Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine by De’Longhi,24 oz, Black
Original price was: $179.00.$163.39Current price is: $163.39.
Price: $179.00 - $163.39
(as of Dec 29, 2024 23:02:03 UTC – Details)
Compact, lightweight and equipped with an ergonomic handle the Nespresso Inissia by De’Longhi is a smart little machine to make your life easier and fit perfectly into any interior design. Simple to use, it offers an impeccable barista-style coffee every time thanks to its simple one-touch operation and patented extraction system which delivers up to 19 bar pressure. A fast-heat up time means the water reaches the ideal temperature in just 25 seconds while a folding drip tray allows for taller recipe glasses and an energy saving mode automatically switches the machine off after 9 minutes to make your life easier. Each machine includes a welcome set with a variety of Nespresso capsules containing individual aromas.
Compact machine offers 2 programmable cup sizes; Espresso Lungo
19 bar high-pressure pump for barista-style flavor and aroma
Fast heat-up system reaches ideal temperature in just 25 seconds
Automatic shut-off feature 9 minutes after last use
Machine is compatible with Nespresso Original espresso capsules.
Includes a complimentary starter set of Nespresso Original capsules (capsule assortment may vary from picture).
Customers say
Customers find the coffee maker easy to use and providing good value for money. They appreciate its compact size that fits well in small kitchens. The machine brews great espresso with both Nespresso brand and off-brand pods.
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R. –
Perfect little machine. No regrets.
Pros of the Inissia:-Clean appearance, looks and feels quality-Small size – fits well in small kitchens-Very cheap compared to a full size espresso machine-Machine warms up quickly-FAST. I love how quick this machine is. I used to make moka pot coffee, which is noisier (or the grinder is), faster, and not as tasty.-Cheaper pods – for me, since this is true espresso, this is a more cost effective way of enjoying my coffee. It is a fraction of the cost of a coffee shop, and since buying the Inissia I have almost ceased going to the coffee shop at all. The unit is cheap enough to outweigh the costs of buying the pods anyway.-The pods run around 70 cents a shot across the board. They’re about the same price whether through Amazon or Nespresso’s website, but Nespresso will usually give you a good “Starter discount” and a gift the first time you order, so using a combination of the two might be helpful.Cons of the Inissia:-Ordinary coffee from your grocery store cannot be used with this unit – only pods from Nespresso are recommended. This means you can’t try out different coffees and their flavors using this machine. You can buy occasional new flavors through Nespresso though.-The drip tray must be removed if a taller mug is used to collect espresso.-“A little” noisy. Doesn’t wake up sleeping kids in the next room though. Much quieter than a grinder.-Precious espresso sometimes sits in the chamber where the pod is – when it’s done making espresso, the last half a teaspoon of espresso (or less) may sit there. If you’ve removed the drip tray / used pod box then you’ll need to clean the bottom of the section of the unit where the used pod box would be. Not too bad, but it’s an extra step.-The used pod collection drawer also collects this espresso mentioned above – and if not cleaned regularly can grow mold. This could just be very humid environments such as where I’m at, but I was surprised at how short a time it took. I clean and air dry mine regularly now.Overall?Fantastic little espresso machine! I’ve been looking at buying one of these for years. An office I used to work at had one, so knowing the taste was good I decided to take the plunge. I was nervous about the cheaper price of this unit at first, hoping that it wasn’t cheap because of lack of quality. I researched a lot, bought this one, and haven’t regretted it.I found I wanted a taste I could trust. This espresso is the real thing, with excellent tasty crema every time. I prefer the Arpeggio and Livanto espresso shots, but I do like the Envivo Lungo, to my surprise. The Inissia pulls espresso shots and also makes lungo shots, which simply remind me of my trusted moka pot in taste and are a “longer” shot than the standard. I don’t really think of the lungo as an espresso, however.Uses original line nespresso pods; it isn’t recommended to try anything else with it (including those that are reusable). You can recycle the used pods if you wish through a nespresso recycling location near you, and little recycling bags come with the unit.Includes directions on how to clean the machine; they don’t look difficult. I haven’t had to clean mine yet but the directions indicate when is best to clean. It doesn’t look too hard, but you do have to buy a cleanser for this. It looks like just running the machine on lungo a few times with the cleaner and then a few times without; not a big deal.The difference between this machine, which uses original line pods, and the vertuo line nespresso units: This has to do with the way the coffee is made. Vertuo uses centrifugal force to achieve pressure – the original line it is said uses a special air compressor to achieve enough pressure. I can hear what sounds like this air compressor part working when I use the machine. I researched what others said about the difference in taste, and many lovers of classic espresso liked the original line best, so that’s what I went with.All in all a very efficient espresso machine. I wish I’d bought it years ago, even if it was more expensive then…
MSA –
Absolutely amazing!
