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Which is how you can help ? A pod machine is a great choice for quick, easy brews. They are also easy to clean and easy to use. These sleek machines are available in a range of sizes and shapes, from minis to large models with frothier for cappuccinos. This affordable option from Nespresso’s Vertuo range comes with different shaped capsules in addition to the standard Espresso pod. You can choose among five options for brewing: Espresso, Double Espresso Gran Lungo Mug, Extra Large Alto. 1. Nespresso VertuoPlus The VertuoPlus line of capsule coffee makers is among Nespresso's most expensive options. This particular model makes use of Centrifusion technology to make the best cup of long or espresso with the push of a button. Its clever barcode reader recognizes the type of Nespresso pod you've placed in it and automatically adjusts extraction settings to ensure optimal in-cup results. This means that you don't need to manually set anything, and it eliminates unnecessary waste by using only the exact amount of water, energy and coffee required for each size of capsule-specific drink. The machine makes use of centrifugal forces to spin capsules at 7,000 turns per minute. The machine blends ground coffee with water, producing a thick and velvety crema. This process also helps evenly fill the capsule with water prior to extraction, which is an important factor in getting a flavorful cup of coffee. The machine is equipped with a 40-ounce tank of water which means you can make a large amount of coffee or espresso before having to empty it. After the brewing process is complete, the machine removes the capsule that has been used and places it in an internal container for easy removal and recycling. The machine isn't equipped with a built-in milk frother into it, but it can be used with Nespresso Aeroccino3 for lattes or cappuccinos. It comes in 13 colours and is small and tall, with a height of less than 9 inches. This makes it simple to put on your kitchen counter. Its top opens automatically, making it easy to insert capsules if you have limited dexterity. The Nespresso coffee maker is currently available on Amazon for $119, which is a great price for a machine that's capable of producing the most delicious cup of espresso or long coffee. It comes with the starter kit, which includes 10 Melozio capsules (intensity 6) and 10 Stormio capsules (intensity 8) so you can experiment with the blends. 2. Lavazza A Modo Mio Jolie A stylish capsule coffee machine that's simple to use and won't break the bank. It comes in cream or black, and can prepare five milk-based dishes at the push of an button such as cappuccino large and latte macchiato. However, it's not ideal for lattes and frosty drinks as a standalone milk frother. It also has a relatively tiny water tank and limited choice of compatible capsules, which means it might be more suited to espresso or black-coffee drinkers who aren't afraid of refilling and emptying the machine. Jolie Jolie, the smallest and quietest of Lavazza's A Modo Mio machines is ideal for those who appreciate high-quality Italian coffee without the hassle of a traditional machine. It is easy to use and comes with a single backlit stop&go that allows you to select the amount of coffee you want or hot cocoa. Its slim design and stylish size make it a perfect accessory to any room. We tried the coffee-only version of the machine. There is also an Jolie and Milk model for PS169 that has milk-frothers if you're fan of milk-based drinks. It's easy to clean by having clear plastic water tank, with indicators for MIN/MAX as well as an open capsule drawer that can be rinsed under running water. It will shut off automatically after 9 minutes and the power cable can be removed from the machine. Like other capsule machines, it's important to clean your Jolie regularly by emptying and cleaning the coffee reservoir and filter, as well as the water tank. Cleaning it frequently will keep it performing at its best. 3. Breville BES870XL The Breville Barista Express makes a ideal choice for those who are looking for an actual espresso machine at home. It's one of the few we've tested that can make rich lattes that are creamy and smooth, and also produce the thin layer of foam that adds a little extra something to your drink. It's also a great bargain for home coffee makers particularly when you take into account that it is less expensive than professional machines. Unlike some of the other semi-automatic models we reviewed, this is a true espresso maker that comes with an integrated grinder as well as a PID temperature control and a steam wand for milk-based beverages. It's got a bit more of an learning curve than Rancilio Silvia, Gaggia Classic or Nespresso VertuoPlus, but it's still well within reach for those who wish to learn to pull an amazing shot and create the perfect latte at home. The hopper has a large airtight design that keeps freshness and taste. It is also simple to take out and refill, which we believe is an advantage. The tamper can also be removed which is a great option if you want to manually tamp images or use a double-wall filter. Other notable features include a quick-heating thermoblock, adjustable grind settings, dose control and a drip tray which keeps the beans out of your water. It's also simple to use and clean although it's not the most durable unit out there. Its biggest disadvantage is that it may be loud when brewing however the sound should diminish as you get familiar with it. 4. Lavazza A Modo Mio Jolie Mini The Lavazza A Modo Mio Jolie Mini is a small quiet pod coffee machine which is perfect for small spaces. It's the smaller of the brands machines, and is Lavazza's cheapest capsule coffee maker (although you may still find its predecessor, the Lavazza Tiny A Modo, on Amazon). The Jolie Mini doesn't have the additional bells and whistles of the other machines in this list, but it does everything that a simple pod machine is supposed to do. It's quick to heat and easy to use. It's also a good choice for those looking to try out different flavours of capsules without the need to shell out for a bigger model. Despite its size despite its size, despite its size, the Jolie Mini is easy to clean. The drip tray and capsule container can be removed and the water tank comes with a handy indicator for MIN/MAX. It's dishwasher-safe, which means you can keep it as clean as you can. The manual contains instructions on how to decal it every three to four months. This small machine is adored by its users, who have given it a rating 4.4 stars out of 5. The machine's quiet operation, the wide range of choices it offers, and the fact that pods can be recycled or composted are all highly appreciated. There were some users who had issues with the capacity of the capsule container however this was easily solved. Additionally, you'll find the power cord and plug, a user manual, a quick-guide, a warranty sheet and a tester containing nine Lavazza pods. Six of the nine pods are roasted and two are lungo and two are decaffeinated. The other two are organic, meaning that you'll have plenty to choose from when you're looking for your next cup of coffee! 5. Lavazza A Modo Mio Mini Lavazza A Modo Mio Mini was designed to fit in modern kitchens, thanks to its sleek design and compact size. It is able to revolutionize the way you make coffee at home, and is available at a very affordable price. Our test team was impressed with the speed and quality of the final product. The machine is easy-to-clean, and the waste bin and capsule bin are large enough to prevent the buildup of used capsules. The A Modo Mio Mini also comes with a pack of 16 Dolce Vita hot chocolate capsules that can be used for an instant treat without the need to make it separately. This machine is ideal for those who love milk-based coffee and aims to provide an authentic espresso with each sip. The machine's automatic brewing system is so sophisticated that it scans each capsule's barcode and adjusts the settings automatically to the proper level for the beverage you prefer. However, you'll need to add an additional milk machine in case you want to make lattes and cappuccinos. The A Modo Mio Mini is quiet in operation, which is a plus point for early risers and those with a busy family life. The VertuoPlus comes with more presets but it is not as customizable. This isn't an issue for coffee lovers who like to experiment until they find the perfect recipe. The 1.8-litre tank can be placed either at the rear or on the other side of the machine depending on the available space. The capsule drawer holds 13 large pods. Other features include the ability to hold your next cup while the machine heats up and also alerts if you haven't refilled the water tank or if the machine needs decaling.