Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ Coffee and Espresso Machine by De'Longhi, Black

Holy Molly! I personally never had a cup of coffee like this. The crema really adds to the taste. I have had a Keurig machine before and I really wasn't impressed. I also felt bad contributing to our planet's plastic issue. The coffee taste the same or maybe not as good as a regular drip coffee machine. I decided to try this one as I like the idea of making one cup at a time vs a whole pot. I also like that you can recycle the pods. I got the vintage yellow machine. Great color. I cleaned the machine as recommended and put in my first pod. I chose decaf(which was included in the box). Everything worked as it should. The smell was wonderful, just like a coffee shop. Time for the taste test. I added my favorite creamer and took a sip. It was amazing! I couldn't believe how good the coffee was. It was similar to the coffee from a coffee barista . Now I am wondering why I waited so long to make this purchase. Yes the coffee is a little on the expensive side. But the quality is so much better. I bought this to use in my rv, but now I will use it here at home as well. I have a small kitchen and it doesn't take much room. Super easy to use, just push one button.

I love, love, LOVE my Nespresso!! I use it every day and haven’t had any mechanical issues. While the cleaning/troubleshooting isn’t super intuitive, I’ve found their website to be extremely helpful when navigating cleaning cycles or errors. I also love that nespresso offers a recycling program. While I haven’t played around with manual fill pods, I’ve heard good things about them too. However, as a review chiefly of the machine itself, it works great, produces high quality, consistent product, and is cute as a button! I actually travel with mine a fair amount and have found that it is sturdy enough to withstand being in the back of my car for weekend journeys. I’ve become a believer! I truly think that this is a cost effective, excellent way to have excellent tasting espresso at home without having a giant steam powered machine that you have to learn to use and calibrate. I have a friend with a proper machine and I’ve seen him go through a pound of beans just to calibrate the grind. Nah—I just pop a pod in, start my milk frother in the morning, and I’m good to go. I will say the machine is loud, but I live alone so it isn’t an issue for me.

I bought this machine to make mess-free espresso & coffee beverages at home. It was easy to set up and it came with the complimentary capsule kit. I haven't tried all of the capsules, but I like the taste and the crema of the espressos. The water tank is a bit small, but you don't need to refill it as often unless you brew the coffee pods (which use more water) compared to the espresso. It's easy to clean and the pods automatically drop to a waste compartment which you can easily access on its left side. I've read reviews saying how the machine is loud like a jet engine, and naturally I was worried at first. However after using it a couple of times I have to disagree with those statements. If you've ever heard an espresso machine grind and brew, you would know that this machine is remarkably quiet in comparison. I could use this machine in my room without waking anyone. The machine does drip a few drops after you brew, but thankfully that's what the drip tray is for. The only con I would say is that there are so many different types of pods to choose from that it's really overwhelming. I'm not really sure what they mean, but I'll buy the ones I enjoy the most. Overall for the price of this machine, it's fun and easy to make coffees at home. And it's cheaper per brew than buying a $5+ coffee outside.

I purchased a Nespresso machine about a year ago, and unfortunately, it has been one of the most frustrating product experiences I have ever had. Since the day I bought it, the machine has constantly malfunctioned. In an entire year, I have been able to use it no more than five times before it stopped working again. This is completely unacceptable for a premium-priced coffee machine that is marketed as reliable and high quality. What makes this situation even worse is the way Nespresso customer service has handled the issue. Even though my machine is clearly still under warranty, the company has repeatedly refused to replace or exchange the unit. Instead, every time I contact customer support, I am told to “fix it myself” while staying on the phone or FaceTime for up to two hours at a time. I have spent countless hours following troubleshooting steps, resetting the machine, taking videos, and explaining the same problem over and over again to different representatives — all with no permanent solution. The machine inevitably breaks again after minimal use. What I find especially troubling is that I was told if I no longer need the machine, I could send it back to Nespresso for recycling, and that they would repair it themselves. This raises a serious concern: does this mean the company takes the machine I paid for, repairs it at no cost to them, and then resells it to someone else? If that is the case, it feels incredibly unfair. Is this what I paid for — a defective machine that I barely got to use, only to be told to give it back so the company can refurbish and profit from it, while I am left with nothing? As a customer, I do not believe it is reasonable to expect someone to repeatedly act as a repair technician for a defective product, especially when the product is still covered by warranty. A warranty should mean repair or replacement, not endless troubleshooting calls that waste the customer’s time and energy. I chose Nespresso because of its reputation for quality and customer care, but this experience has been extremely disappointing. Instead of feeling supported, I feel ignored and dismissed. At this point, I have lost confidence in both the product and the brand. I would strongly caution potential buyers to think twice before purchasing a Nespresso machine, especially if they value reliability and responsive customer service. A premium brand should stand behind its products — unfortunately, in my experience, Nespresso has failed to do so.

