Stainless Steel Refillable Coffee Pods Compatible for Nespresso VertuoPlus XN903 /XN900 / Vertuod-line GCA1 /Delonghi ENV135/ENV150,Stainless Steel Reusable Coffee Capsules Pods (2.4 oz)

I was a little skeptical about trying reusable pods with my Nespresso VertuoPlus, but these RECAFIMIL stainless steel refillable capsules really impressed me. The build quality is excellent—solid stainless steel that feels durable and well-made, not flimsy like some other options out there.It took a little trial and error to get the grind and tamp just right (medium-fine worked best for me), but once I found the sweet spot, the results were great: rich crema, smooth taste, and full-bodied flavor—almost indistinguishable from the original pods.Cleaning is easy, and I love that I can use my favorite coffee blends now without tossing a pod every time. It’s better for the planet and much more affordable in the long run.

I bought this pod and a similar one from another brand name. Both were identical so I'm assuming that they all come from the same place in China. The actual quality is impressive but that is a s far as it goes. Loading the pod is easy, Ieven bought a tamper to help. However the amount of actual liquid coffee that came out was just a dribble. I tried different grinds, different amounts of grounds, still all that came out was about a tablespoon of liquid. the actual stainless steel pod is about the size of the Alto (14 fl. oz) but what comes out is substantially less that the Nespresso Espresso pod (1.35 floz). I was lucky to get half that in many attempts. The machine gets the level from the codes on the rim of the pods. Both of these stainless pods (different venters) use the code for Mug (7.7 fl oz). The only thing I can think that could improve is the sharpness of the code lines. The Nespresso pod code is very distinct (and in black) whereas the stainless had some smudging along the code lines (and was in brown). I used lens cleaner to reduce the smudging and sharpen the lines and it worked a little bit. I was able to get roughly 1.7 fl oz from the stainless pods. With regular pods you can simply push the button and continue filling your cup. With the stainless the machine stopped after the button was pushed.But as the title says, the ejection process was just as good with the stainless as with the pods.

Works great - however, to get it right you have to go through trial and error. Follow these directions and you'll have nice espresso. First, I am not sure if it works with all Nespresso machines. We use it with the Vertuo Plus. Two, do not throw out the little whitish rings that come with the accessory - those are replacement gaskets. Third, this accessory is for a double espresso. Fourth, you need really fine ground. How fine you ask? Well, our regular coffee is Cafe' Bustelo (use whatever coffee you like) which is already an espresso ground - we put that in a coffee grinder and grind that until it becomes close to a powder. Fifth, fill up the holder and tap down with finger - you can experiment with this to get the strength you like. Put a little divit (depression) in the coffee for the center cylinder that's part of the top. Sixth, after you are done with the accessory it has to cool down - it's metal. That's it - hope this helps - enjoy!

Product quality is great, but does not work in my machines, barely get an ounce of coffee in my cup…..maybe only works in some Nespresso machines

I love this item, it saves me so much money, because pods are quite pricy. It worked so well with my Nespresso VertuoLine. I feel safe using this because it’s stainless steel. Highly recommend it!

Great idea but does not make a full cup of coffee. Maybe I was sent the wrong size/coded pod but I’m only getting a couple of ounces to run through the pod - like an espresso vs a full cup of drip coffee. Not what I was expecting.

This stainless steel pod is perfect. I am positively thrilled to have a viable solution to aluminum pods. It pulls a perfect shot every time. The key: use 'espresso' Ground coffee, i.e. the finest grind you can find/get. This missing element is why some reviews talk about a watery "pull" in their pods. This pod is a perfect design; I use espresso ground - extra fine - coffee every time and I've never had an issue; and I bought my first "trial pod" 6 months ago. Great product! I'm about to buy several more.

Got my new Nespresso Vertuo Plus machine replacing my old and trusty Espresso coffee machine that's been my go to for 2-3 years now..I got the Nespresso Vertuo Plus with these reusable pods totally thinking that this reusable pod would work with this Nespresso machine. They don't work so good. I grind my own fresh beans and I noticed when the Nespresso is working with the Nespresso pods...the coffee coming in to my coffee cup is a lot darker...richer. The coffee brewed with these reusuable pods is watery and thin. I called Nespresso and talked to them...the admittedly said that the reusable pods are not compatible with Nespresso because that the Nespresso pods have some chip that identifies what the pod is and tells the machine how much water is dripped into the grinds for the coffee. So, I go to Costco and see the only Nespresso pods are over a $1.00 a cup of coffee. Had really hoped these reusable pods would give me a good rich cup of coffee at home. Not, now sure what to do?