Coffee capsules are popular with coffee drinkers that don’t like fuss, so the high-tech Nespresso Vertuo Coffee Machine should prove popular with this demographic.
This coffee maker is all about taking a capsule, blending it with the best tech possible and allowing users to create a tasty espresso or black coffee.
The espresso machine is meant to be easy to use and looks great. But, does it deliver on its promises?
There are three things that immediately stand out with the Krups EA907D40 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine: the look, the computerisation and the price.
There is the impression of an attractive high-end machine here – and there had better be a good coffee at the end for that 4-figure price tag.
Does this machine deliver? Or, is it trying to be too clever?
The DeLonghi ECP35.31 Espresso Machine is a traditional pump model for the coffee lover looking to experiment with their morning drink.
There is a choice here to use either grounds or pods and a large selection of possible drinks.
The De’Longhi name is one that many people respect when it comes to top coffee makers. However, can this model live up to buyer expectations?
The Sage BES980BSS the Oracle Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine stands out from the crowd for a few different reasons.
It is bold, large, promises great coffee and there are expectations of the brand.
One of the reasons that consumers turn to Sage models is that there is that link to celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal.
There is a sales photo on some listing of the man himself gazing and the coffee maker.
It does little to show his influence on the design, but it does show the size of this coffee-shop style bean to cup coffee machine. This is a big, heavy-duty system with a lot of nice details in the specification. But, does it produce good coffee and is it easy to use?
The DeLonghi Dinamica ECAM 350.35 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine will immediately stand out to consumers because of the small size and lack of external features.
This isn’t a espresso machine that wants to mimic the coffeehouse experience.
Instead, this hides most features – aside from the user-friendly console – for a simple look. It looks like an espresso machine for the busy apartment owner.
Yet, the specification suggests it can do more. Are users impressed?
The DeLonghi Prima Donna Bean to Cup is a compact, shiny stainless-steel model at a high price. There is a lot going on with the bean canister, grinder, water reservoir, milk container and more.
Yet, it all fits neatly into an attractive device. There is also a clear LCD display for all the clever functions of this smart machine.
So, just what are users getting when they pay the full 4 figure list price for this espresso machine. Is it worth that much?
The Sage Barista Touch Espresso Machine looks like an interesting hybrid for anyone that wants to improve their coffee making skills.
The shape and immediate look bring to mind the big, noisy machines seen in a big coffee house.
Yet, this one is a counter-top model with some nice extra features for custom drinks. Does this hybridisation really work, or is it a confused mess?
