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The Best Small Nespresso Machines

Nespresso machines have a reputation for being easy to use. You simply drop a pod in and press a button. Many devices have touchscreen displays and a fast heating time.

They also come in a range of sizes that can be adapted to different preferences. The smallest Nespresso machine that is the Essenza Mini, is designed to maximize space thanks to its small footprint and slim profile.

1. Nespresso Essenza Mini

The Essenza Mini is Nespresso's most basic and cheapest machine. It is also the most convenient machine, as it can be turned on by pressing a button. Your coffee is ready in a matter of minutes. Nespresso's portioned capsule system makes it simple to bring coffee-shop quality espresso to your home, and the brand is renowned for its sleek machines that can fit into small spaces.

This model, and its bigger cousin, the Pixie 1, are both included in Nespresso's Original Line of pod-based espresso machines. The machines don't have milk frothers, but you can add a splash of hot water or milk to your coffee to add more variety. These machines are also great for those who don't want to deal with the trouble or mess of traditional drip coffee makers.

If you'd rather, you can make use of a milk maker from an outside source with this machine. The only drawback to the Mini is that it can only brew two cup sizes one espresso and one lungo (double espresso). This isn't a problem for most people, however should you plan to make use of the Mini often, it's worth thinking about.

The Mini is roughly half the weight and size of other Original Line Nespresso models, which is great if you have a small counter space. The machine is energy efficient and requires less power than other coffee makers. It is easy to refill the 20.3-ounce tank and empty out used capsules.

We tried the Essenza Mini for our Single-Serve Coffee Makers review and it did well in our tests for first-cup speed, repeat speed and consistency of temperature between cups. It was also easy to use refill, clean and clean.

This small nespresso machine comes in two different shapes and five colors: black, white gray, red and lime green. The Mini C has straight lines and a boxy form, while the Mini D is more angular with triangular designs. The two versions are the same price and share the same brewing capabilities but they differ in aesthetics. The best choice for you will depend on your personal style and how much storage space you have.

2. Nespresso CitiZ

The Nespresso machine might not have a lot of bells and whistles, but it's a great option for those looking to make cappuccino or espresso at home. It is simple to use and compact, taking up less room than other models. It has a small footprint, so it can be easily tucked away on kitchen counters. It produces coffee using capsules that is convenient and easy to clean. The machine heats up quickly and comes with an energy-saving, automatic feature that shuts off the machine after nine minutes of inactivity. It is sleek and modern design and is available in four different colors that will suit any kitchen style.

The machine is equipped with two programmable buttons that allow you to select the quantity you wish to beverage. The machine will stop the flow of water when it has reached the desired amount of Espresso or Lungo. The machine has a foldable tray which allows it to accommodate taller glasses. It is simple to operate, meaning even those who are not experienced with technology can use it.

One downside of the Nespresso CitiZ is that it does not come with a separate button that can be used to dispensing foam from milk. The milk frother is situated inside the machine and is only activated when the machine is turned on. This can be quite frustrating when you're making cappuccinos, or other drinks requiring plenty of froth.

Another disadvantage is that the device does not have a hot water dispenser so you will need to manually fill it with water every time you use it. This can be a hassle for busy family or are away from home for a long period of time. The machine does not include an insulated travel cup, which is common among smaller Nespresso models.

The Nespresso machine is easy to tidy and has a small footprint, which makes it easier to store. It also comes with simple one-touch brewing process. It takes about 25 seconds to warm up, which is quite rapid compared to other brewers. It is also recommended that you descale the machine on a regular basis to get rid of mineral buildup and keep it running at its best. Nespresso offers a descaling solution that you can use to run the machine to help keep it in good condition.

3. Nespresso Vertuo Plus

The Vertuo Plus takes the single serve brewing process to a whole new level. It can make various espressos and coffees by simply pressing a button. It's also fast to heat up it takes between 15 and 25 seconds to heat up. It also comes with the Aeroccino milk froth maker, which can make cold or hot foam for your favorite coffee recipes in just a few seconds.

Like other nespresso coffee bean machine machines like the Vertuo Plus is easy to use. All you have to do is insert a capsule and press the button. The machine will scan the barcode on the capsule and adjust the brewing parameters in accordance with. The machine will then spin the capsule up to 7,000 rotations per minute, mixing ground coffee with water to make a thick crema.

This technology is exclusive to the Vertuo line and is designed to provide an extraction that is more consistent than other Nespresso products. The result is a smoother drink with a more rich crema than traditional pod drinks. The Vertuo Plus can also deliver longer drinks, such as Granlungo or alto, which would not be possible with traditional pod machines.

Another advantage of the Vertuo Plus is its design. It is constructed of a high quality plastic and has a slender machine body. The water tank can be placed either on the left or right side of the machine and the drawer for capsules closes automatically. It also features a cup support that moves and can be adjusted to accommodate tall travel mugs.

One thing to remember is that the Vertuo Plus isn't the ideal option for smaller spaces. With 12.8 inches tall and 12.7 inches deep, it can take up quite a bit of countertop space. It's also relatively heavy, so you could struggle to lift it in the event that your kitchen is located on an upper floor. Most reviewers were happy with the Vertuo Plus's simplicity of use and speedy making. Many loved the large 40-ounce tank, which was easy to clean and rarely required refilling.

4. Nespresso Pixie

The Pixie is the Tinkerbell of small coffee machines. It's small, cute, and amazing (especially when you wake up in the morning). Similar to its fictitious counterpart, it can fulfill all your black coffee wishes without hassle. It's one of the most efficient single-cup espresso makers, capable of brewing small shots in under an hour. It is also extremely energy-efficient and can be turned off immediately after 9 minutes of inactivity.

The machine warms up to the ideal temperature in around 25 seconds, so you can enjoy an espresso shot or lungo ready to work in a flash. The one-touch buttons are programmable to dispense 1.35-ounce espresso or 3.7-ounce lungo shots. The high-pressure pump with 19-bar pressure delivers results that are similar to those of your local coffee shop.

It comes in a variety of colors and has a sleek design. It looks fantastic on any counter. The body of the machine is constructed of aluminum that is lightweight and plastic. The cup support, side panels, and other components are made from recycled ABS plastic and thin aluminum. The handle latch is made of a metal known as Zamak that is lightweight and durable.

In addition to the speedy brewing times and low energy consumption, the machine comes with some other features that make it simple and convenient to use. The automatic shut-off feature is a nice touch, and the capsule container as well as the used-capsule bin can be removed to make cleaning easy. The water tank is simple to refill, and the red backlight indicates the time it's empty.

The Pixie like all Nespresso machines, must be cleaned out regularly. The process takes around 15 minutes and involves filling the water tank with Nespresso descaler fluid and then running the program to clean the system. This ensures that the machine is in perfect condition and prevents it from accumulating calcium deposits, which could impact its performance.

One thing to remember about the Pixie is that it can't be used to make latte and cappuccino drinks. If you want a milky beverage, you will need to purchase a separate milk frother. It's not expensive, but it is a bit of a hassle.