The Best Pod coffee pods machine Machines

Pod coffee machines allow you to add a capsule with ground or roasted coffee beans into the machine. The coffee is then poured through for a specified amount of time to make your drink.

Some pod coffee makers have multiple cup sizes and a built-in filter and milk frothing capabilities. The best pod coffee maker depends on your personal preferences and lifestyle.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking for a simple Keurig coffee maker that doesn't have all the bells and whistles of higher-end models, this is a great choice. It is easy to operate and has a beautiful design. When not in use it can be hidden away in the kitchen.

The machine can be loud but that's not a major problem. It is also fairly small and will fit in tiny counter spaces. If you're looking for a Keurig with a larger variety of sizes or a carafe for traditional drip brewing, look at other alternatives.

The Keurig K-Select single serve coffee maker combines sleek design and more useful features to help you make your perfect cup every time. Pick from a variety of delicious K-Cups, or brew your coffee using a universal My-K-Cup filter (sold separately). The Strong Brew feature kicks up the intensity and strength of your coffee which makes it the ideal option for those who enjoy a bold cup.

This brewer is easy to use, using simple buttons. Simply insert a K-Cup and select your preferred brew size and press brew. In less than one minute, you'll have a cup of fresh coffee. The large water reservoir of 52 ounces allows you to make up to five cups in between refills, making it easier to manage your morning routine.

This machine is easy to clean, with the ability to remove the reservoir of water and lid that can be easily washed. To ensure your Keurig is running at its peak, you must always remove the scale prior to cleaning. Follow the guidelines in the user's manual. This warranty covers all accessories and the brewer, except for normal wear misuse, abuse, and external causes such as power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

If you're a lover of coffee and are in search of an espresso machine that can produce more than your typical cup of joe, this is the best option. It can create a variety of drinks including hot cocoa. The huge 1.3-litre water tank lets multiple cups to be brewed at the same time. The machine can be heated up in just three seconds, and it comes with a built-in milk container that can be used to make latte or a cappuccino. It also comes with touchscreen that lets you to adjust the temperature, intensity, and the volume of your beverage.

Tassimo My Way uses T Discs, which are a set of ingredients you can use to make your drink. There are more than 70 kinds which include Kenco, Costa, Milka, and Cadbury's. The machine has a range of T discs, which include those for tea and hot chocolate.

The coffee made by this machine was of high quality, although slightly lower than some of the other machines we reviewed. It also steamed the milk to make an espresso fairly quickly and produced a creamy mouthfeel without being overly thick. However, it should be not forgotten that the frothy milk made from T Discs is a source of sugar that, while not a huge issue in itself, isn't to everyone's taste.

The Tassimo My Way is easy to keep clean, with the drip tray, the removable components of the brewing unit, and the water tank all being dishwasher-safe. A Brita filter is included, as is an ice-cleaning disk. A helpful indicator light will tell you when to descale, and a water tank will keep limescale to a minimum. The machine is classified as Energy Star, which helps reduce the power consumption of up to 15%..

3. Lavazza Lungo Pod Machine

This Nespresso-compatible pod coffee maker from Lavazza created in collaboration with Sage is among the best-looking machines available. It's built with durable and attractive materials, it comes with a neat adjustable steam wand that can be used to make cappuccinos and lattes and a stainless steel milk jug. It can make espresso, lungos, double espressos, gran lungos, mugs and altos, all with a thick layer foam.

Like most pod machines, you load a pod making machines through an opening on the top of the machine, and then drop it in place. The machine punctures the capsule then seals it. When you lift the lever the used pod will fall into a specially spent pod tray beneath the drip tray.

It's not the fastest machine to brew, taking 30 seconds for a shot of espresso and about 90 seconds for a lungo - but the results are consistently impressive, with great crema and a smooth, rich taste. The machine will also notify you when the water tank or pod bin is in need of refilling.

A big selling point for this machine is the ability to use it with any Lavazza brand pod - there are seven in total including ground roasted espresso (Qualita Rossa, Intenso, Passionale and Delizioso), two decaffeinated (Dek Cremoso) and two organic coffees (!Tierra! Bio). It's expensive, but with the subscription deal that bundles this pod coffee maker with a pod delivery service that can come for a comparable price to a traditional bean-to-cup machine. The slim design of this machine allows it to fit into the tiniest kitchens. The pods are also recyclable, so you can dispose of them in food waste bins for your council bins or garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines are some of the top pod coffee makers for those who want quick reliable, consistent, and reliable coffee. They heat up quickly and are super easy to use. Simply put a capsule in, push the button, and you're done. They produce a rich, creamy crema that can be added to drinks to give greater flavor and thickness. They're not cheap however they are expensive, and you need to buy their official pods.

The Vertuo line is a distinct machine from the OriginalLine machines, which use espresso capsules. They read each capsule's barcode and automatically adjust the brewing parameters to make a perfect cup. And they include a centrifusion system that spins the capsule in order to extract the best flavors and the most thick crema.

The machines aren't as intuitive as the other options. The lid opens only when the machine is ready and it takes about 30 seconds for the capsule to heat up. The machine doesn't come with a milk frother like the other pod coffee makers listed on this list, so you'll need to spend an additional PS90 or so to buy a separate Aeroccino for those who want to make lattes and cappuccinos.

They also require more maintenance than other models - filling the water tank and emptying the pod containers used for descaling however they have an app that reminds you to do these tasks, and offers tools such as store locators and capsule recyclers. If you connect your machine to an IntelliPort it is possible to use voice commands to control it which is a great feature for those who make coffee in the dark at 4am, or have a weak hand.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

This sleek machine is the product of the adored Italian brand, and a renowned company that makes kitchen appliances. It comes with all the retro, sleek curves that SMEG is famous for, and the ability to brew lungo and espresso drinks effortlessly. It has a programmable setting for the shot, dual-height drip trays, and pod bins that are removable.

This coffee maker lets you make one or two cups of espresso or lungo in the morning or during your work break. Its easy-to-use control panel makes it look sleek and doesn't distract you from its function. If you want to spruce up your daily joe even more, it has three interchangeable filter baskets that accommodate different types of capsules. You can also make use of loose ground beans (although you'll need to own an additional grinder).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine doesn't have a milk pitcher, however, it has a built-in Pannarello milk frother that froths soymilk and cow milk quite well. It also has an oversized portafilter of 51mm which is smaller than a conventional commercial-style filter. It's pressurised which is great because it means you won't get the stale, lingering grind taste. It comes with a tamper made of plastic that can also double as a spoon.

The SMEG is among the most expensive pod machines on our list, but it's definitely worth it if your a fan of the retro style or if you like being able to whip up espresso-based drinks. This is a great option when you're new to the art of making coffee and don't need to go through the burden of grinding, measuring and tamping beans by yourself.