The Best Pod Coffee Machines

Pod coffee makers allow you to put a capsule that contains ground or roast coffee beans into the. Then the coffee pours through for a specified amount of time to make your beverage.

Some pod coffee makers have multiple cup sizes, a built-in filter, and milk that froths. Selecting the right pod coffee machine for you is dependent on your individual preferences and your lifestyle.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking for a simple Keurig coffee maker without all the bells and whistles of more expensive models, this one is a good option. It's easy to use, has a great design and can be stored into a corner of the kitchen when not being used.

The machine is noisy however it's not a major issue. It is also fairly small and will fit on tiny counter spaces. If you're looking for a Keurig that has a larger range of sizes or a carafe to use for traditional drip brewing, think about other options.

Keurig K-Select is a single-serve coffee maker that combines a sleek design with more intuitive features. This allows you to make the perfect cup of coffee every time. Choose from hundreds delicious K-Cups and brew coffee with a universal My-K-Cup filter (sold separately). Strong Brew increases the intensity and strength of your coffee making it a perfect option for those who enjoy strong cups.

The brewer has simple controls that are operated by buttons. Simply add the K-Cup pod, select the desired brew size and then press the brew button. In less than a minute, you'll have a freshly-brewed cup of coffee waiting for you to enjoy. The large 52-ounce water reservoir allows you to make up to five cups between refills, easing your morning routine.

The Keurig is easy to clean. The water reservoir and lid can be removed and washed by hand. To ensure that your Keurig is running at its peak it is essential to clean it by descaler. Follow the steps in the user guide. The warranty covers the brewer and all accessories that came with it, except for normal wear and tear, damage due to abuse or misuse and external causes of failure such as power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

This is the best option for coffee lovers looking for a machine that does more than just make your typical cup. It can make a variety drinks, including tea and hot cocoa. The huge 1.3-litre water tank allows for multiple cups to be brewed simultaneously. The machine is warm in only three seconds, and can create an espresso or latte with its milk jug built-in. It also has a touch-sensitive display that allows you to set the intensity, temperature and quantity of your desired beverage.

Tassimo My Way uses T Discs, which are a set of ingredients can be used to create your drink. There are over 70 different kinds that include Kenco, Costa, Milka, and Cadbury's. The machine comes with a selection of T discs, which include those for tea and hot chocolate.

The coffee pods coffee machine produced by this machine was of good quality, although slightly lower than the other machines we have reviewed. It also produced a silky mouthfeel, and steam-cooked milk to make caffe lattes fast. However, it must be not forgotten that the frothy milk made from T Discs contains sugar which is, although not a major issue in itself, isn't to everyone's taste.

The Tassimo My Way is easy to clean, thanks to the drip tray, the removable components of the brewing unit as well as the water tank all being dishwasher-safe. A Brita filter is included, as well as a cleaning disk. A useful indicator light will inform you when you need to descale. water tanks will help keep the limescale to a minimum. The machine is certified Energy Star, which helps reduce its electricity consumption by up to 15%..

3. Lavazza Lungo Pod Machine

This Nespresso pod coffee machine created in collaboration with Sage by Lavazza is one of the most attractive machines on the market. The machine is made of sturdy and attractive materials. It has a neat steam wand that can be adjusted to make cappuccinos or lattes, and a stainless steel milk jug. The machine will brew espresso, double espressos, lungos, gran lungos, mugs and altos with thick layers of foam.

As with most pod machines you load the pod via an opening on the top of the machine and then drop it in the right spot. The machine punctures the capsule, then closes it. When you press the lever, the pod will fall into a specially spent Pod tray underneath the drip tray.

It's not the fastest to brew espresso, it takes 30 seconds for a single shot and 90 seconds for the lungo. However, the results are always amazing with a rich, smooth flavor and great crema. The machine also warns you when the water tank or pod bin is in need of refilling.

One of the main selling points for this machine is that you can use it with any Lavazza-branded pod There are seven in all, 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 a subscription plan that combines the pod coffee machine with pod delivery, it can work out for a comparable price to a regular bean-to-cup machine. The slim design of this machine makes it possible to fit into the tiniest kitchens. The pods are recyclable, so you can put them in your council food bins or garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines are some of the top pod coffee makers for those who are looking for an efficient reliable, consistent, and reliable coffee. They heat up quickly and are incredibly simple to use. Just insert a capsule, push a button, and you're done. They create a rich, creamy crema that can be added to drinks to give more flavor and thickness. They're not cheap, however you must purchase their official pods.

The Vertuo line uses a different technology than OriginalLine machines that use espresso capsules (and are still in existence). They scan each capsule coffee machines's barcode and automatically adjust the brewing parameters to create a perfect cup. They also have a centrifusion machine that spins the capsules in order to extract the most flavor and the thickest crema.

The machines aren't as intuitive as the other options. The lid only opens when the machine is in its final stages and it takes around 30 seconds for the capsule to heat up. The machine doesn't come with a milk frother like some of the other pod coffee makers listed on this list, meaning you'll need to spend an additional PS90 or so to purchase an additional Aeroccino if you want to make lattes and cappuccinos.

They also require more frequent maintenance than other models, such as refilling the water tank, emptying the pod containers, and descaling--but they do come with an app that reminds you of these tasks and provides tools such as store locators and capsule recycling. If you connect your machine to an IntelliPort you can control it via voice commands. This is great if you are making coffee at 4am in the dark or have limited power.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

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

This coffee maker makes it simple to make one-shot or double-shot espresso in the morning, or to make a lungo during breaks at work. Its simple control panel makes it look sleek and doesn't distract you from its function. It has three interchangeable baskets for different types of capsules. You can also make use of loose ground beans (although you'll need a separate grinder).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine does not include a milk pitcher. It does however have a Pannarello built-in milk frother that can froth cow and soymilk nicely. It also comes with a portafilter that measures 51mm, which is smaller than the standard commercial style filter. It's pressurised, which means that you won't get the taste of stale food that is left behind. It also comes with a Tamper that can also be used as a scoop.

The SMEG is the most expensive machine we've reviewed. It's a good investment it if your style is retro or you love making espresso drinks fast. It's also a great choice when you're just beginning to learn about the world of making coffee and don't want to have to endure the hassles of measuring, grinding, and the process of tamping your own beans.