Nespresso D290 Espresso Machine Reviews

In addition to the Nespresso machine at the office, I have an almost identical model at home. I have gone through several non-Nespresso machines; everything from a standard auto-drip Black & Decker to an automatic whole bean grinder from Krups to a manual French press to a single cup pod machine like Senseo. The Nespresso has outperformed them all. I consistently use it two-three times a week at home. And at work, well the addiction requires two-three demitasse cups a day.

The selling point of the Nespresso and other pod coffee makers is ease of use. Simply keep some water in the container, pop...

After much research and review, we decided on the Nespresso D290 over all other espresso machines.  Our first choice in the line was the Le Cube which was toaster-like and had warming trays for espresso cups and a cup base that could be lowered to allow for the use of tall recipe glasses for milk infused or even ice infused beverages.  However, we wanted the ability to use one device for making steamed milk and froath.  This feature and the cool design sold us even though it is a bit more pricey.  The machine is robust (sturdier than the le Cube) and the coffee selections are more than adequate. ...

We've been using this espresso maker in the office for the last two and a half years.  It still works like a champ and pours a great espresso.