☕ Elevate your coffee game—fast, versatile, and frothy perfection at your fingertips!
The Nespresso Vertuo Plus by De'Longhi is a sleek, single-serve coffee and espresso machine featuring rapid 25-second heat-up, four programmable cup sizes, and an included Aeroccino3 milk frother for hot or cold froth. Designed for convenience and style, it offers energy-saving automatic shut-off and comes with a complimentary starter capsule set, making it the ultimate all-in-one coffee experience for home or office.
Material | Plastic |
Exterior Finish | Gray (unknown finish) |
Item Weight | 9.7 Pounds |
Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.6"D x 16.2"W x 12.8"H |
Number of Items | 1 |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Capacity | 40.8 Fluid Ounces |
Color | Gray |
Style | Machine + Frother |
Wattage | 1300 watts |
Recommended Uses For Product | Brewing Coffee and Espresso, Iced Coffee Drinks |
Human Interface Input | Buttons |
Filter Type | Reusable |
Operation Mode | Semi-Automatic |
Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
Specific Uses For Product | Brewing Coffee and Espresso, Iced Drinks |
Voltage | 110 Volts |
Special Features | Milk Frother, Centrifusion Technology |
E**S
Nespresso Coffee
The Nespresso VertuoPlus has completely transformed my mornings! This machine is a perfect blend of convenience and quality, delivering barista-level coffee and espresso with the push of a button. The crema on the coffee is incredible, and the flavor profiles are rich and satisfying.I love how versatile it is, the different pod sizes allow me to enjoy everything from a quick espresso shot to a full mug of coffee. The machine heats up quickly, operates quietly, and the sleek design fits beautifully in my kitchen. The rotating water tank is a brilliant feature, making it adaptable to any countertop space.Cleanup is effortless, and the automatic pod ejection system is a bonus. This is hands down one of the best investments I’ve made for my coffee habit. If you’re a coffee lover, you NEED this in your life!
A**T
Wish I bought this years ago!!!
I bought the VertuoPlus machine during Prime Days. I thought about buying it for a few years and finally pulled the trigger when it was on sale at a great price. I go to Starbucks once a day (and don't even love their espresso) so I knew this would be a money saver for me. I tried various espressos at friends' homes so I was satisfied that I would be happy with the espresso pods. My machine arrived Friday and I set it up Saturday morning. The first step is to run the rinsing process. I was having trouble getting the cycle to run so I called Customer Support. Someone answered on the second ring and walked me through the process via a video call. Turns out I was not waiting long enough before I turned on the machine to run the rinse cycle. Easy fix and it worked right away. She then offered to stay on the line while I made my first latte. Super easy and helpful. I also purchased the Aerocinno which makes the best foam! Very frothy and good mix of hot milk and foam. I made several lattes in a row as I was making them for friends. The machine worked great and it was fun experimenting with the sample coffee/espresso pods that were included with the machine. Overall, I wish I purchased this a few years ago! My payback will be fast and I like my custom lattes better than a Starbucks latte. And the excellent customer service is a bonus and definitely exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend.
J**S
Tariff pricing
It’s a great convenience. Makes decent coffee with good crema. But, we’re now at May 20. I bought it in mid- April for $60 less…and it wasn’t on sale. Tariff pricing has arrived.
