Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee and Espresso Maker by De’Longhi, White with Aeroccino Milk Frother
$171.99
Last updated on July 11, 2024 2:21 am Details
- IMPOSSIBLY GOOD QUALITY: The Vertuo Next Nespresso machine makes an extraordinary cup of coffee in a variety of sizes and producing velvety crema indicative of only the highest quality (exclusively compatible with Nespresso Vertuo coffee pods)
- QUALITY ENABLED BY TECHNOLOGY: Delivers the optimal in-cup results for each blend using capsule-specific brewing with barcode reading resulting in a silky crema atop the coffee; a signature of a truly great cup of coffee
- A RANGE OF OPTIONS: Vertuo Next makes both coffee and espresso in a variety of sizes: 5 8, and 18oz coffees, and single and double espresso. Includes a complimentary starter set of Nespresso Vertuo capsules (capsule assortment may vary from picture)
- QUALITY DESIGN: Nespresso’s newest innovation, Vertuo Next is the most compact, sustainable and smart Vertuo machine yet. It’s made of partially recycled materials and is only 5.5 inches wide
- AEROCCINO MILK FROTHER INCLUDED: The Nespresso Aeroccino3 provides smooth hot or cold milk froth for your coffee recipes with one touch. It froths all types of milk in a few seconds without noise or vibration
Specification: Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee and Espresso Maker by De’Longhi, White with Aeroccino Milk Frother
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Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee and Espresso Maker by De’Longhi, White with Aeroccino Milk Frother
$171.99
Fabs –
Been using it for 3 days, all was good until this morning. The machine leaked so much that it was sitting in a puddle of water.
This is the third defective De’Longhi Nespresso machine I buy in the span of 2 months. First I got the Vertuoplus Deluxe, which started leaking within 2 weeks. Returned it and replaced it with the same model. Leaked again. By this time my stash of coffee pods had grown so I thought I’d stick with the same brand but try a different model (this one). Leaked again 🙁
Daniel X –
where should I start,
i am a long time nespresso coffee user, have the original , and a 1st gen vertuoline.
like both very much. they don’t break, and serve the purpose. the 1st gen vertuoline was considered the premium version and is very solid built.
when I see the vertuo next on sale I think its time for some upgrad.
I am wrong.
1st , this unit is cheaply made, yes it is 45% recycle material, but the pod head touches and feels much much cheaper compare to the 1st gen vertuoline. the water tank has a lid which is not even connected to the tank, maybe trying to save few cents for the connector? the bottom hole of tank feels cheap too, I believe thats why there are so many leaking issues for the newer version unit. Which, the 1st gen uses much better material and you know it will last.
2nd, the cup holder , 100% plastic. I am fine with plastic, my original line is made of plastic too but its wide and sit tight on the base. For this unit when I have a full cup of coffee sitting on that tray I don’t feel secure at all. can Nespresso at least spend few more bucks and make it solid?
3nd, the coffee. i used a espresso pod, and half of the coffee leaked to the dripping tray…….. I have been using nespresso for years and believe i know how to use the unit. clearly there is some leaking issue on the head.
4th, when I got here i don’t feel like using those wifi, bluetooth fancy stuff anymore. I logged online, and press the return button.
Nespresso, people like your products. the nespresso coffee machine use to be well built , but not anymore. Huge mistake.
I understand the profit mainly must be from the pod, not from the machine itself. but that is not an excuse to produce such cheap products in hoping of more people to buy your pod and make money.
in short term yes you will see positive pnl, long term its suicide.
Nespresso need to hire people that loves and enjoys spending time with coffee and machines, to be their product manger.
Not someone from wall st which the only thing they know is pnl and profit chart.
btw it is very unfortunate that i am from NYC and work for banking, thus i know its very common for such strategy to be made.
Victor Blake –
Updating this review (original below). Down ranking from 5 to 1 stars
While this machine made a great cup of coffee it didn’t hold up. After I was half way through the introductory coffees and two sleeves of Nicaragua coffee I got an orange light instead of the white light to brew. Read the instructions said it needed to be de-scaled/cleaned. Ran the cleaner through it following the instructions and water after.
