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Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine by De'Longhi,24 oz, Black

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Fulfilled by Wyoming Distributors
Arrives Dec 24 – Dec 27
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Style: Machine Only


Color: Black


Features

  • Compact machine offers 2 programmable cup sizes; Espresso Lungo
  • 19 bar high-pressure pump for barista-style flavor and aroma
  • Fast heat-up system reaches ideal temperature in just 25 seconds
  • Automatic shut-off feature 9 minutes after last use
  • Machine is compatible with Nespresso Original espresso capsules.
  • Includes a complimentary starter set of Nespresso Original capsules (capsule assortment may vary from picture).

Description

Compact, lightweight and equipped with an ergonomic handle the Nespresso Inissia by De'Longhi is a smart little machine to make your life easier and fit perfectly into any interior design. Simple to use, it offers an impeccable barista-style coffee every time thanks to its simple one-touch operation and patented extraction system which delivers up to 19 bar pressure. A fast-heat up time means the water reaches the ideal temperature in just 25 seconds while a folding drip tray allows for taller recipe glasses and an energy saving mode automatically switches the machine off after 9 minutes to make your life easier. Each machine includes a welcome set with a variety of Nespresso capsules containing individual aromas.

Brand: Nespresso


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 9"D x 4.7"W x 12.6"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Brand: Nespresso


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 9"D x 4.7"W x 12.6"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Style: Machine Only


