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Best Nespresso Machine Reviews

Brigitt Earley, a Good Housekeeping Institute specialist, has evaluated and tested many kitchen appliances. She also writes about other household items and gadgets.

The top Nespresso machines are stylish and durable, quick to heat up, simple to use and clean and provide a variety of beverage options. They should be compatible with the original Nespresso capsules and include a specially capsule container for used capsules.

1. The Vertuo Creatista

The Vertuo Creatista is a brand-new model from Nespresso's lineup and fills a significant niche. It's also the very first and only Vertuo machine that has an integrated milk frother.

The machine features a premium stainless steel design with a brushed finish and is located in the middle of the Vertuo range. It also comes with two litres of water tank as well as a removable drip tray that lets you use your own carafe or travel mug. It makes use of Nespresso Centrifusion to create capsules for brewing, and create a variety of drinks. This includes espresso, lungo and alto as well as cappuccino latte and macchiato.

It is compatible with the original Nespresso capsules as well as their Vertuo Line counterparts. The machine is able to read the barcode on the pod lip and knows the best settings to use to get the best cappuccino machine results. This makes it one of the most intelligent machines in the line-up.

Like other Nespresso machines, the Creatista has a fast heating time due to its thermoblock system. The only drawback is that it takes a bit longer to make an Espresso shot than other models.

The big draw for most people However, the main draw will be the built-in milk frother. The wand is similar to the manual steam wands found on other espresso machines. However, it's completely automated and includes temperature and the ability to control the texture. This is a great feature for anyone who likes to add milk to their coffee and it makes the Creatista a more attractive option for many customers. In the past, Nespresso milk-based coffee was only available on the Aeroccino and Lattissima models.

2. The CitiZ

This compact, sleek machine from Nespresso is a fantastic addition to any kitchen. It's easy to clean and uses fewer energy resources than most other pod-based machines we've tried however it still makes the best cup of coffee.

In our most recent testing of the CitiZ, we found that the CitiZ was able to perform well in both single-serve and larger models for brewing. It also comes with a variety of cool features, such as the ability to connect via WiFi or Bluetooth (for maintenance alerts and capsule tracking), a water reservoir that can hold up to 32 ounces of filtered water, and an elegant, modern design.

The quick heating system of the machine heats water to the perfect temperature in 25 seconds. The automatic energy-saving function will shut down the machine after 9 minutes. You'll need an additional attachment to add milk into your coffee if you'd like to do so.

The CitiZ's labeled and easy-to-use button is one of our top picks. You can choose from a range of single-serve drinks. These include an espresso shot in three sizes, as well as a range of milk-based options like lattes, cappuccinos and flat whites.

The CitiZ could be a bit more expensive than the Essenza Mini or other compact OriginalLine models. It does offer some additional features that some buyers might consider worth the cost. For instance, it's the first Nespresso model that uses 40 percent recycled plastic. It also has the option to connect to a smartphone application for updates on maintenance and brewing guidelines.

CitiZ's drip tray, capsule container and water reservoir are all easily washable for cleaning. It also comes with an inbuilt descaling feature. But the frequency at which you have to run it will depend on your home's water hardness. We recommend using filtered or softened water, which can cut down on mineral buildup.

3. The Essenza Mini

The Mini is the smallest Nespresso machine on the market and is a sleek tower with sleek lines that can be tucked away in the tiniest kitchens. It's a great option for singles or Nespresso beginners who don't want to spend lots of money and don't want to invest in paying extra for features that will not improve the quality of their coffee in any way (like Bluetooth technology or a Latte Art Wand). The Mini isn't big, but it does not mean it cannot do its job. It can make ristrettos and espressos as well as lungos. It's also the easiest and cheapest Nespresso machine to clean, maintain, and operate.

The Nespresso Essenza Plus is a slightly larger version of the Mini. It's a smaller model with the same coffee-brewing technology and minimalist design. It also comes with an Nespresso capsule container and jug as well as an adjustable water tank. It is also more expensive, but may be worth it if you plan to make a lot of Americanos or if you plan to make large quantities of espresso or ristretto.

The most significant improvement to the Essenza line is the Lattissima series of machines, which provide one-touch convenience and a range of drink options. The Lattissima Pro, the Gran Lattissima and the Lattissima One all have front-attached milk reservoirs, as well as the ability to froth with a wand for cappuccinos and lattes. They're more expensive than the Essenza Mini, but they're worth it if you want the ability to make large-sized milky drinks at any time without lifting a pod.

4. The Vertuo Plus

The VertuoLine machine is a great choice if you're looking to make large-sized cups of coffee or espresso-style shots. It's compatible with the original pods of the brand (though you can also use less-expensive third-party pods) and features two programmable buttons that let you select between the alto standard, regular, and gran lungo sizes. Plus, it offers a quiet centrifusion process that pulls water through 20 punctures within the top of the capsule's domed lid, which Nespresso claims helps create the highest level of crema in each beverage.

This model is one of the top Nespresso alternatives for those who want reliable, consistent coffee and espresso at the touch of a button, without the bells and whistles. It did well in Single-Serve Coffee Makers' laboratory tests, particularly in the first-cup and repeat speed.

It's among the most affordable options available among Nespresso machines and has a relatively small footprint. The only drawback is that it doesn't have a broad capacity to store used capsules and has smaller water tanks than other models.

If you're thinking of making milk-based drinks such as lattes and cappuccinos then you might want to invest a little more on a machine with an integrated milk frother. Both Lattissima and Creatista can be made without much effort, while the Nespresso Inissia was designed to be as easy as possible with a milk container that holds up to 12 capsules.

The most important thing to remember is that all Nespresso machines must be descaled at least once each year. The company claims that it's simple to do and the machine will inform you when it's required. You can also purchase descaling kits from the brand for a more hands-off approach.

5. The Creatista Pro

If you are a Nespresso lover who enjoys milk-based coffees and other milk-based coffees, the Creatista Pro may be a ideal choice for you. Like its sibling Creatista Plus, it offers various drinks and is simple to use. The milk frother is automatic and self-cleaning, however it can also be used to manually alter the texture of the milk and temperature, if you want. The result is smooth, frothy milk that is perfect for lattes as well as cappuccinos.

The Original Line machine uses Nespresso Vertuo pods, and it can make espresso, including single shots in three sizes, as well as milk-based drinks, such as cappuccinos, latte macchiatos and flat whites. It's incredibly simple to use with a large, clear LED display and clearly labeled buttons for different drinks. It also comes with a barista-style steam wand for milk as well as the jug, which are less messy to clean than standard integrated frothers on the majority of Nespresso machine.

The Creatista Pro may be a bit more expensive than the other models, but it is an expensive machine. It's simple to use and looks stunning on your counter. It also comes with a free tamper and reusable capsules, which save money over the long term.

For a slightly less-expensive version, consider the Nespresso CitiZ&Milk. It may not have as many bells, whistles, and features like the Creatista but it has more drinks, including lattes, cappuccinos, and three different espresso sizes. It also has a more user-friendly interface with a single button that controls powering on, rinsing and making. It's also small and compact and has a moveable water tank that allows you to easily adjust it to the layout of your kitchen.