NespressoVertuo Plus Deluxe Coffee and Espresso Maker by De'Longhi, Titan with Aeroccino Milk Frother, 110 Volts

Some time ago I visited a friend who offered me a cup of coffee. I didn't realize what he meant until he handed me a cup of Nespresso coffee. One sip and I was a convert. I purchased this machine and haven't looked back since. I'm still trying the many different coffee flavors, as well as the occasional espresso. Won't be going back to regular coffee any time soon.

So glad our Keurig died! Nespresso Vertuo Plus Deluxe w/ larger water tank and cones w/ Aerricino milk frother is a game changer! Love the design! Makes great coffee and espresso quickly! Love the crema! I like that the water tank is large and can be positioned in the back or on either side. Milk frother works well although I rarely use it since I drink my coffee black. I like the automatic open and close and that it disposes the pod for you. Try the Intenso coffee and the Voltesso espresso! Try a scoop of ice cream with a little chocolate syrup in your espresso! It’s heaven! I researched a ton before purchasing! Had it 4 months so far and am satisfied.

My wife force me to buy this product I was skeptical at Frits. But now I can’t do without it very good quality I’ll give 5 stars

We love this!

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Best coffee maker ever

UPDATE: I went for a Keurig K-Supreme Plus instead and it's one of the best things I've ever purchased! I am absolutely in love with it (and I don't usually get so enthusiastic about things that I've purchased)! Delicious coffee within seconds every morning – it actually makes me look forward to morning time, and so much variety!! It probably sounds like I'm affiliated with Keurig but I'm not, and I'm not being paid for this review. I just don't understand why Nespresso has such a following (I had tried this out because a friend told me that it's waaay better than Keurig, and that is definitely not true).High-level faults before getting into the fraud/scam details:1. It is very difficult to use. I work in tech, and love tech gadgets. With this thing, it's ridiculously difficult to figure out how to make a cup of coffee. I had to watch numerous YouTube videos. The amount of different combinations of button presses for each different function is just crazy. For example "tap the coffee button three times within 2 seconds, hold two buttons for more than 3 seconds, then tap the coffee button to confirm. Then a green light will flash three times, followed by a solid orange light...". I can pretty much guarantee you won't even be able to open the machine to put a pod in there without watching a YouTube video.2. There is a VERY limited selection of coffees. While every coffee company out there makes pods for Keurig machines, Nespresso machines read a barcode on each pod, and will not do anything unless the pod is from Nespresso or Starbucks.3. The coffee is just meh. I don't know what all the great reviews are about.Now for the fraud part – seriously, there's a whole reddit thread about suing Nespresso for this:I received my Nespresso Vertuo Plus today and was very disappointed to find out (after a lot of frustrating, time-wasting troubleshooting and researching) that the largest coffee it can make is 7.7oz, even though Nespresso says this machine can make up to 14oz coffees. However, Nespresso has discontinued the Alto/XL pods that are required to make 14oz coffees, but they still say everywhere that they can make up to 14oz. The whole reason I decided to give Nespresso a try is because they very loudly market the fact that this can make large cups of coffee (like a Keurig can), but it's literally not possible in this machine because when it reads a barcode on each pod, it uses the amount of water that's recommended for that pod. So, without the Alto/XL pods (which no longer exist, but you won't see that update in any of their documentation or YouTube videos), you cannot make a coffee that's larger than 7.7oz unless you use multiple pods, which would be stupid because the pods are already more expensive than their competitors. Nespresso even has a YouTube video that shows how to make a large cup of coffee in this machine by manually programming the amount of water to use. I tried this with one of the other pods (not Alto/XL), and even though I kept my finger on the button like they said, it still stopped at 7.7oz. They should clearly say that you can only make a maximum of 7.7oz because they no longer support the 14oz pods.Final thoughts:I'm originally from Europe but I've lived in the US for a few years. When I go into a coffee shop in the US, it's most common to see people ordering at least 12oz or 16oz coffees. Tiny little coffees are great in Europe, but Nespresso is being really stupid for making the majority of their machines not cater for the US market, which is one of the biggest markets in the world for coffee consumption.

Solid construction, terrific cup of coffee, easy to use. What's not to like? Just make sure to follow the cleaning routine and eject the coffee pods when done to avoid clogging it.