee on the go and start saving a little money. When ordering coffee straight from Nespresso there are some pretty nice deals and the costs are pretty low compared to buying coffee on the run. Eventually the costs saved from buying out will pay for this setup. Think $3-6 per drink vs the .85 cents to $1.20 per drink for the Nespresso. So far this machine has delivered some really yummy espresso, Americanos and regular coffee. Waiting on the syrups to arrive before we get all fancy and mix things up a little.

      Espresso Summary: There is a big difference in the level 4 intensity espresso and the level 11 intensity espresso pods as far as the color and flavor are concerned. Both are excellent and have a time and place. There is a nice crema on the top as you’ve probably seen in videos or reviews which can be nice if you want to add an extra little zing on top such as cheyenne pepper and cocoa powder or cinnamon depending on the roast.

      (I went with the Evaryl Double Wall Espresso Cups Set which are pretty great for serving a straight shot of espresso.)

      Espresso Double-Shot Summary: These are ok but I don’t get much of a difference in flavor between the two options available from Nespresso. They are supposed to be a little more flavorful when used with milk which I haven’t attempted as of yet.

      Coffee Summary: I haven’t noticed too much of a difference in the coffee cup size flavor profiles drinking them straight. They aren’t bland but they definitely aren’t as flavorful as a nice darkroast made via French press. My wife uses creamer with the coffee and sometimes uses the vanilla or caramel flavor pods.

      Americano Summary: The Americano pod sizes are excellent and sometimes I’ll put another shot of espresso in one just for kicks. These are one of my favorites right now.

      Aeroccino 3 Summary: We haven’t used the frother because we don’t have any syrups to mix with the milk / coffee to get the full effect. Will update the review once we give that a whirl. We wanted to make sure we enjoyed the coffee before going "all in" on ordering things.

      All of the pods produce a hot coffee that could burn your tongue if you try to drink it too fast. It’s not 200 degree hot which is really nice because it’s drinkable in about 5 minutes. The machine isn’t whisper quiet but you can put a rubber mat underneath to absorb the vibrations from the centrifuge spinning up.

      The first unit I received had a broken water tank which would normally turn me off from the product but I was determined to give it a try and hopefully save money down the road. Got a three year Square Trade Warranty just in case. Some of the parts feel cheap but there are more expensive units out there. I can only assume the more expensive units are a little quieter and use better materials.

      Last thing: If you order coffee pods from Nespresso you can add recycling bags for free to your order that come with pre-paid UPS shipping. We don’t feel like we’re being totally wasteful which is a nice touch.

      I don’t work for Nespresso and paid for this with my own money. We’re all different so you may like it and you might not.

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    6. Mike in Ohio

      If you like really hot coffee made in a Keurig where boiling water is forced through a plastic pod or made in a Mr. Coffee pot where boiling water is dripped over pre-ground coffee out of a bag and then left to sit on a hot pad until you get around to pouring a cup, this machine and the cost of the coffee pods is not for you. If you drink your coffee out of a paper cup or insulated mug while driving to work, Nespresso is probably not worth your time. If, on the other hand, you enjoy relaxing and savoring a cup of really good coffee, this is the one you should consider.

      The Nespresso machine is designed to make a precisely brewed cup of coffee not to produce a boiling hot cup of Joe.
      Each Nespresso pod has a bar code that tells the machine exactly how to custom brew that particular coffee. It knows how fast to spin the extractor, the correct temperature, and the amount of water to use. So, if you use a room temperature cup the coffee might end up a little cooler than you are used to drinking. I just put a little water in my cup and microwave it for a minute to preheat, and then I dump the hot water and brew my Nespresso. That way the cup doesn’t cool off my coffee.

      I bought the De’Longhi ENV135BAE Coffee and Espresso Machine Bundle with Aeroccino Milk Frother. The milk frother is a great addition and much less expensive when bought with the machine. It is simple to use and clean, and it quickly produces a nice froth. IMHO well worth the price.

      The machine comes with an assortment of twelve pods of different coffee flavors, intensities, and sizes. So far I have tried half of them and have yet to zero in on one favorite. They are all good in their own way. You won’t find the pods in your grocery store. You will have to order online, but they are available from Amazon and Nespresso and at the same price with free shipping. Pods come in sleeves of ten, and you will probably find it most convenient to order forty or fifty at a time. So, if you object to spending $50 or more at a time for coffee, don’t invest in a Nespresso.

      If you like gourmet coffee with crema, Nespresso will take your enjoyment of coffee brewed at home to a whole new level. The machine is a lot less expensive and easier to use than purchasing your own traditional espresso machine, and in my opinion, the coffee drinks produced are on a par with what I have had in Italy where they take their coffee really serious.

      The machine came quickly, and the setup instructions were easy to follow. One of the Amazon reviewers had posted a picture of a hairline crack in the bottom of their water tank. As a result, I took a close look and found a similar very small crack in my tank. I called the 24-7 Nespresso help line, and since my machine was only two days old, they are shipping me a no cost replacement. It was shipped within two hours of my call. If you buy a machine check it carefully as anything considered normal wear and tear is not covered by the warranty.

      Operation of the machine is really easy. You press the button and wait fifteen seconds for the machine to preheat and the button to stop flashing. While that is occurring you fill the water container with fresh tap water and put your cup in place (I recommend preheating the cup). You then turn the knob to open the machine and you put in a pod. You then close the machine and turn the handle to lock it closed. Finally, you repress the button, and the machine will do its thing. After brewing is complete, you reopen the machine, and it ejects the spent pod into the side container. The container holds over a dozen spent pods. So, you don’t have to touch the spent pods after each cup of coffee. If you order your coffee from Nespresso they will send you a free package for free UPS shipping of the spent pods for recycling. Since the pods are made out of aluminum, they are not biodegradable, and Nestle is providing a no-cost way to recycle (if you so desire).

    7. Sara W.

      The set up was more than I anticipated. I needed to contact product manufacturers for assistance. It seemed not to work , I was going to send back . Directions to run water through before making any coffee, it took long time nothing coming out , product rep. Had me put HOT water , still nothing . Had to let the HOT water sit for 25 min. Or so then try again…. That did it!!! This makes such wonderful coffee & I Love the frother too!!! So I will be keeping it! 😄

    8. Melian Emily feldman

      So far it works amazing we love it makes the best cup of coffee taste really good.

    9. Jennifer Rumig

      If you are tired of paying $12-$17 for a latte, this is the way to go. Fabulous lattes!! You can even taste the coffee! I make mine with oat milk and homemade caramel syrup. Pick your favorite pods and have at it! Pays for itself in no time! Also not thrilled with Starbucks as a company and their over priced drinks aren’t that great, you will know what I mean when you make yourself a latte with this machine! Look for it to go on sale

    10. Autumn Plauché

      I will no longer be stopping at Starbucks! This makes delicious coffee and is very easy to use!

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