From 26th July, Nespresso Inissia in White (Krups) or black (Magimix) will be £59.99, then buy 150 capsules and get aeroccino milk frother free (normally £50). So machine, milk frother and 150 capsules for a Total cost of approx £110/£115 (dependant on coffee you order).
UPDATE, CURRYS PRICE £49! Thanks to Mich82 for the info.
All comments (66)
rakshai
21 Jul 17#1
From 26th July, Nespresso Inissia in White (Krups) or black (Magimix) will be £59.99, then buy 150 capsules and get aeroccino milk frother free (normally £50). So machine, milk frother and 150 capsules for a Total cost of approx £110/£115 (dependant on coffee you order).
UPDATE, CURRYS PRICE £49! Thanks to Mich82 for the info.
v5535
21 Jul 17#2
Heat thing about Nespresso stores is the free coffee :stuck_out_tongue:
The iced drinks are great, too
crowboy
21 Jul 17#3
I quite fancy one of these. Are they worth it?
LOL_is_stupid
21 Jul 17#4
Usual retail is between £70-£90 and with upto £75 account credit to use on coffee, glasses or other tat. As such, I'd wait until early Sept for their autumn promotion.
rakshai
21 Jul 17#5
No Autumn promotion. Inissia is being phased out. This is their summer promo and then most likely there will be a winter one late oct early November and all depends on what they decide to do.
jenmumof5 to rakshai
22 Jul 17#15
Inissia is being phased out? This actual machine? Do you know what it'll.be replaced with? I love my black one and was planning on getting a white version with the £75 vouchers when I do my new kitchen in the autumn :thinking:
hutchir92
21 Jul 17#6
Best coffee machine in my opinion
rakshai
21 Jul 17#7
Great entry level model to get started with, makes the same coffee as the more expensive machines, just down to personal preference on aesthetics.
ikduncan
22 Jul 17#8
cant see on amazon? at that price..
rakshai
22 Jul 17#9
Doesn't start until Wednesday 26th July.
4810510
22 Jul 17#10
Best pod system I've ever used, clean and easy and tastes brilliant IMHO. Aeroccino is great for producing real hot milk.
tinca
22 Jul 17#11
That's a surprise - the Spambot usually tells us that they found it cheaper :face_with_monocle:
Ergates_thi_Ant
22 Jul 17#12
As a bit of a coffee nut I would suggest not using capsule machines. The coffee is OK, but you can taste the chemicals, and they are very bad for the environment.
Drooler
22 Jul 17#13
Yeah, those 100% recyclable pods are really harmful. Aluminium is only reusable how many times?
Drooler
22 Jul 17#14
The £1 machine promo is awesome if you're going to spend on pods anyway. The top one is a great machine and worth the monthly spend IMO.
joesmum
22 Jul 17#16
oh this is a great offer!
jdo88
22 Jul 17#17
Think it's best to wait for free coffee with a machine deal then wait for john Lewis to price match a great deal on a machine. Also for anyone who has just bought this or already has a nespresso check out my post hotukdeals.com/fre…020
chrispipe4
22 Jul 17#18
You will never go to Costa again they are amazing.
niall71
22 Jul 17#19
I bought the Lattissima touch for £125.00 on prime day, no pods included. I haven't opened it yet. Am I better off returning it and getting this?
rakshai
22 Jul 17#20
The Mini Essenza is the replacement model, already available.
rakshai
22 Jul 17#21
£125 is a great price for that machine, normally £199-£280. The Lattissima is one touch fully automatic so can't really compare to the above machine. Also, you should have got 16 capsules in the box to get you started.
jase.2
22 Jul 17#22
The coffee tastes the same, so if your not bother about how it looks its worth considering returning it
This isnt the best deal there has ever been tho, last xmas everyone was getting this machine and frother for £69 inc £75 of coffee, so it may get better yet as it moves toward xmas and this model is ended
craftycoxy
23 Jul 17#23
I'm confused. Is there a deal for the aerocino milk frother? I have a nespresso machine but really want an aerocino.
slannmage to craftycoxy
23 Jul 17#25
I have to say it makes the whole Coffee thing for me, I bought one and it transforms it from Coffee to sex in your mouth lol.
loha
23 Jul 17#24
Anyone know if this will work with the Morphy Richards u-pods and Aldi compatible pods?
sevstein
23 Jul 17#26
Really good coffee if you would normally drink instant.
Really terrible coffee if you like drinking hipster coffee shop coffee.
