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The Best Pod Coffee Machines

With pod coffee machines, you simply place a sealed capsule coffee machine with roasted or ground beans into the machine. Then the coffee pours through for a predetermined time period to create your beverage.

Some pod coffee makers have multiple cup sizes as well as a built-in filter and milk ability to froth. Choosing the best pod coffee machine for you is based on your personal preferences and your lifestyle.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking to buy a basic Keurig coffee maker without all the bells and whistles that come with more expensive models, this machine is a good option. It's simple to use and has a great look. When not in use, it can be easily hidden away in the kitchen.

The machine can be loud but it's not a huge problem. It is also fairly compact and can be tucked away in tiny counter spaces. If you'd prefer a Keurig with a greater variety of sizes, or a carafe to drip-brew your coffee, you may want to consider other alternatives.

The Keurig K-Select single serve coffee maker combines sleek design with more useful features to help you make your perfect cup every time. Pick from a variety of delicious K-Cup pods, or make your own ground coffee with My-K-Cup's universal reusable coffee filter (sold separately). Strong Brew increases the intensity and strength of your coffee making it a perfect choice for coffee enthusiasts who enjoy strong coffee.

This brewer is easy to use, with simple buttons. Just put in the K-Cup pod, select the desired brew size and press the brew button. In less than a minute, you'll have a fresh-tasting cup of coffee waiting to enjoy. The large 52-ounce reservoir lets you brew up to five cups in between refills, making it easier to manage your morning routine.

The machine is simple to clean, with a removable water reservoir and lid that can be easily hand washed. However, it is recommended to remove the scale from your Keurig before cleaning, and follow the instructions in the user manual to ensure that your machine is operating at its peak. The warranty covers the brewer and all accessories that came with it, except for normal wear and tear, damages caused by abuse or misuse, and any external causes of failure like power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

This is the best choice for coffee lovers looking for a machine that can do more than just make your typical cup. It's designed to create a wide range of drinks like hot chocolate and tea. It features a large 1.3 Liter water tank that allows you to brew multiple cups at the same time. The machine warms up in just three seconds and can make an espresso or latte with the built-in milk jug. It also has a touch-sensitive screen that allows you to alter the intensity, temperature, and quantity of your drink.

The Tassimo My Way uses the brand's T Discs that contain everything you need to make your favorite drink. There are more than 70 different varieties to choose from, ranging from brands such as Kenco and Costa to Costa, Milka and Cadbury's. The machine also provides T discs for tea and hot chocolate as well.

The coffee produced by this machine was of good quality, but slightly less than some of the other machines we reviewed. It also steamed the milk for a caffe latte fairly quickly and produced a rich mouthfeel, but not too thick. However, it should be not forgotten that the frothy milk made from T Discs has sugar, which is, although not a major issue in itself but isn't for everyone's taste.

The Tassimo My Way is easy to keep clean, with the drip tray, removable parts of the brewing unit, and the water tank being dishwasher-safe. A Brita filter is included, as is cleaning disk. A helpful indicator light will let you know when it's time to clean and the water reservoir helps keep the limescale to an absolute minimum. The machine is certified Energy Star, which helps reduce its electricity consumption by up to 15%..

3. Lavazza Lungo Pod Machine

This Nespresso pod coffee machine was designed in collaboration with Sage by Lavazza is among the most appealing machines available. It's made with tough and attractive materials, comes with a neat adjustable steam wand to make lattes and cappuccinos, and a stainless steel milk jug. The machine will brew espresso lungos, double espressos mugs, and altos using a thick layer froth.

Similar to most pod machines, you load a pod using an opening on the top of the machine, and then drop it into the. The machine punctures the capsule then seals it. When you press the lever the used pod will fall into a specially spent Pod tray underneath the drip tray.

It's not the fastest way to make espresso. It takes 30 seconds for one shot and 90 seconds for the lungo. But the results are always impressive with a rich, smooth taste and a delicious crema. The machine will also inform you when it's time to refill the water tank or pod bin.

This machine is a huge selling item because it can be used with any Lavazza pod. There are seven pods in total, including ground espresso (Qualita Rossa), decaffeinated (Dek Cremoso) and two organic coffees. Bio). The pod coffee machine isn't inexpensive, but if you combine it with pod delivery it can cost similar to that of the regular bean-to-cup machine. The slim design of this machine makes it possible to fit into the tiniest kitchens. The pods are compostable in a way that you can dispose of them in your council food bins or garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines are among the best pod coffee makers for those looking for an efficient, reliable, and consistent brew. They heat up fast and are easy to use. Simply insert a capsule and push a button and you're good to go. They also create a delicious crema that can be added to your drinks for extra thickness and flavor. The official pods are not inexpensive and you'll need to purchase them.

The Vertuo line uses an entirely different method of technology from OriginalLine machines that use espresso capsules (and remain in operation). The Vertuo line scans the barcode on each capsule machine coffee, and then automatically adjusts the brewing parameters to produce the perfect cup. And they feature a centrifusion mechanism that spins the capsule in order to extract the fullest flavors and most thick crema.

The machines aren't as intuitive as the other options. For instance the lid opens only when the machine is ready and it takes 30 minutes to heat up enough to allow it to be put into the capsule. The machine doesn't come with a milk frother like some of the other pod coffee makers on this list, meaning you'll need an additional PS90 or so to buy a separate Aeroccino in order to make lattes and cappuccinos.

These machines also require more maintenance than other models - filling the water tank and emptying the pod containers used for descaling - however, they have an app that reminds you to perform these tasks and also provides tools like store locators and capsule coffee maker recyclers. If you pair your machine with an IntelliPort you can control it via voice commands. This is a great feature when you're making coffee at 4am in the dark or are limited in power.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

This sleek pod coffee machine is the love child of a well-known Italian brand and a renowned kitchen appliance company. It sports the modern, sleek curves SMEG are known for, and can brew both espresso and lungo drinks. It has a programmable setting for the shot, dual-height drip tray, and a removable pod bin.

This coffee maker makes it easy to whip up one-shot or double-shot espresso in the morning, or a lungo in the break at work. Its simple control panel looks elegant and doesn't hinder its purpose. If you're looking to dress your daily coffee even more, it comes with three interchangeable filter baskets that accommodate different types of capsules. You can use loose-ground beans (although a separate grinder is required).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine doesn't have a milk pitcher, however, it does come with an inbuilt Pannarello milk frother, which froths both cow and soymilk quite nicely. It also has an oversized portafilter of 51mm, which is smaller than a typical commercial-style filter. It's also pressurized and this is a plus since it means you won't get that stale, leftover grind taste. It also includes a plastic Tamper that can also be used as scoop.

The SMEG is among the most expensive pod machines we've reviewed but it's well worth it if you're a lover of the retro style or like the ability to whip up espresso-based drinks. It's also a great option for those who are new to the world of coffee making and don't want to endure the hassles of measuring, grinding, and the process of tamping your own beans.