I really researched this brand, and model, before purchasing it. Espresso, with the convenience of a pod system sounded almost too good to be true. Obviously K cup machines are extremely convenient, but the tradeoffs really matter. I wonât bore everyone with the ways I make K cups better, but in short, you lose the convenience. I spent many hours researching the choice.The first decision was Original Line versus Vertuo. While the extra features and technology of Vertuo were attractive, the fact that you cannot try other brands pods, made me go with the Original Line. After tasting the Original Line pods, being captive to Nespresso wouldnât be that bad, but there are superior alternative brands for Original Line, that not only taste great, they are less expensive. I really preferred the ability to be able to try other brands, so the Original Line was my choice. That said, after trying Nespresso brand Original Line pods, I would not rule out adding a Vertuo at a later time. You might be captive, but they do make great tasting options.This model is an Innesia, although they donât mention it in the listing. My primary reason for this exact model was the flip up drip tray, which was a great decision. The smaller Original limits the size of your cup, unless you remove the whole drip tray, while this one flips up, and out of your way. The smaller area that catches the used pods was insignificant, as with my Keurig I have to throw out each pod. This catches between 5-7 empty pods, which is fine. The smaller water reservoir was no big deal either, as adding fresh water is better than using it stagnant. If you want the bigger pod catcher, and reservoir, go for a Citiz, or Plus, Original Line.Along with the machine, which does come with samples, I ordered the 50 pod Nespresso variety package. I wanted to give them a chance, before trying other brand pods. I was extremely surprised at the quality of the the espresso. I donât consider myself a âcoffee snob,â but I do know the difference between traditionally made espresso, both real from a coffee shop, or homemade from an actual real stove top espresso pot, or a homemade espresso machine. Is this exactly as good? That is a tough call, but the convenience does not cost you the quality that you lose from K cups. It is extremely close, and just plain espresso, ristretto, and lungo, are all exceptional. Once you decide to add anything, such as milk, flavored syrup, or even sweetener, any difference is completely gone.In summary, I am glad I put the time in deciding, and if you have any hesitation with the Nespresso models, skip it. These machines are really excellent, and the convenience really trumps any possible negatives. Extremely recommended machine, I just wish I tried one sooner. Enjoy!
Jean –
Love this coffee machine. User friendly and easy clean. Good price too along with efficient delivery. Definitely recommend!
neha –
Amazing machine for your everyday coffee fix. This is such a God sent coffee machine. Easy to use, looks good and compact, easy to clean and maintain, coffee tastes better than any big brand coffee. I have stopped drinking coffee from outside after purchasing this machine. And the various flavours of coffee available are amazing.Thankyou seller and thanx to Amazon for making it easily available.A must buy for coffee lovers to save money on expensive coffees.
Tilak Swarup –
The look is very good. The price and the product really do match and the machine is very portable as well as the taste of company was nice and hot and with just 2 buttons easy to use.
Lana H –
Wow what a fabulous little machine! And the frother is fab too! Super easy to use, and clean, and takes up little space. I ordered this mainly for my airbnb travellers as I don’t drink much coffee, however I now use it too. I just wish there was a good selection of teas available as a lot of travellers also drink tea. The reusable pods I ordered separately work very well too. The Inissia is a keeper. Order it!
Akhil Bhardwaj –
Easy to use and clean. Good quality product.