Also, Nespresso don't actually recycle the pods most of the time, as some branches just throw them out.
rakshai
23 Jul 17#27
Better than chains Costsa, Starbucks etc, subjective to personal taste of course, perhaps not as good as independent artisan coffee specialist shops. Also Nespresso do recycle their capsules, what's your source for some branches just throw them out? I'm intrigued.
trampjuice
24 Jul 17#28
This is not an amazingly amazing deal I got the machine for £59 plus £75 worth of vouchers and they reran the promo the next year. However Nespresso must not now be getting the repeat locked in business for their 30p pods as you can get loads of great pods from places like the lidl or even home and bargain for 17p each or even 10p each at home and bargain, which you couldn't do when I bought the machine. Definately better than Starbucks or Costco. Maybe check out ebay/gumtree for a used machine IMO they are quite well built and reliable despite being plasticly. Sometimes the lidl or aldi do milk frothers for 19.99.
sonicdeathmonkey
24 Jul 17#29
Crackin entry level machine for the price. Have been using nespresso machines for the last 7 years and can't wake up without my morning Fortissio Lungo.
I don't claim to be a coffee connoisseur but the nespresso machines tend to have the highest bar pressure for capsule machines which i think is what makes the coffee taste best.
Run through a few cylinders of water with Oust de-scaler every 6 months to keep the coffee tasting good and the machine healthy though. Probably want to do every 3 months in hard water areas.
jdo88
24 Jul 17#30
Hahaha so...... A blow job.
jdo88
24 Jul 17#31
I can't imagine that nespresso store is throwing out recyclable capsules must be contaminated bags. Also they pay for postage on collection of capsules and the capsules are aluminium so that would be bad business sense. As for a step up from instant that's an understatement but a step down from hipster cafe don't agree at all.
sevstein
25 Jul 17#32
I saw one of the employees do it at a small store (this wasn't a full on store, it was a branch in another store). Asked them about it and they said Nespresso hasn't been collecting from them. Not sure if that's still the case now
apjashley1
25 Jul 17#33
Which is best, the Krups or the Magimix?
rakshai
25 Jul 17#34
Neither, internally they are exactly the same machine. Just depends on colour and slight external design difference (brew head nozzle, drop tray pattern).
rakshai
25 Jul 17#35
I see, they should have just called them especially if the employee is Nespresso! Only 4 store in store in U.K. Selfridges London, Birmingham, John Lewis Kingston and Peter Jones-Sloan Square. Can I ask what store this was?
adamnsu
25 Jul 17#36
I got both machine and frother during a deal earlier this year where you get a large voucher for capsules and IMO its totally worth it.
The difficulty is chosing the pod you like.
Mich82
26 Jul 17#37
This is now £49 at currys! Includes free aerocino with 150 pods offer. Available in black or whit
rakshai
26 Jul 17#38
I thought currys might do something like that!
stephenashforth
26 Jul 17#39
Amazon also doing it at £49 now
bluntmachetti
26 Jul 17#40
ordered from Amazon, thanks !
Whitey1986
26 Jul 17#41
Is it possible to get John Lewis to price match this deal? As far as I can see they don't have the same machines online?
MRGRINGO
26 Jul 17#42
Cheers. Bought on amazon prime for £49 too. Should I buy the milk machine thing?
rakshai
26 Jul 17#43
Yes you can, the models on offer are the same. I think online you'll have to submit a price match request but if you can go to a store they'll do it there and then after double checking currys website.
LegendaryAced
26 Jul 17#44
I spoke to Curry's Sales chat and also read the Terms and Conditions. When you buy from one of the approved retailers (so I guess the ones that have the offer), a card with the offer will be included in the box. You can then claim the offer on Nespresso's website!
Ordered mine, from Curry's! :smile: Thanks
rakshai
26 Jul 17#45
Also I'd advise purchasing 200 capsules as you get free delivery otherwise on 150 it's £4.95. The difference will be about £10, so an extra 50 coffee's for approx £10 instead of about £15 (£20 inc del). Example 150 caps approx £50 + £4.95 delivery = £54.95 200 caps approx £65 + free delivery =£65 Diff is £ 10.05 Normally 50 caps £15, inc del is about £20 Hope that makes sense!
Mich82
27 Jul 17#46
My first nespresso so not registered on their website before. So, for £49 for the machine on Amazon I initially got 16 fee pods in the box. Then, registering online I spent £50 on the 150 pods and I got a free aerocino, free travel mug and free delivery :-)
jsstevo
27 Jul 17#47
How did you get the free travel mug and free delivery?
antfootitt to jsstevo
27 Jul 17#49
Welcome offer for new customers...
150 pods... Areocino and travelmug or cube holder
250 pods... Areocino and glass holder or welcome box or travelmug and 2 espresso glasses with saucers
Both free delivery
Mich82 to jsstevo
27 Jul 17#50
its the first time registering on the nespresso coffee club for me, so when I registered my machine there was a welcome offer, if you buy one of their pod bundles you get to choose a free gift. And it just showed free delivery. Then on top of that I put in the code for the aerocino that came in the box and that added to my basket for free :-
tom6195
27 Jul 17#48
are these nespressos better than the lavazza mio machines?
rakshai to tom6195
28 Jul 17#56
All depends on personal preference but Nespresso does have a far greater range of coffee's (24 plus limited editions) and 3yr guarantee, Modo mío has approx 12 and only 2yr guarantee. At this price and with this deal you really can't go wrong with Nespresso.
rakshai
27 Jul 17#51
Good deal as the welcome offer is meant to be excluded as part of the promo. So if you got it and anyone else does, even better!
rakshai
27 Jul 17#52
I checked with the club, even if you add the welcome offer you will not get the free gift, only the aeroccino but still get free delivery. Let me know if you get the free gift though, interested to know if it worked or not.
curtiskennington
27 Jul 17#53
Price matched on amazon. Warehouse deals is £45 - Used 'Very Good' or £42 Used 'Good'
rakshai to curtiskennington
28 Jul 17#55
If they're used then they won't have the redemption card inside. Redemption card has a scratch panel to reveal code to input at checkout on Nespresso's website.