D**H
Wow, completely different experience from other "pod coffeemakers"
"Is this a good coffee maker?" Well, that's going to depend upon your expectations in coffee.If you're looking for a "pod coffee maker" that makes normal drip coffee (think Keurig) then Nespresso is somewhat different, and may or may not meet your expectations.I also have a Keurig. It's just fine for brewing basic, cheap coffee (or more expensive if you buy major-brand-name capsules). I like my Keurig--we've had it for over 5 years, and it works great. But, those who are environmentally conscious will soon realize that Keurig is not recyclable at all, and countless billions of pods a year are making their way into landfills.Nespresso's pods are made of 100% recycled/recyclable aluminum. Nespresso is VERY focused on a goal of 100% recycle-ability, and provides recycling bags with fully pre-paid shipping. Fill the bag (holds about 75-100 capsules), seal it, and drop it off at your nearest UPS store (or Nespresso store/kiosk if you happen to have one in a mall nearby). Nespresso will dismantle the pods, collect all the used grounds and process it into compost for landscaping use, and then melt down the pods and recycle them. 100% recycled!All those recycling costs are already built in to the pod cost, so while these pods are more expensive than Keurig, there is ZERO waste as long as the consumer does their job.The best way I can describe Nespresso is it's a totally new coffee "experience." Espresso or "foo foo coffee" lovers will likely be very pleased with this machine line. Folks who aren't impressed with anything beyond a drip cup may find Nespresso a little "snooty" for them.Nespresso's Vertuo product produces coffee that is much more similar to a cup of espresso. The pods are spun at variable RPM's (typically 3000 - 7000RPM) and use "centrifusion" - a made up word intended to commingle "centrifugal force" and "infusion". Basically, they spin the pod, a pump squirts in water, and the spinning forces produce the coffee which is extracted and drips into the cup. It's not particularly noisy for a kitchen appliance, but you can definitely hear the spinning. Regardless of pod, they all come out with a layer of crema (coffee foam). There are (at the moment) five "sizes" of pods, which produce 1.5oz (espresso) up through 14 oz ("Alto XL").As with any product line, there are pros and cons. There are some fantastic things about Vertuo and a few limitations.Pros: Absolutely fantastic coffee. All cups have a crema layer on them, and there are a relatively plentiful number of flavors and intensities available, ranging from lighter and fruitier/acidic flavors all the way up to very dark bold and smoky options. There are seasonal special pods as well, such as holiday blends or single-origin "master" type coffees. Pods and contents are 100% recyclable. Easy to use out of the box--there's ONE button. You press it. It works. Milk frother (optional add-on, included in our purchase) is FANTASTIC. I thought it was going to be a gimmick, but I use it with every cup! It's easy to use, and creates that "latte experience"--it makes better lattes' than a certain really large chain whose name ends with "bucks"--yeah, you'll spend 'em there. Pod cost, compared to an espresso shop brewing an equivalent latte for you, is cheap. VERY tightly-integrated recycling: drop pods in bag. Bag full? Seal it and drop it off at your UPS store. Pre-paid return shipping means zero-extra cost. Done. Milk frother is VERY easy to clean--takes about 15 seconds, if that. I've only owned the machine for a month, but the build and overall experience lends itself to belief this is a very high-quality unit. Excellent app (iOS/Android)---you can view/order/manage pods, accessories, maintenance/cleaning products and subscriptions right from your phone/tablet. Love a particular flavor? Just add it to your cart. It even supports automatic/routine replenishment if you want that. Seasonal and other specials show up in the app when available, making the app a one-stop-shop. Company is VERY plugged in environmentally and has created a coffee experience that doesn't fill a landfill. If you actually play the game the way Nespresso intends, it's a holistic coffee experience and a great one at that.Cons: No third-party pods, and pods are relatively expensive when compared to other "pod" brewing standards. You want this machine? You'll be buying Nespresso-branded pods from Nespresso, or authorized resellers, and at full-tilt retail which typically runs about $0.90 for an Espresso pod and up to $1.20 for their normal coffees (some origins are as high as $2.00 a pod). So each cup is roughly double the cost of a Keurig brew. There are about 20 different pod flavors and five sizes available, so most people will find SOMETHING they like, but if you don't love one of the 20, you're out of luck as there are no 3rd-party options without "hacking together" a used pod, some self-ground coffee, and some foil cap stickers you found on the Internet.Overall, this is an EXCELLENT machine for those who want more than a pod of coffee. I've owned it for a month and I'm 100% hooked.
M**S
Very good Espresso machine for the Cost
Had to push the button three times quickly 1..2..3. to clean it prior for first use because I didn't want fresh factory plastic taste in my coffee at first use. Goes through the reservoir quite a bit with almost two large cups of cleaning out water used. The whole thing is packaged well, and one needs to clean all the parts including the outside of the machine prior to use of course. Works like a charm. I feel the bar code system is a bit tricky for the machine to decrypt and start spitting out my coffee. Water reservoir is small, but it works well for small counter spaces. The milk froth machine is fantastic just read the instructions or look it up to know just how exactly one wants the milk to turn out from the spinning attachment and level limits. It's fairly quiet to me as any normal coffee maker can be. I am happy.
C**R
Perfect for the Espresso Enthusiasts with Little Time
We’ve been using the Nespresso Vertuo Plus for a while now, and we love it. The coffee tastes way better than a Keurig, and it’s so much easier than using a full espresso machine. Just pop in a pod, press a button, and you’ve got a solid cup of coffee in minutes.The milk frother is a nice touch, too—it makes great lattes, really smooth and creamy.The only downside is the cost of the pods, which can add up. But if you're a coffee lover and want something quick and easy without the hassle of a traditional espresso machine, it’s definitely worth it. We’re happy with it overall.
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