Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee and Espresso Machine by De'Longhi - $99.00

Same with Canadian tire
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/nesp ... p.html#srp

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jm0287 wrote: ↑ Same deal on nespresso site+ 50 free capsules?

https://www.nespresso.com/ca/en/machines-promotion

thelasthunter wrote: ↑

This is also $99 for the coffee machine with $25 coffee credit

https://www.tsc.ca/Nespresso-Vertuo-Nex ... p=12707373

thelasthunter wrote: ↑ money-pit-image

Much cheaper than buying coffee at a coffee shop though.

I prefer drip coffee and I buy whole bean coffee and grind it, but my wife likes espressos so she uses her Nespresso. It's a good system, especially since you can recycle the pods. It produces good drinks.

dearsir wrote: ↑This is also $99 for the coffee machine with $25 coffee credit

https://www.tsc.ca/Nespresso-Vertuo-Nex ... p=12707373

Walmart has the same promo as well in their flyer

coolwasabi wrote: ↑ Much cheaper than buying coffee at a coffee shop though.

I prefer drip coffee and I buy whole bean coffee and grind it, but my wife likes espressos so she uses her Nespresso. It's a good system, especially since you can recycle the pods. It produces good drinks.

I've had a number of Nespresso models over the years, including this one, so I know them thoroughly. Basically, the price of the cheapest Vertuo pods - gram for gram - is on par with a quality local roaster. The ease/speed is nice, the quality is way better than k-cups but still not as good as a proper espresso machine with good beans. That said, if anyone wants the all-new Nespresso Lattissima One Espresso Machine (brand new/sealed), please PM me.

thelasthunter wrote: ↑ I've had a number of Nespresso models over the years, including this one, so I know them thoroughly. Basically, the price of the cheapest Vertuo pods - gram for gram - is on par with a quality local roaster. The ease/speed is nice, the quality is way better than k-cups but still not as good as a proper espresso machine with good beans. That said, if anyone wants the all-new Nespresso Lattissima One Espresso Machine (brand new/sealed), please PM me.

I've been using a refillable pod like this to make coffee every morning and it works pretty well.

https://www.amazon.ca/CAPMESSO-Stainles ... 788&sr=8-5

peakingduck wrote: ↑ I've been using a refillable pod like this to make coffee every morning and it works pretty well.

https://www.amazon.ca/CAPMESSO-Stainles ... 788&sr=8-5

Does this work with next?

runnersgambit wrote: ↑ Does this work with next?

Sorry can't confirm, don't know what the differences are with the next model. I've been using it with the vertuo chrome from that last Nespresso deal on RFD.

runnersgambit wrote: ↑ Does this work with next?

coolwasabi wrote: ↑ Much cheaper than buying coffee at a coffee shop though.

I prefer drip coffee and I buy whole bean coffee and grind it, but my wife likes espressos so she uses her Nespresso. It's a good system, especially since you can recycle the pods. It produces good drinks.

Everything is cheaper than buying coffee in a store, it's not such a good comparison. The quality is competant but still not as good as most espresso machines, which are admittedly more expensive. Ground coffee, even when kept air sealed in an aluminum pod, will always be blander than a good quality freshly roasted bean. Also, the foam that the Aeroccino produces is nowhere near as dense as it should be so capps suffer a bit, but probably okay for most. The pods are okay in price, comparable to whole bean coffee at a local roaster, especially if you buy over $100 and get free shipping.

peakingduck wrote: ↑ I've been using a refillable pod like this to make coffee every morning and it works pretty well.

https://www.amazon.ca/CAPMESSO-Stainles ... 788&sr=8-5

I have that and find it makes watery coffee. It's a bit better if I use the bar code rim from another pod. But it's still weak.

Just an FYI for those who are considering buying off the website because the retail stores may not have the colour you want (ex: matte black). The $25 credit is applied in the checkout once you add it to the cart along with the Mother's Day discount.

I find the Vertuo Next very noisy compared to the Vertuo plus.

Do i need this if i already have the original which is 5 yrs old?

aljudeh wrote: ↑ Do i need this if i already have the original which is 5 yrs old?

First world problem.

My answer is probably no, when it is not broken.

coolwasabi wrote: ↑ Much cheaper than buying coffee at a coffee shop though.

I prefer drip coffee and I buy whole bean coffee and grind it, but my wife likes espressos so she uses her Nespresso. It's a good system, especially since you can recycle the pods. It produces good drinks.

Nespresso Original line machine produce "espresso like" coffee. It is very good system when we are talking about coffee from capsules.
Nespresso Vertuo line machine is another thing. It produces coffee without pressure and that coffee tastes for me like drip coffee. Not the best option for such coffee.