TELREA
28 Jul 17#54
If you want the frother deal by buying the 150 pods,the unit needs to be brand new,so saving a few quid on the warehouse deal will exclude you from this...
MRGRINGO
28 Jul 17#57
Hmmm. Mine arrived from amazon. Bought new. No redemption card inside. Wasn't 100% sure that its new. Machines brand new but no plastic bit on plug or wrapping on wire. Box wasn't sealed. Hnmmmm.
MRGRINGO
28 Jul 17#58
Noticed on nespresso club site that the free gift when you buy 150 pods is a mug thing or dispenser. No further. £50 for 150 pods too. Is that right?
rakshai to MRGRINGO
28 Jul 17#60
Sounds right for the welcome pack. You will need a code to redeem offer for free aeroccino, if there was no bright blue card in the box then you need to call Nespresso for them to help you.
jsstevo
28 Jul 17#59
I bought my machine from Currys yesterday, ordered the 150 Lungo selection with free frother and travel mug. This all arrived today. I made sure I registered my machine using a different email address.
rakshai to jsstevo
28 Jul 17#61
So you got the free gift too, you got a good deal!
m20dal1
29 Jul 17#62
Hi what coffees are people getting as I'm new to nespresso?
trampjuice
30 Jul 17#63
Just to put it in context - 150 pods from Lidl = £22.50 Milk Frother & coffee grinder combo - £30 Total = £52.50 vs £55 for the Nespresso deal Prob. is worth spending the £55 on the 150 Nespresso Pods for the milk frother... The Nespresso Pods are prob. worth the extra £2-3....as they are better quality.
bigdai77
21 Aug 17#64
Can anyone confirm that the Amazon bought machines come with the 150 pod/Aeroccino redemption offer? Thanks
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UPDATE, CURRYS PRICE £49! Thanks to Mich82 for the info.
All comments (66)
UPDATE, CURRYS PRICE £49! Thanks to Mich82 for the info.
The iced drinks are great, too
As such, I'd wait until early Sept for their autumn promotion.
This isnt the best deal there has ever been tho, last xmas everyone was getting this machine and frother for £69 inc £75 of coffee, so it may get better yet as it moves toward xmas and this model is ended
Really terrible coffee if you like drinking hipster coffee shop coffee.
Also, Nespresso don't actually recycle the pods most of the time, as some branches just throw them out.
This is not an amazingly amazing deal I got the machine for £59 plus £75 worth of vouchers and they reran the promo the next year. However Nespresso must not now be getting the repeat locked in business for their 30p pods as you can get loads of great pods from places like the lidl or even home and bargain for 17p each or even 10p each at home and bargain, which you couldn't do when I bought the machine. Definately better than Starbucks or Costco. Maybe check out ebay/gumtree for a used machine IMO they are quite well built and reliable despite being plasticly. Sometimes the lidl or aldi do milk frothers for 19.99.
I don't claim to be a coffee connoisseur but the nespresso machines tend to have the highest bar pressure for capsule machines which i think is what makes the coffee taste best.
Run through a few cylinders of water with Oust de-scaler every 6 months to keep the coffee tasting good and the machine healthy though. Probably want to do every 3 months in hard water areas.
I saw one of the employees do it at a small store (this wasn't a full on store, it was a branch in another store). Asked them about it and they said Nespresso hasn't been collecting from them. Not sure if that's still the case now
The difficulty is chosing the pod you like.
Should I buy the milk machine thing?
When you buy from one of the approved retailers (so I guess the ones that have the offer), a card with the offer will be included in the box. You can then claim the offer on Nespresso's website!
Ordered mine, from Curry's! :smile: Thanks
Example
150 caps approx £50 + £4.95 delivery = £54.95
200 caps approx £65 + free delivery =£65
Diff is £ 10.05
Normally 50 caps £15, inc del is about £20
Hope that makes sense!
150 pods... Areocino and travelmug or cube holder
250 pods... Areocino and glass holder or welcome box or travelmug and 2 espresso glasses with saucers
Both free delivery
Milk Frother & coffee grinder combo - £30
Total = £52.50 vs £55 for the Nespresso deal
Prob. is worth spending the £55 on the 150 Nespresso Pods for the milk frother... The Nespresso Pods are prob. worth the extra £2-3....as they are better quality.