NespressoInissia Coffee Capsule Machine, 0.7 liters, White by Krups

The weight and feel of this small machine, as my headline states, is robust and classy like an italian vespa!It feels like a machine that for once, WASN'T built with built-in-obsolescence in mind, this feels like it was built to last!Which as far as i'm concerned in this day and age, is unheard of...... at least it seems to me like it doesn't really happen anymore.I went for the Italian red with black fixtures, I mean red n black c'mon.....What can I say It looks great!!Functionality?The water was really perfect, nice and hot but not scold-your-mouth and burn your bean kinda hot!What else, Ohhhh the handle! Pffft when I pulled tht sucker down it had a weighty feel to it, I was pulling a handle.... downward, y'know something a newborn could do, but it felt like I had scaled olympus, performed Herculean tasks, carried the world a-top my shoulders like Atlas.What i'm saying is, It's bizarre how satisfyingly good it can feel to use good quality machinery.What else? You want more? Have I already drunk four cups of coffee? can you even get drunk off of coffee?I dunno you tell me!More:- It came with a luxury looking box of 14 free Nespresso coffee capsules. For some who get carried away with the machine and forget to buy the coffee, without the coffee, this machine serves no purpose, so that's full functioning all in one box, this will be a welcomed surprise and an instant smile generator!Plug it in, press and hold the two buttons and it's on. Add your H2O Not to be confused with J2O, add your favourite flavour capsule while you wait the 5 seconds for it to finish it's start-up process and it's ready.A note, Although the coffee was great, beautifully blended with that lovely creamy barista coffee look...It didn't puncture the capsule the first time I pulled the handle down. Not an issue!! and definitely not a complaint.It's actually a pleasant surprise, i've used these machines countless times and a lot of them don't always puncture the capsule, in fact i'd say it's a regular occurence. My point is that some machines try to send the water through anyway, and there's this huge mess all over the shop. With this, you just lift the handle up, retrieve your capsule from the container underneath, and pull it down again, Presto! Or Nes'PrestoJust a small copyright/name change there for you guys. It's so fast and simple you clearly shoulda called it that, You can have that one for free!Feel free to send me all the stuff you'd like reviewed ok!Cheers for the coffee!

I recently purchased the Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine, and it has been a game-changer for my mornings. This compact and efficient machine consistently delivers café-quality espresso right at home.Firstly, the sleek and stylish design fits perfectly in my kitchen without taking up much counter space. Despite its small size, the Inissia is incredibly powerful and heats up quickly, allowing me to enjoy a perfect cup of espresso in just minutes.The ease of use is one of its standout features. The one-touch operation is simple and intuitive, making it perfect for busy mornings. The machine also offers two programmable cup sizes, ensuring I get the perfect amount of coffee every time. The 19-bar pressure pump extracts rich and flavorful espresso, complete with a beautiful crema.Another aspect I love is the energy-saving mode, which automatically turns off the machine after 9 minutes of inactivity. This not only saves energy but also provides peace of mind when I’m rushing out the door. The water tank is easy to refill and holds enough water for multiple cups, reducing the need for constant refilling.Cleaning the Inissia is a breeze, with removable parts that are easy to wash and maintain. Additionally, the machine comes with a selection of Nespresso capsules, allowing me to try a variety of coffee blends and find my favorites.In summary, the Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine is a fantastic investment for any coffee lover. It’s compact, user-friendly, and delivers exceptional espresso with minimal effort. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their coffee experience at home. Plus, Amazon’s fast and reliable service made the purchasing process smooth and hassle-free.

I first bought my Inessia after a trip to Florence. I used it for several years before forgetting about it, even though it remained in the corner of the kitchen. After a recent trip to Germany where I used a similar machine with a fascinating range of pods I started using my Krupps machine again. Of course, I needed to run though a descaler for it to work properly after all that time - but coffee and its crema is perfect. Coffee pods are far more available these days and Tesco do a great range of compatible pods. The right coffee cups make the drinking experience an authentic one.

I've wanted a Nespresso (or equivalent) for a long time and I finally decided to get one when I visited the Nespresso store on Regent Street, London, and had a sample. I watched the woman in the store make the coffee and it was so speedy and it tasted great.The Inissia is the entry level Nespresso machine and simply makes espresso - no milk frothing. It does it's job really well. It's easy to operate and well made. It looks good and can knock up a really tasty espresso in seconds - the water heats up after 3 seconds!Also, as a complete surprise, it came with a welcome box of 14 different flavoured espresso pods.The machine also came with a £40 voucher for my first order from Nespresso, giving me 250 pods for £40. Awesome!You can also buy compatible coffee pods that work perfectly and taste great too, just search Amazon or Google for "Nespresso compatible pods" or look in Tesco or Waitrose.

Came with a Spanish plug but they supplied an adapter. Still makes great coffee, even if I do use the cheaper ones from Aldi