Tassimo Vivy coffee machine reduced from £100 (like anyone would pay that!) to £17.50. I doubled up £10 worth of nectar points and then asked at the till for the remaining £2.50 to be donated to charity.
The machine also comes with £20 worth of vouchers to spend on the pods. They are two individual £10 vouchers off a minimum spend of £25.
Obviously coffee machines are always dirt cheap with the pods being the expense however I thought this was worth a purchase for just £10!
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wo22a_21
23 Nov 153#38
just been on a chase around nottingham stores- snap decision as good for Xmas presents.
went to beeston sainsburys- one left no price tag. checked at till, 17.50. Bingo.
wanted one more so tried arnold, basford, on the shelf 17.50 but none left.
final try at Castle marina nottingham. 6 on the shelf but priced at 75 quid. price checked at till but still 75. Thought I would chance it at customer services, showed them the receipt etc etc but the store manager was having none of it saying they were different machines and although the box was identical the machine was different. interestingly she also said she had scanned the system and couldnt find any in stock nationally (not sure about this, think she wanted rid of us).
have noticed there are two different model numbers for sale- the 17.50 one is the TAS1252GB and the other model (which has been posted on another deal) is TAS1202GB. big sticker on the box so worth checking first.
Might help someone if they go out searching!
and that concludes my life story of the last couple of hours...Sorry!
All comments (45)
saabfan
23 Nov 15#1
It might not be national but worth a go
masha
23 Nov 15#2
I saw four of them in Bracknell today.
googleboogle
23 Nov 15#3
Was £35 instore on Friday
sag
23 Nov 15#4
Hmmm paid £40 in sainsburys last week for this.
DarrylJohn
23 Nov 15#5
Gathering dust in my kitchen this. Pods even at their cheapest will work out at around 20p a cup..
messiahcomplex8 to DarrylJohn
23 Nov 15#9
Where did you get it for that cheap? Mine is also gathering dust... So much so I actually put it back in its box...
twinkle to DarrylJohn
23 Nov 151#19
Yep, got one in my cupboard as well :smiley:
Figo_Rulz11
23 Nov 15#6
anyone recommend this over a filter or bean to cup machine?
CBK to Figo_Rulz11
23 Nov 152#7
No
fearona to Figo_Rulz11
23 Nov 15#11
Over filter maybe but bean to cup different league.
franspence to Figo_Rulz11
23 Nov 15#12
Definitely not. At that price It's ok for teas and hot chocolates though.
violetgirl to Figo_Rulz11
23 Nov 15#24
I would definitely recommend it over a filter machine -bean to cup is much better but also much more expensive. Not bad over all and I'm a coffee fiend!
Trishypops to Figo_Rulz11
23 Nov 15#36
Definitely better than filter, but bean to cup at 10-20+ times the price is obviously going to be better. Nowt wrong with Tassimos though, decent coffee (and tea, hot choc) in around a minute. Can't really go wrong at that price
kerry8319 to Figo_Rulz11
24 Nov 15#44
I'd definitely recommend them, yeah the pods are considered expensive but we love ours. It's in a different league to a filter machine we gave ours to charity as soon as we bought our tassimo.
gordo1964
23 Nov 15#8
If you had to go for a 'pod' machine and 'pods', what would be the best option?
messiahcomplex8
23 Nov 15#10
Voted hot though, great price, paid about double or so a while ago
franspence
23 Nov 15#13
Nespresso pods are a lot nicer. But the machines are also a lot dearer.
mdekq007
23 Nov 15#14
You get a decent coffee within 60secs.They're super convenient. I wouldn't be without my tassimo. Even though I do recycle I do feel a bit guilty about the amount of plastic used for each cup.
CBK
23 Nov 15#15
Agree, Nespresso is best pod, but more expensive altogether.
franspence
23 Nov 151#16
Although the good thing is there are a few compatible pods. Including ones very cheap at lidl
blazons
23 Nov 151#17
...but the coffee is yuck!
belvaz
23 Nov 151#18
Gathering dust here too. Maybe we ought to put them out as garden gnomettes.
stuntman9883
23 Nov 15#20
sorry i didnt get thwe double up what is the double up
stuntman9883 to stuntman9883
23 Nov 15#25
sorry seen it now shame it ends tomorrow
Dazza34
23 Nov 15#21
Got one on my desk at work and I only use it for black coffee which beats filter hands down. I buy the pods bulk to last me to the next decent offer. Last time was a box of 80 pods for £15 then buy 3 get 1 free from Amazon working out at 14 pence a coffee
LeighJ
23 Nov 15#22
Currently £40 online
scogginst
23 Nov 15#23
Sainsburys have a random price generator.
This is £40 online but in two stores in South Birmingham it's £100.
wdh to scogginst
24 Nov 15#43
strangely no price on the shelf at Folkestone (Park Farm). Customer Services scanned it at "£40 reduced from £100".
Thanks, not tempted.
suegez
23 Nov 15#26
They are rubbish the coffee isn't hot
twitfail88
23 Nov 15#27
Sainsburys Chestfield Whitstable has these price marked at £120 - took it to a counter and scanned at £17.50
jerrywho to twitfail88
23 Nov 15#31
Tassimo Suny is currently £120 so they probably had them on the wrong shelf, for one reason or another! I picked up the last two at another store and there wasn't even a ticket out for them.
AzNDeals
23 Nov 15#28
Not really sure why, but I'm tempted to get one at this price..
