A great coffee machine for a super price! Available in Titanium or Red.
It comes with a 3 year guarantee + you can get a Free Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother worth £50 when you purchase 150 Nespresso Grand Cru Capsules.
This Krups Pixie automatic coffee maker boasts a compact and intuitive design. You’ll get your cup of coffee quicker too - in just 25 seconds - thanks to new fast-heating thermoblock technology.
The Pixie uses easy-to-load Nespresso coffee capsules for great tasting, hassle-free espresso, with 2 cup sizes and the automatic flow stop function making operation a breeze.
Thanks to its power save mode, the machine turns itself off automatically 9 minutes after it was last used, reducing the Pixie’s carbon footprint by 30%.
• Interactive lights with LEDs
• Metal handle
• Aluminium side panels
• Water level detection
• Cable storage
• 10 used capsules container
• Foldable drip tray
Back in stock at JL @69.95. They will price match with Currys provided you can reference a Currys with stock.
rohiniamathur
27 Sep 16#19
Just bought this from John Lewis 2 weeks ago for £64, anyone know if they'd price match?
ChocolateTV to rohiniamathur
27 Sep 16#22
Why should they? It wasn't this price 2 weeks ago. Different day, different deal. Besides, for a fiver, is it really worth it? :-)
markvlc to rohiniamathur
1 Oct 16#40
Yes you can.
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aymanhd
30 Sep 16#39
Ordered the 150 pods to get the Aeroccino yesterday. I assume they'll all arrive together, so £105 all in for 166 coffees.
Tried the Decaffeinato Arpeggio yesterday evening and slept absolutely fine, so am happy to say that it's all good :smiley:
Muffy
28 Sep 16#37
Looks like a great find for a Nespresso machine.
Personally I prefer the traditional pump machines which as well as ground coffee take ESE pods (like tea bags but with coffee). Plenty of choice, much cheaper and some great tasting coffee There is less landfill waste because the bag goes in the food waste bin like tea bags. Having seen our bins at work just full of these little Nespresso type pods makes me cringe a bit.
macgyvers child to Muffy
28 Sep 16#38
where do you get cheap ese coffee the only ones I could get were lavattsa for silly money from Saintsbury's. was a few years ago though
aymanhd
28 Sep 16#36
Ended up buying this from Amazon.
For some reason I had a £5 promotional credit for using the app to make the purchase, on top of the 5% NUS discount, it was only £51.05.
Nespresso website states 2 year warranty for Pixie machines. I got the Magimix in Aluminium. Look forward to having some proper-ish coffee again!
Cheers to the OP!
Should be £114.05 for the Machine, the Aeroccino and 200 capsules.
Sounds like a good deal to me, especially as a trip to Costa normally costs about £10.
qbs
28 Sep 16#35
Had a sample of Rosabaya de Colombia in JL yesterday. Really disappointed. Thought the coffee was really thin tasting and lacking in flavour.
tin
27 Sep 16#34
Indeed. and I'd recommend the Arpeggio decaf. Can't actually tell the difference.
Not a lot ! Same Aeroccino offer and same price. Both machines are probably made on same production line. The spout where the coffee comes out is slightly different on the Krups and the Magimix versions. Patterns are slightly different on the side panels too. One says Krups next to the switches - the other says Magimix......
Same 3 year guarantee - just buy whichever is in stock
themanwithapc
27 Sep 16#31
Posted a few times in past month or so. Previous threads below for further reference and discussions:
Amazon has price matched. Although don't think it comes with the offer to get the aeroccino.
fox4vix to fox4vix
27 Sep 16#29
Just checked it does come with the same aeroccino offer.
vikkers14 to fox4vix
27 Sep 16#30
The code is inside the boxes for you to claim as long their as their an official nespresso partner
Benefit from the Nespresso Autumn Promotion with participating Nespresso Retail Partners*:
Curry's
John Lewis Partnership
Amazon
Argos
Debenhams
Harvey Norman
House of Fraser
Lakeland
Expert stores– Arnotts (Ireland)
Shop Direct (Very and Littlewoods)
Steamer
Power City
DID
aymanhd
27 Sep 16#7
What I would like to know, is what is a 'Grand Cru' capsule?
I'd like to take up the deal, but can only drink decaffeinated coffee - pointless to some people, I know, but I like the taste.
I don't want to have to order 150 capsules of decaff coffee, then it not be the right capsules or whatever.
joesmum to aymanhd
27 Sep 16#25
The term "Grand Cru" is also used by Nespresso to refer to the flavours of its coffee capsules. The Trappist brewery Chimay makes a Grand Cru cheese.
love this machine! Haven't got one tho, have to visit my friend and use hers. Will leave this page open as a hint ...
MickKnipfler
27 Sep 16#23
Is there any advantage over a machine that takes beans or ground coffee?
MickKnipfler
27 Sep 16#21
Is there any advantage over a machine that takes beans or ground coffee?
HaraldBB
27 Sep 16#20
I had bean to cup machine, one of the best on the market - Jura Impressa. After 1.5 years I sold it as we preferred coffee from Bialetti stovetop coffee maker. It's better, stronger and we're using less beans - apparently bean to coffee machine is wasting a lot of beans.
Unfortunately it's not a good solution for office.Nespresso machines appears to be much better. Makes stronger coffee and needs just fraction of space. Recently bought another one for home, as we prefer big cups so we're using 6-cup Bialetti for two, which makes bit tricky to make just one coffee.