Specific Uses For Product: Coffee maker


Recommended Uses For Product: Everyday use


Included Components: Espresso machine


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Voltage: 120 Volts


Model Name: EN80B


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 16.0 Ounce


Item Weight: 5.3 pounds


Manufacturer: De'Longhi


Item model number: EN80B


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 25, 2016


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    • Easy to use and makes a great cup. Perfect temperature.
I've been using this for about three years. I did have a scare that it was burning my coffee, but then found that it was actually just a bad box pods that I received in a pack. Just wanted to note that in case you're worried your coffee is being burnt. This gives you a very dark cup of espresso. You can hold down the button to make a desired amount, which is very useful. You can also have the machine preset to make a standard cup of espresso or lungo when pressing a button. The espresso comes out less hot than the lungo. The espresso comes out at a perfect temperature where a few quick blows will let you drink it less than a minute after brewing, if you enjoy your coffee very hot. The lungo is far hotter. I have not tried this over ice more than a few times, so I cannot comment on how well iced espresso tastes. The machine is loud and will likely be heard in other rooms. It vibrates strongly when brewing. That is my least favorite part about this product. It is very easy to clean and maintain. I do not use any sort or poor quality water, and use the machine often. I have never, in three years, experienced any sort of gross buildup like in a coffee pod brewer reservoir. If I need to clean the inside, a few runs of hot water and a quick wipe with a paper towel is all I need to do. There's a compartment at the bottom that catches your empty pod. This needs to be changed when full. I do need to clean and wipe this well routinely, but it is not burdensome. The machine is slim and is easy to fit on a counter. There is really no setup or assembly required. Just plug in. The machine works with pods that are not Nespresso brand (I personally use Peet's). Nespresso pods are quite expensive. It does come with a sample pack of them. They are very good, but just too expensive if you drink a lot or coffee. I bought this on sale on a Black Friday. I think it's worth the money at full price. I would buy it again if it ever broke. 5/5. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2022 by Matt
    • Just like Nespresso pixie machine (basic intro for Nespresso newbies in review)
We've become addicted to the ease and quality produced by the Nespresso machine and pods. My husband initially ordered one of these and we already had a standard espresso machine at home so I was a bit irritated. But then we tried it - the machines always come with samples - and I was really surprised by the ease of use and quality of taste it produced. We then essentially ignored the regular espresso machine and after a few months it ended up on a shelf in the garage - this was about 5-6 years ago. Our pixie has been running strong the whole time, making 4 pods essentially every day. Now days it seems like appliances live an average of only 3-5 years before you have to do big repairs or replace them (especially dishwashers and refrigerators, but that's another story...), so when this came available we figured we should plan ahead and grab it, since we were at the 5 year mark with our original pixie machine. Don't get me wrong, it was still running problem free, but I'd hate to be the one that said "Nah, we're good...we don't need this brand new, cute nespresso machine" then regret it a few weeks later - Murphy's law and all that. Anyways, for someone new to Nespresso - PRESSURE: the advantage is that there is actual high pressure that drives the water through the capsules in a Nespresso, just like a real, authentic espresso machine. The K-cup type machines/pods don't have this, they work more like a basic drip, with just the usual water pressure used on those kinds of machines - this results in a very different taste and quality of espresso. I'm by no means an expert, so I can't give you all the physics of the thing, but if you research it online you'll find many blog posts and articles that can give you the details. (that tended to need a lot of maintenance and upkeep compared to these. TASTE: Most people who like espresso can usually tell the difference between the pressure extruded (?) drink vs. when it's "espresso flavor" or "espresso beans" through a drip type unit - there's no comparison. Pressured is much more rich and complex. Drip seems more watery or watered down to me. PODS: Nespresso has it's own size pods so know that none of the k-cups or any of those will fit. There are a few off-brand coffee pod makers who are making pods to fit in the Nespresso machines, but I've yet to find any that taste as good as the actual nespresso pods. Additionally, if they're making their pods out of plastic you may find the nespresso machine has a harder time piercing it as the plastic tends to be much thicker than the metal pods. They still work, just not quite as well FLAVORS/STRENGTHS: I wish the pods had directly on them their strength number but they don't. You have to look them up online or on the nespresso site. A somewhat basic guideline is that the darker the pod color the stronger the intensity/flavor. This doesn't always hold true, as the Indriya doesn't have a super dark pod but is a strong one, for example. But for most this works. If you go to the website called whichnespresso they have an "ultimate guide" that lists all the pods and describes their intensity and flavor profile. For a quickie idea, we're fans of stronger tasting pods and these are the ones we like: Roma - 8 - not super strong on this list, but it has a really nice, rich & smooth taste that we really, really like. I'll do 2 Romas or one Roma with one Kazaar most often in my morning drink. (anything below an 8 in intensity we've found we don't like - too "watered down" tasting for us) Kazaar - 12 - our favorite of the most strong pods. This has an intensity that we like yet w/o some of the bite or overly bitter many others have. Arpeggio - 9 - another good one, I sometimes forget how much I like this as we tend to stick to our "usuals" of Roma and Kazaar, but whenever I do order this I always like and appreciate it. Indriya - 10 - when we're feeling our rut, we'll often "go wild" for a week or two and mix it up with some Indriya. I like it, maybe not so much for my every day, but it's quite good. Risretto - 10 - another really good strong one. Just like with Arpeggio, I always like it but tend to forget about it (probably too often) because we're stuck in our Roma and Kazaar rut.. Decaffeinated - the best one is the Decaffinato Arpeggio - 9, followed by the Decaffinato Intensio - 7. The 7 is a bit lighter than we like, but it still works when we're craving the taste but not the caffeine. Not a fan of the Dharkan - too bitter for both of us. We're also not fans of the flavored pods so can't give you any details on those. SUPER IMPORTANT! The pods have been optimized to the time set on the machine with the small cup (and large one if specified) Yes, you can add extra time and squeeze more espresso out of it, but at that point the flavor changes and you'll get a much more bitter and less tasty espresso. Bear this in mind... Final review on THIS machine: Ok, so back to this De'Longhi machine - as I mentioned above, functionally it's just like the Nespresso Pixie, just with different aesthetics. I personally like the metal plates on the side of the Pixie better I think, just because it feels more substantial, but this isn't flimsy by any means (more of just a personal preference....). Water is an easy fill in the removable tank at the back, you lift the metal bar at the front to open the pod compartment and when you put it back down the pod is perfectly positioned to be pierced, through which the pressured water enters and then your lovely tasting espresso exits more piercings at the front of the pod (on the empties you'll see the piercings front and back. There is a holder at the front for the empty pods that requires emptying about every 3 days or so for 2 people using regularly. I find if I keep a tiny bit of kitchen cleanser squirted in the bottom of this holder it prevents molding - if you're somewhere that molds easily or if you're not using it as regular as described so they sit for awhile. You'll hear a "pop" sound when the pressure reaches the required level then pops into the capsule beginning the pour. The only cleaning involved is the exterior, the drip tray and empty container, and (again if you live somewhere that molds easily) sometimes the top inside lid of the water tank. This is super easy, as low-to-no maintenance as you can get. They're super great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2017 by K. Salinger

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