Excellent price for just the machine, three year warranty & insurance available for £12.00 from amazon when checking out.
Also comes with £45 nespresso credit (useable as 3 x £15).
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Mr Tetley to 0zone
6 Dec 163#4
You can buy compatible pods in Tesco etc, but I do prefer to the the Nespresso originals.
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0zone
6 Dec 16#1
These things are not a good buy. You can only buy the pods online wither from the manufacturer or a 3rd party selling "compatible" refills
Mr Tetley to 0zone
6 Dec 163#4
You can buy compatible pods in Tesco etc, but I do prefer to the the Nespresso originals.
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Daaaavvveee to 0zone
6 Dec 16#6
Brilliant buy for me, I have had mine around 5-6 years now and I love it
Hpi_matrix to 0zone
6 Dec 16#12
They are started to have nespresso shops in shopping centres, westfeild Stratford has one.
dmairs to 0zone
6 Dec 16#19
Really not a big deal...
willp27
6 Dec 162#2
The deal's for the machine not the nespresso product / company as a whole. Appreciate not everyone will want this and prefer coffee another way.
scottlwl
6 Dec 16#3
Or any supermarket.... Including my local Co op
OFI
6 Dec 16#5
Yup, i've bought the pods at both Tesco and Aldi now.
ASD007 to OFI
6 Dec 16#7
Do Aldi sell Nespresso pods, i thought it was only Lidl?
ethypops
6 Dec 161#8
Can you recommend some decent pods and the ones to stay away from please. Awaiting delivery of my Nespresso citiz with milk free from my new times subscription. (Yes we subscribed previously just swapped names so we could get a new machine). Many thanks in advance
0zone
6 Dec 16#9
My uncle has had one from 2 years and has never bought any refills because he isn't very internet savi
Rickardo
6 Dec 16#10
They have had them a couple of times when they're also selling their own Nespresso machine, but then don't stock them regularly (e.g. Bought my Aldi machine in April I think and then no pods sold until a few weeks ago and have stopped again). Very annoying, but as pointed out, various brands sold widely including my local small Co-ops. Currently trying Taylor's via subscribe and save on Amazon, which are decent.
Bazzzer
6 Dec 161#11
Before buying a Nespresso machine years ago I wouldn't buy one for years previously as I didn't like being tied to one system of buying and using coffee. I also thought it was anti environmental to have aluminium capsules.
However the truth is that there's no better coffee, provided in perfect nick by the capsules, and they have a free recycling service where they provide the pickup. Maybe (expensive) bean-to-cup machines are better, but the Nespresso capsules are hard to beat. By the way, just as computers aren't important - it's the software, so the Nespresso machines aren't important, it's the coffee, and compatibles are not nearly as good as the originals.
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Also comes with £45 nespresso credit (useable as 3 x £15).
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However the truth is that there's no better coffee, provided in perfect nick by the capsules, and they have a free recycling service where they provide the pickup. Maybe (expensive) bean-to-cup machines are better, but the Nespresso capsules are hard to beat. By the way, just as computers aren't important - it's the software, so the Nespresso machines aren't important, it's the coffee, and compatibles are not nearly as good as the originals.