Pixie is a very good alternative. Makes coffee fast, nothing to clean, there is no need for time consuming cleaning process every 3-4 weeks we had to perform with bean to cup machine.
neanie
27 Sep 16#18
So I really wanted a bean to cup machine, was looking at Amazon warehouse uk or Germany and could probably get a semi decent (by reviews) one for £200-£250 but in John Lewis yesterday and the nespresso guy made me one, it was ok not strong enough for me said it was a 6, not sure what to do, this would be a lot less faff than with beans
HaraldBB
27 Sep 161#13
There are many compatible capsules around, pretty much every supermarket is selling either 3rd party or own branded.
Prices vary between £0.28 to £0.31 in packs of 10.
mrew42 to HaraldBB
27 Sep 16#17
Lidl and Home Bargains sell compatibles which taste pretty good IMO
bryngreen
27 Sep 161#16
I've tried them all, except the new brazillian ltd edition, and absolutely hands down find the arpeggio the best!
SeanyK
27 Sep 16#15
Pretty sure Nespresso give you a 3 year warranty so it doesn't matter whether you buy from JL, Currys, Amazon etc.
busterdan
27 Sep 16#5
I'm not very knowledgeable around these machines but how much are the 150 capsules and how does this compare to a Tassimo.... which is better for this rough price range?
aymanhd to busterdan
27 Sep 161#6
Capsules are around 31p each, so about £46.50 for 150 capsules.
ChocolateTV to busterdan
27 Sep 16#14
Tassimo tastes like pi$$. Nespresso tastes like coffee. So does Lavazza.
szigmon123
27 Sep 161#12
Oddly the model with 3 year warranty at currys is different to the JL one
ifti
27 Sep 16#11
if you live in london it is possible to buy from a few nespresso retail outlets, they may or may not be local for you. they also have few outlets around UK but not as many as in london. i bought 70 capsules for £22.50 from the westfield outlet
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Opening post
It comes with a 3 year guarantee + you can get a Free Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother worth £50 when you purchase 150 Nespresso Grand Cru Capsules.
This Krups Pixie automatic coffee maker boasts a compact and intuitive design. You’ll get your cup of coffee quicker too - in just 25 seconds - thanks to new fast-heating thermoblock technology.
The Pixie uses easy-to-load Nespresso coffee capsules for great tasting, hassle-free espresso, with 2 cup sizes and the automatic flow stop function making operation a breeze.
Thanks to its power save mode, the machine turns itself off automatically 9 minutes after it was last used, reducing the Pixie’s carbon footprint by 30%.
• Interactive lights with LEDs
• Metal handle
• Aluminium side panels
• Water level detection
• Cable storage
• 10 used capsules container
• Foldable drip tray
PLUS you can get a Free Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother worth £50 when you purchase 150 Nespresso Grand Cru Capsules
Latest comments (41)
Making a price match claim
Before you make your claim, please take a moment to read through the conditions elsewhere on this page, and remember that if you've already purchased the product, your claim needs to be made within 28 days.
Tried the Decaffeinato Arpeggio yesterday evening and slept absolutely fine, so am happy to say that it's all good :smiley:
Personally I prefer the traditional pump machines which as well as ground coffee take ESE pods (like tea bags but with coffee). Plenty of choice, much cheaper and some great tasting coffee There is less landfill waste because the bag goes in the food waste bin like tea bags. Having seen our bins at work just full of these little Nespresso type pods makes me cringe a bit.
For some reason I had a £5 promotional credit for using the app to make the purchase, on top of the 5% NUS discount, it was only £51.05.
Nespresso website states 2 year warranty for Pixie machines. I got the Magimix in Aluminium. Look forward to having some proper-ish coffee again!
Cheers to the OP!
Should be £114.05 for the Machine, the Aeroccino and 200 capsules.
Sounds like a good deal to me, especially as a trip to Costa normally costs about £10.
Same 3 year guarantee - just buy whichever is in stock
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/nespresso-pixie-aeroccino-150-capsules-2-x-cups-saucers-115-10-delivered-nespresso-2506562
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/nespresso-pixie-coffee-machine-krups-64-99-john-lewis-2503087
Benefit from the Nespresso Autumn Promotion with participating Nespresso Retail Partners*:
Curry's
John Lewis Partnership
Amazon
Argos
Debenhams
Harvey Norman
House of Fraser
Lakeland
Expert stores– Arnotts (Ireland)
Shop Direct (Very and Littlewoods)
Steamer
Power City
DID
I'd like to take up the deal, but can only drink decaffeinated coffee - pointless to some people, I know, but I like the taste.
I don't want to have to order 150 capsules of decaff coffee, then it not be the right capsules or whatever.
doesn't sound too appealing ....
https://www.nespresso.com/uk/en/order/capsules/cafezinho-do-brasil-limited-edition-coffee?icid=MOS_UKen_Menu_Coffee_PosA1
love this machine! Haven't got one tho, have to visit my friend and use hers. Will leave this page open as a hint ...
Unfortunately it's not a good solution for office.Nespresso machines appears to be much better. Makes stronger coffee and needs just fraction of space. Recently bought another one for home, as we prefer big cups so we're using 6-cup Bialetti for two, which makes bit tricky to make just one coffee.
Pixie is a very good alternative. Makes coffee fast, nothing to clean, there is no need for time consuming cleaning process every 3-4 weeks we had to perform with bean to cup machine.
Prices vary between £0.28 to £0.31 in packs of 10.
Heat added, great find.
£0.29 each for these.