Nespresso Inissia Coffee Capsule Machine, White by Krups

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'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.

My first foray into the world of coffee machines, and I have to say I am pleased with my (largely uneducated) choice. Robustly made, small footprint on the kitchen worktop, and simplicity itself to set up and to use. It's supplied with a selection box of Nespresso capsules, which is a good way of finding out which blend suits you without buying a whole box. Two control buttons on the top of the unit turn it on and off, allow limited programming of the output, setting an 'eco' mode, and select whether you want an espresso or a larger 'lungo' drink. Factory set, it takes 25 pretty noisy seconds to produce a lovely crema with a delightful aroma. You can run the setting twice with the same capsule for a larger drink, or simply top up with a kettle. Non of our mugs and cups will sit under the nozzle, necessitating buying some specific coffee cups, but that's hardly a problem - I think I realised that when I ordered the machine. The water tank clips on and off the back of the unit easily enough and holds 0.7L according to the blurb, plenty to make a few even large drinks. Take care to keep the seal at the base clean though, or it will leak. The capsule bin holds around ten empty ones before you have to empty it, which is just a case of pulling the drip tray and bin smoothly as one unit from the front of the machine. I have been using Nesprsso-compatible capsules (Taylor's of Harrogate) in it without any problems at all, and am very happy with the quality and flavour of those, though of course I realise it is all a matter of personal taste. So, in summary I would say that this is a great little starter machine for coffee-lovers, and I am pleased with my purchase.

Over many years I have struggled to get espresso made in a clean and efficient manner without any undue fuss. My previous experience with capsule machines have only been with 'public' machines with vary degrees of success and general disappointment in the resulting drink. This Krups Nespresso Inissia machine was in a Lightning Deal at a good price and I decided to give it a go. I am delighted with it. The instructions that come with it are confusing so I went onto YouTube for operational enlightenment and was presented with the videos I needed so the black nectar would flow forth into a waiting cup. After the initial flushing through it has subsequently delivered the desired caffeine kick. The noise doesn't bother me (apart from allowing other members of the family to calculate the extent of my caffeine addiction) and waste disposal whilst basic is effective and with minimal if any mess. Excellent value for money and after a few tasters I have found a coffee blend I like. Time to pop in another capsule

Who has time to prep and clean an espresso machine first thing in the morning?, no matter how hard you try you are bound to spill ground coffee dust all over the counter top and without regular cleaning the jets and filters get clogged and dirty!...the Nespresso Inissia is an awesome little coffee maker, it sits comfortably and stylishly in the corner of my kitchen, it heats up and is ready to go in about 1 minute and makes perfect espresso coffee every time, no mess, no fuss and what a great price!...I'm now planning to buy a 2nd one for my office.

Great item. I am a relative latecomer to coffee machines, but this one ticked all the boxes - compact, quick and simple. It makes making the perfect brew a cinch - just pop in a pod, load up the reservoir with water and press the size of cup you want. Coffee Pods are readily available and compatible pods can be bought cheaper, but it's false economy - they work out a 30-35p per pod when bought in bulk through the Nespresso club site or through a Nespresso store. The genuine pods also taste better. I've only had the machine a month or so, but already have gone through about 100 cups. My only complaints are that the water reservoir and spent pod container are a little small and cleaning this and the drip tray can be a little messy.

48 hours from ordering to delivery! Excellent. Best of all, the coffee machine was dead easy to set up and I was sipping my first brew within 30 minutes. Very tasty, very smooth - and very hot. I can't stand tepid coffee! 16 Nespresso capsules were included for tasting before I need to order more. The Roma I tried first was superb. I heated a bit of milk in the microwave for adding to the glass and thus made myself a very nice latte. It takes about 25 seconds to make a cup. In my local coffee outlet it would have set me back £2.65. At home, 38p! (When the included samples are finished.) Nespresso capsules are available online. But so are cheaper alternatives in the supermarket.

There's a lot to like about this machine - it's compact, it produces good hot coffee and it's very affordable, particularly if you're starting out with Nespresso capsules. However, we had 3 of them and had to send them all back because they leaked coffee while in operation. Sometimes it would leak so much coffee that the drip-tray would overflow. The leakage occurred regardless of the brand of capsule, including genuine Nespresso ones. If it happened with our 3 identical machines, I don't understand why it's not more of an issue in the Amazon reviews. Fortunately, Amazon's no-quibble returns policy has enabled us to change to a different machine. The Magimix Essenza is a bit more expensive but appears to be work very satisfactorily and is a bit quieter too.