Made one cup of coffee (more than an hour after I wanted it). Not good to begin with. Week later went to make another cup off coffee, same problem. There is no way minerals built up after just one coffee. I think the system has a problem with its sensors. Another two weeks, same problem. I have neither the time nor the money to de-scale between every single cup of coffee. Definitely a problem. Really disappointing because the coffee was great. I have an older Nespresso machine I still use a few days a week just for a regular single shot espresso and it has never had a single problem EVER. This deserves 0 stars at this point.
Original review
First, I have an older Nespresso which I’ve enjoyed using for a couple of years. I’m delighted to now have this newer machine which makes both espresso and “American” coffee. s. In addition to being a two purpose (espresso and regular coffee) machine and saving counter space, it has significant improvements.
First, the water tank is much larger than the espresso only machine. If filled to capacity it makes dozens of espresso or espresso + coffee for about a week (assuming 1-2 per day). Second, it is easier to remove, fill and replace the tank than older machines. The clear tank makes it easy to see how much water is left at glance before brewing. Nespresso sells capsules of different sizes. The sizes vary the amount of coffee and kind of coffee from espresso single shots, to double shots, to short coffee, tall coffee, and what I’d call extra tall which is to fill a to go coffee mug. Accordingly the cup stand can be set at a height for espresso cup lower for a “coffee” cup, lower still for a mug, or finally just removed to sit a to go mug on the counter. This flexibility is great and is enough for me to retire my Krups K-cup maker to the basement. The pod is easily removed and dumped into a tank which you can remove from the side to recycle the pods when full. The design holds about a weeks worth of pods and has a drip tray so the coffee in the pods can drip dry and not grow anything you wouldn’t want in the kitchen.
The machine does support Bluetooth, but on consulting with the company I heard that it only works with Nexus and iPhone. I have LG and Pixel phones and was unable to bluetooth pair the phone. As it turns out the only reason to pair it is to upgrade the software on the machine. The only reason to upgrade would be for problems with the machine, for which there are no known problems and there have been no upgrades. To me then this seems un-necessary and I don’t see why they market it with Bluetooth with such limited support. But no harm caused.
Now let’s talk about the coffee. First, the coffees provided in the samples and which I’ve since purchased and incredibly high quality. Second, the machine does brew the perfect cup every time. The temperature is just right and every cup has a crisp crema which varies depending on the coffee. Mixing coffee with air adds incredibly to the taste experience and they’ve gotten it just right.
I did actually break open one of the Vertuo capsules (Solelio). I then brewed the Solelio in an Aeropress. I was literally impressed. Certainly one of the top 3-5 coffee’s I’ve ever tasted. Honestly, I liked the taste when brewed with the Aeropress better than brewing with the machine. But neither I nor more of us have the time to hand brew coffee every day, so I save that for slower weekends. But I do share the story with you because it is a testament to the coffee quality.
Overall it is a great machine. The price for capsules is comparable to competitive products, but with a choice of types of coffee (espresso or regular) and quality I think this is a better machine than the k-cup machines.
Ross C. Melton –
Buyer beware. I was sent a used Vertuo. Very disappointed with what I paid. Brand new one is the same price. When I opened the package there were coffee grounds everywhere. Used cups still inside the bin and coffee stains on the machine. Not happy with this purchase.
Ilana Trager –
I love Nespresso coffee, when my old VirtuoPlus bit the dust I decided I needed a new machine ASAP. It makes a great cup of coffee but buyer beware, there are non-coffee related human-machine interface related issues. I was a little surprised to realize the top is mechanical, not automated like my previous machine. I’m used to hitting a button and having the top buzz open, so the manual top feels kludgy and breakable to me.
And then this is no surprise, but the app is terrible, and I can’t get the Bluetooth to work, a technology that millions of devices use seamlessly every day. Their tech support is overwhelmed, so chat is shut down and if you call you will just sit on hold forever.
So to sum up, if you want great Nespresso coffee in a relatively small space, this is a good option. If you want bells and whistles, buy a more expensive machine that has the fancy automatic buttons, and if you want the connected coffee maker, I don’t know what to tell you.