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Nespresso: Extra Savings on Select Vertuo & Original Machines Expired
30% Off
& More + Free S/H $35+
Nespresso.com offers Additional Savings on Select Accessories and Machines. Shipping is free on orders $35+.
Thanks community member kesa09 for sharing this deal
Thanks community member kesa09 for sharing this deal
- Select Nespresso Machines 30% Off
- Note, Discount is reflected on product page
- Select Nespresso Accessories 25% Off
- Note, Discount reflects during checkout
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Edited April 29, 2021
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Nespresso has up to 30% off on selected machines (Vertuo and Original) and up to 25% off on accessories. I received this in the email and they have it on their website. Prices on machines range from $111.30 to $599.00.
https://www.nespresso.c
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You can get the Vertuo Next for $95.19. Vertuo Titan with Aerocinno for $139.99.
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The wife wants one, but I'm reading horrible reviews on their website and across Reddit.
One word: incredible. I own just about every type of coffee machine imaginable and Nespresso blends are amongst the best I have ever had, plus the crema adds a nice texture to each sip. I have had the Next machine for over a year now and I have had zero issues. The Next is the newest model and as such has more features than the other machines (WiFi, firmware updates and compatibility with new 18oz pods). Coffee is scolding hot. Lots of misinformation about these machines are being spread mostly from folks who don't know how to read a user manual.
The leaking water issue is because folks don't empty the capsule basket. I belong to a Nespresso Facebook group and have to educate people on a daily basis. They continue to blame the machine for not knowing how to use it properly.
That is their worst quality machine and they're pushing it like crazy at all department stores.
The wife wants one, but I'm reading horrible reviews on their website and across Reddit.
I had an original about two years. It was very convenient, and with the milk frother, you get a quick cappuccino. I used Peet's red capsules at about 62 cents each, two per drink.
Then I bought a used Breville. Far, far better taste. I tried the Nespresso after getting the Breville and couldn't stand it. The Breville makes much better espresso/cappuccino.
Then I sold the Breville and bought a commercial Italian machine. Now my drinks are better than cafe quality. The milk streams perfectly, and I can make latte art.
Which should you choose?
If you want coffee and not cappuccino-type drinks, I wouldn't get Nespresso at all. You can make a pot of freshly ground, freshly roasted coffee that is much cheaper and will taste far better.
If you like cappuccino-type drinks, Nespresso original is ok, not bad. It doesn't taste as good as a cafe but it's extremely convenient.
If you want better, buy a Breville Barista Pro. Much better taste but it takes more effort. The Breville will quickly pay for itself compared to the Nespresso, even the 62 cent per shot capsules. But it's more effort, bordering on hobby.
My new machine is so big it barely fit my kitchen. I bought a kitchen cabinet and countertop at Lowe's for $200 and put it in my breakfast room. Then I ran a water line from my kitchen sink and plumbed the machine. I installed an in-line water filter. I'll add a small sink next. Now I have a full cafe at home, and never go out for coffee, but it cost a lot and you have to be a barista to get cafe quality. It's a long way from popping in a capsule and pushing a button. It's a full hobby at this point. I use scales and keep logs of the grinder settings I use. The tamper station I use costs more than my Nespresso. But it is still less expensive than going to a cafe.
As far as the machine goes, it works great. Note that espresso will not be as hot as the smaller pod machines. The pods are refillable and I use Recaps. Getting the right coffee and grind level is important. I have both the small espresso machine and this one. Both are refillable. But note the following,
For the Next machine, keep the old pods and use foils from Recaps. DO NOT use any other pods including the hard metal ones. Use a shot glass to hold the pod. run a tip along the edge of the foil seal to seat the pod capsule foil and roll over the edge. Do not hard pack the pods since this is not pressure extraction.
For the small pod machines you can use metal pods but only the ones with concave bottom and not a flat bottom. They will have one center hole surrounded by outside circular holes. The bottom will have a concave interior to prevent damage from piercing spikes in the machine. You can get these on ebay real cheap.
And use bottled or filtered water.
I had an original about two years. It was very convenient, and with the milk frother, you get a quick cappuccino. I used Peet's red capsules at about 62 cents each, two per drink.
Then I bought a used Breville. Far, far better taste. I tried the Nespresso after getting the Breville and couldn't stand it. The Breville makes much better espresso/cappuccino.
Then I sold the Breville and bought a commercial Italian machine. Now my drinks are better than cafe quality. The milk streams perfectly, and I can make latte art.
Which should you choose?
If you want coffee and not cappuccino-type drinks, I wouldn't get Nespresso at all. You can make a pot of freshly ground, freshly roasted coffee that is much cheaper and will taste far better.
If you like cappuccino-type drinks, Nespresso original is ok, not bad. It doesn't taste as good as a cafe but it's extremely convenient.
If you want better, buy a Breville Barista Pro. Much better taste but it takes more effort. The Breville will quickly pay for itself compared to the Nespresso, even the 62 cent per shot capsules. But it's more effort, bordering on hobby.
My new machine is so big it barely fit my kitchen. I bought a kitchen cabinet and countertop at Lowe's for $200 and put it in my breakfast room. Then I ran a water line from my kitchen sink and plumbed the machine. I installed an in-line water filter. I'll add a small sink next. Now I have a full cafe at home, and never go out for coffee, but it cost a lot and you have to be a barista to get cafe quality. It's a long way from popping in a capsule and pushing a button. It's a full hobby at this point. I use scales and keep logs of the grinder settings I use. The tamper station I use costs more than my Nespresso. But it is still less expensive than going to a cafe.
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You can get the Vertuo Next for $95.19. Vertuo Titan with Aerocinno for $139.99.
Where do you get the 20% coupon from?
Thank you - got it !
This worked for me for $10 off pods. Think you have to spend at least $90 or something? Use code " SMSCOMM "
And use bottled or filtered water.
The other thing with Nespresso and most espresso makers is always pull an empty, water only shot before your first shot, or else the machine will cool the shot and that harms the flavor.
https://www.amazon.com/Nespresso-VertuoPlus-Coffee-Espresso-DeLonghi/dp/B01NBJ2UT5?ref_=Oct_DLandingS_D_3765eb47_62&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
That is their worst quality machine and they're pushing it like crazy at all department stores.
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The wife wants one, but I'm reading horrible reviews on their website and across Reddit.
only thing worse than the machine is dealing with their customer service. They are programed to be stupid. They force you to walk through all the troubleshooting you would have already done before calling them so be prepared for a 1 to 2 hour phone call to get a repair or replacement going.
they push repair. If you want a replacement sent get your angry hat on to make that happen.