Tomfoolery
23 Nov 15#29
Confirmed £17.50 in Blackheath - there was two on the shelf, I took one so one left. Thanks!
franspence
23 Nov 15#30
Bean to cup more expensive at the start, yes. But much cheaper in the long run.
ozy01
23 Nov 15#32
how can this be so hog when the link doesn't work. the coffee machine on sainsbury website is 40 quid
jezzery
23 Nov 15#33
Get a lavazza machine from Tesco. £40 I think I saw them. Best coffee. Def won't stay in the cupboard.
Price checked tonight at till in Brentwood sainsburys and still £40.
wo22a_21
23 Nov 153#38
just been on a chase around nottingham stores- snap decision as good for Xmas presents.
went to beeston sainsburys- one left no price tag. checked at till, 17.50. Bingo.
wanted one more so tried arnold, basford, on the shelf 17.50 but none left.
final try at Castle marina nottingham. 6 on the shelf but priced at 75 quid. price checked at till but still 75. Thought I would chance it at customer services, showed them the receipt etc etc but the store manager was having none of it saying they were different machines and although the box was identical the machine was different. interestingly she also said she had scanned the system and couldnt find any in stock nationally (not sure about this, think she wanted rid of us).
have noticed there are two different model numbers for sale- the 17.50 one is the TAS1252GB and the other model (which has been posted on another deal) is TAS1202GB. big sticker on the box so worth checking first.
Might help someone if they go out searching!
and that concludes my life story of the last couple of hours...Sorry!
thabiz
24 Nov 151#39
Are there still any sub £100 coffee machines that you can get those re usable pods for so it's cheap to use? Whats the best option for someone that doesn't like gimmicks and expensive proprietary pods?
unlikelyang
24 Nov 15#40
Tempted at this price, hot
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BristolCityRed
24 Nov 15#41
I'm new to the game here. I'm pretty much the only coffee drinker in my family of husband and 2 late teen children. I am tempted but would like one that can do hot choc aswell.
Is there any way around the pod system, can you cheat the system and refill for example. As I said I have no knowledge about these things. I had a wander around Currys last evening as i had time to kill before picking my daughter up and these got my attention. i wasnt going to buy on an impulse so thought i would do some research, and what better place than here to get good honest opinion! so sorry for hijacking this thread, hope thats ok?
there seems loads of options on offer, too bewildering for me. I guess it's a bit like the printer situation, ie you get the coffee maker cheapish then get hit by the high cost of the refills?
kos1c
24 Nov 15#42
I got a tassimo t40 for free a while back
Used it for a short while and now it just eats dust. Pods cost to much and the drink level you get per pod is terrible. Just binned probably £30 worth of Pods the other day as they were left to sit for too long.
I now make my own coffees with a milk frother, syrups etc.
Comparing the machine to home made, I find the machine a waste of time in my experience.
jp407
25 Nov 15#45
Back up to full price when I rang around my local stores this morning.
Opening post
Tassimo Vivy coffee machine reduced from £100 (like anyone would pay that!) to £17.50. I doubled up £10 worth of nectar points and then asked at the till for the remaining £2.50 to be donated to charity.
The machine also comes with £20 worth of vouchers to spend on the pods. They are two individual £10 vouchers off a minimum spend of £25.
Obviously coffee machines are always dirt cheap with the pods being the expense however I thought this was worth a purchase for just £10!
Top comments
went to beeston sainsburys- one left no price tag. checked at till, 17.50. Bingo.
wanted one more so tried arnold, basford, on the shelf 17.50 but none left.
final try at Castle marina nottingham. 6 on the shelf but priced at 75 quid. price checked at till but still 75. Thought I would chance it at customer services, showed them the receipt etc etc but the store manager was having none of it saying they were different machines and although the box was identical the machine was different. interestingly she also said she had scanned the system and couldnt find any in stock nationally (not sure about this, think she wanted rid of us).
have noticed there are two different model numbers for sale- the 17.50 one is the TAS1252GB and the other model (which has been posted on another deal) is TAS1202GB. big sticker on the box so worth checking first.
Might help someone if they go out searching!
and that concludes my life story of the last couple of hours...Sorry!
All comments (45)
This is £40 online but in two stores in South Birmingham it's £100.
Thanks, not tempted.
went to beeston sainsburys- one left no price tag. checked at till, 17.50. Bingo.
wanted one more so tried arnold, basford, on the shelf 17.50 but none left.
final try at Castle marina nottingham. 6 on the shelf but priced at 75 quid. price checked at till but still 75. Thought I would chance it at customer services, showed them the receipt etc etc but the store manager was having none of it saying they were different machines and although the box was identical the machine was different. interestingly she also said she had scanned the system and couldnt find any in stock nationally (not sure about this, think she wanted rid of us).
have noticed there are two different model numbers for sale- the 17.50 one is the TAS1252GB and the other model (which has been posted on another deal) is TAS1202GB. big sticker on the box so worth checking first.
Might help someone if they go out searching!
and that concludes my life story of the last couple of hours...Sorry!
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Is there any way around the pod system, can you cheat the system and refill for example. As I said I have no knowledge about these things. I had a wander around Currys last evening as i had time to kill before picking my daughter up and these got my attention. i wasnt going to buy on an impulse so thought i would do some research, and what better place than here to get good honest opinion! so sorry for hijacking this thread, hope thats ok?
there seems loads of options on offer, too bewildering for me. I guess it's a bit like the printer situation, ie you get the coffee maker cheapish then get hit by the high cost of the refills?
Used it for a short while and now it just eats dust. Pods cost to much and the drink level you get per pod is terrible. Just binned probably £30 worth of Pods the other day as they were left to sit for too long.
I now make my own coffees with a milk frother, syrups etc.
Comparing the machine to home made, I find the machine a waste of time in my experience.