I bought this Nespresso machine to make quality coffee and espresso at home without learning a complicated coffee machine, and it’s been a joy to use. The one-button operation means you pop in a capsule and start brewing immediately — no steam wands to master or manual settings to adjust. The compact size fits easily on my countertop, and the pastel yellow color adds a fun pop to my kitchen. It brews several cup sizes from espresso to a longer coffee drink, so it works for quick shots in the morning or larger mugs later in the day. What I like: – Very easy single-button operation — great for beginners – Compact but still brews rich espresso and larger coffees – Capsule recognition ensures consistent taste each time – Fun color that brightens up the counter Things to consider: – Water tank isn’t huge, so you’ll refill it more often than with larger machines – You’ll need to buy compatible Vertuo capsules for best results This machine has been a great addition to my at-home coffee routine. If you’re new to Nespresso or just want a simple way to get café-style drinks without the hassle, this makes it easy and enjoyable. I’d definitely recommend it.

We were using a Keurig machine at home when I happened to try a cup of Nespresso at a dealer's showroom. If you've had that experience, well, 'nuf said. Hello Nespresso Vertuo, goodbye Keurig. While we loved the machine and the coffee it made, it started leaking -- not a big deal, but annoying and we couldn't fix it so we just got another one. I take off one star for that. Another thing I would note is that the handle that opens and closes the top requires a fair bit of torque. A senior person in the household who has carpal tunnel and arthritis in her wrists is barely able to operate the machine. It would be great if the handle were longer and more prominent; ie, easier to grip. Also, our second machine fails to grip the pods and pop them out when opened, as the first one did. I will add that Nespresso's subscription program works really well: freebies, free shipping, and a ten percent discount.

This is my third Nespresso Vertuo machine after 3 1/2 yrs. First is a Next lasted just after 1yr. 2nd is a Pop+, lasted 18 mo. Both were made by Breville with 1 yr warranty. Nespresso kindly offered discounts but only applicable to regular priced items. Not helpful at all until I see this one on sale at Amazon. This is the Samra Origins Weekend Version. Interestingly this model is no longer available thru Nespresso site. Anyway, I got it and pleasantly noticed it was by DeLonghi and came with a 2 yr warranty. Brewed a few after flushing the machine. It is definitely quieter than the last Pop+. I'm happy now and if it lasted full 2 yrs, it will reduce my depreciation to less than $4.00 a month if it lasts 2yrs. The unique design looks very appealing to my taste. I happened to see the same name pods from Woot. They look good together, and tastes good! Furthermore, this model came with a $20 voucher while most others are $10. Win, win.

My first use of this coffee machine was at a hotel in Monterey CA a year ago. I was baffled for a few moments wondering how would it work and would l like the taste. I was very impressed at the ease of use and the taste. This week I purchased the yellow Vertu and put my overworked 1 Kcup appliance on a high shelf kitchen cupboard.

Perfect size, great colour. It does leak a little so after I finish a brew I empty the water canister. I like the machine.

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Me encantó, espero que me dure mucho, ya preparé mi primer café y sabe delicioso

Buen producto

Me llegó rayada y no vienen las cápsulas que según vienen de regalo