Coffee Machines, Espresso Machines Reviews and Information

Nespresso coffee machines are famous all over the world for the beautiful design as well as delicious coffee. You may also think of George Clooney when you think Nespresso. The Nespresso capsules system is a very common system for coffee machines many homes these days. In this post I want to put videos and links to videos of Nespresso coffee machines, so you can get another look at them before buying or if you’re just curious. Enjoy the show:

Krups Nespresso xn2007 with Nespresso Aeroccino Demonstration

• Another Krups xn2000 demonstration video

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Today I am writing about the prestigious Siemens TK70 Nespresso coffee machine. This coffee machine is designed for the Nespresso capsule system. So what are the cool features of this machine, besides its beautiful design?

Siemens Nespresso TK70

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If you recently bought a Nespresso capsule system machine, or looking to buy one, you will need a supply of capsules from day 1 if you want to use the machine. Nespresso has great online service. All you have to do is register online and you can start ordering capsules online. It usually takes 2 days to arrive.

Nespresso Capsules Range

A recent comment from one of our readers states that there’s a £4.95 postage charge on a purchase of Nespresso coffee capsules through the company website. So for an order of 50 capsules, you would pay 27 pence X 50 capsules plus £4.95 postage charge. This equals £18.45, which makes the nominal price per cup of coffee 36.9 pence. Thanks for that feedback Alan!
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I wanted to tell you about this great looking Nespresso capsule system coffee maker from Delonghi – The Delonghi Lattissima EN660 / 670 / 680. This coffee maker includes a built in milk frothing system and a programmable sequence mechanism to produce a great tasting cappuccino in just a press of a button.

Delonghi Lattissima EN660

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Capsule System

Coffee Capsules

Capsule systems for making coffee are a newer method than the traditional coffee handle machines, and are well fitted for home or small office uses. They offer a simpler, cleaner way for producing quality espresso and other coffee and tea beverages. Essentially, capsules which contain premeasured amount of sealed ground coffee are inserted in the compatible capsule system machines. The machines then pierce the top part of the capsule to allow the water to flow through. Following that, hot water is forced through the capsule with high pressure, extracting the beverage to the cup. Each capsule is used once and then disposed of.

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As you can see from the names of these two slick Nespresso capsule system espresso makers, the Magimix Le Cube M220 and the Krups 5000 Le Cube series, they are very similar. In fact, at first sight they look identical. If you look a little more, you will see the minor product design differences. Their technical specification is almost the same however.

Magimix Le Cube M220

Krups Nespresso xn5000

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Once again we come across two machines that are hard to tell apart. The Magimix M200 and the Krups xn4050 coffee makers. These are both entry level Nespresso capsules system machines with built in milk steaming hoses. They are both beautiful so just decide which one looks better to you, if you’re set on getting one of them.

Magimix M200C

Krups xn4050

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Here are two Nespresso capsule system coffee machines, I wanted to tell you about, the Magimix M100 and the Krups xn2001 that differ slightly in their appearance but are very similar in terms of technical specification.

Magimix Nespresso M100

Krups Nespresso xn2007

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