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Best Nespresso Machine Reviews Brigitt Earley is a Good Housekeeping Institute expert who has evaluated and tested various kitchen appliances. She also writes about other household products and gadgets. The best Nespresso machines offer a variety of drinks, are easy to use and clean, and they rapidly heat up. They should only be compatible with the original Nespresso capsules, and come with a special container for used capsules. 1. The Vertuo Creatista The Vertuo Creatista is a new model in the Nespresso line-up, and fills a significant niche. It's also the first and only Vertuo machine that has an integrated milk frother. The machine is a middle-of the-line Vertuo model with the highest quality stainless steel design. It also comes with 2L of water tank and a drip tray that is removable and lets you use your personal travel mug or carafe. It utilizes Nespresso's Centrifusion technology to brew capsules and can create a variety of drinks. This Internet page includes espresso, lungo and alto, in addition to cappuccino macchiato, latte and cappuccino. It is compatible with the original Nespresso capsules and their Vertuo Line equivalents. The machine can read the barcode that is located on the pod lip to determine the optimal settings to achieve the best results. This makes it one of the most intelligent machines in the lineup. Like other Nespresso machines that are available, the Creatista is able to heat up quickly in time due to its thermoblock system. The only drawback is that it takes longer to produce an espresso shot than other models in the range. The main draw for most people, however, will be the built-in milk frother. The wand is similar to the manual steam wands you'll see on other espresso machines, but it's completely automated and comes with control settings for temperature and texture. This is a great feature for those who love to add milk to their coffee and it makes the Creatista an attractive choice for a lot of customers. Previously, the only way to get a milk-based Nespresso was through the Aeroccino or the Lattissima models. 2. The CitiZ This compact, sleek machine by Nespresso is a great addition to any kitchen. It's easy-to-clean and uses less energy than other pod machines we've used however it still makes a great cup. In our most recent tests of the CitiZ, we found that the CitiZ performed well in single-serve and larger models for brewing. It also has a number of interesting features, like the ability to connect via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth (for maintenance alerts and capsule tracking) and a reservoir for water that can hold up to 32 ounces of filtered water, and a sleek, modern design. The quick heating system of the machine heats water to the ideal temperature in just 25 seconds. The energy-saving feature automatically stops the machine after 9 minutes. If you want to add milk to your coffee,, you'll need to buy a separate milk frothing attachment. The CitiZ's labeled and easy-to-use button is among our favorites. You can pick from a wide selection of single-serve drinks. These include espresso shots in three sizes as well as various milk-based options such as lattes, cappuccinos and flat whites. The CitiZ may be a little more expensive than the Essenza Mini or other compact OriginalLine models. It does offer several extra features that some customers might consider worth the cost. It's also the first Nespresso machine to use 40% recycled materials. And it offers the possibility of connecting to a smartphone app that provides maintenance alerts, brewing instructions, and capsule tracking. The CitiZ's water reservoir, drip tray, and capsule container are all easily cleaned and removed for quick cleaning. It also comes with an inbuilt descaling feature. However, the frequency at which you should 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, a sleek tower of clean lines that fits in the tiniest of kitchens. It's an excellent choice for singles or Nespresso beginners who don't want to spend lots of money and who aren't interested in paying for extra features that won't improve your coffee in any way (like Bluetooth technology or a latte art wand). The Mini is small however that doesn't mean it isn't capable of doing its job. It can make espressos and ristrettos as well as lungos. It is also the easiest and cheapest Nespresso machine to clean, maintain, and operate. If you're looking for something slightly larger than the Mini it's the Nespresso Essenza Plus. It's a more compact machine with the same brewing technology and minimalist design. It also comes with a Nespresso capsule container and jug as well as an adjustable water tank. It's also more expensive, but it could be worth the extra expense if you'll be making mostly Americanos or if you're looking to make larger quantities of ristretto or espresso. The Lattissima machines are the newest addition to the Essenza range. They offer one-touch convenience and a variety of beverage 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're looking for the ability to brew full-sized milky drinks on the go without ever having to lift the pod. 4. The Vertuo Plus If you're looking for a machine which can make larger cups of coffee and espresso-style shots the VertuoLine model could be up your alley. It's compatible with the original pods of the brand (though you can also utilize cheaper third-party pods) and features two buttons that can be programmed to allow you to select between regular, regular, and gran lungo sizes. It also has the centrifusion process that pulls water out of 20 punctures in the capsule's top. According to Nespresso the process produces a high level of crema. This model is an excellent choice for those looking for a reliable, foolproof espresso machine and coffee at the touch of a button. It doesn't have too many bells and whistles. It performed well in the Single-Serve Coffee Makers laboratory tests, especially when it came to the first cup and repeat speed. It's one of the most affordable machines from Nespresso and has a slim footprint. The only drawback is that it doesn't have a large capacity for storing used capsules and has a smaller water tank than other models. If you're thinking of making milk-based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos then you might want to invest some extra money on a machine with built-in milk froth. Both the Lattissima and Creatista can make it with a minimum of fuss, while the Nespresso Inissia is made to be as easy as possible with a milk container that can hold up to 12 capsules. A key thing to remember is that all Nespresso machines must be descaled once a year. The company claims it's easy to do, and there are alerts on the machine that indicate when it's time to descale. You can also purchase descaling kits from the brand to take a more hands-off approach. 5. The Creatista Pro If you are a Nespresso fan who loves milk-based coffees such as the Creatista Pro may be a good choice for you. It's also simple to use and offers the same drinks as its counterpart that is the Creatista Plus. The milk frother can be manually adjusted to alter the temperature and texture of the milk. It is also automated and self-cleaning. The result is a silky smooth and frothy milk that's perfect for cappuccinos, lattes and flat whites. The Original Line machine uses Nespresso Vertuo pods, and it can brew espresso in single shots in three sizes, or milk-based drinks such as cappuccinos, latte macchiatos and flat whites. It's super easy to use with large LCD display that is clear and bright, as well as labelled buttons for the different drinks. It also comes with a barista-style steam wand to make milk and a jug, which are less messy to clean than the standard integrated frothers found that are found on every Nespresso machines. The Creatista Pro may be a bit more expensive than the other models, but it's an excellent machine. It's simple to use and looks stunning on your counter. It comes with a tamper, capsules that are reusable and a topper. This can save money over the course of time. For a cheaper model, you can look into the Nespresso CitiZ&Milk. It may not come with as many bells, whistles, and features like the Creatista but it has an array of drinks such as cappuccinos, lattes, and three different sizes of espresso. It also has a simpler interface with one top button that controls powering on, rinsing and brewing. It's also small and compact, and it has a water tank that can be moved around which allows you to easily adapt it to your kitchen's layout.