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One of the Best Pod Coffee Makers on the Market

Pod coffee machines are frequently accused of making watery, weak drinks. Fortunately, the best pods are more than that.

The illy Bruvi utilizes B-Pods instead of K-Cups or Nespresso pods. It offers a variety of capsule options and is simple to customise.

1. Cuisinart DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System

One of the best pod coffee makers on the market, this combination single-serve and drip models offer the best blend of features that we have tested. It comes with a 12-cup carafe which makes grounds in the traditional manner and a single-serve that accepts any K-Cup or Keurig-like pod. The carafe is programmable with a clock and an "strong setting" that produces more flavor. It also comes with a foldaway, built-in frother for lattes and cappuccinos.

The single-serve side is able to brew up to 18 ounces per hour using any size K-Cup and reuseable Cuisinart HomeBarista filter cups or ground coffee (a separate water tank is provided). It makes use of Nespresso VertuoLine capsules and reads the barcode of each pod to adjust the machine's settings. It's quicker than the leading Keurig model at making a full pot of coffee with its Extreme Brew technology and has advanced functions like a 24-hour brew start, brew strength controls and auto shutoff.

It's easy to use despite having two operating modes, and the cleaning process is fairly easy. The pod adapter is reusable, and the needles, and mesh filter are easily removed for cleaning. The unit is a bit heavy and bulky for counter space but it's an excellent option for those who want the convenience of pods, or the flexibility of coffee ground.

This basic cold brew machine is a budget-friendly option that provides an incredibly smooth and delicious cup. It can make 12 cups at once and features a programmable timer and a milk frother that is integrated and an coffee filter that can be reused. It also comes with a large reservoir for water and a glass carafe to serve hot brews.

2. Nespresso VertuoLine Next

This is a great option to consider if you're already a fan of pod coffee machines and want to upgrade your current Keurig model. Nespresso's latest espresso maker is sleek, efficient, and can make five different drinks on one chassis. It's available for sale right now which makes it a great option for anyone with a budget.

The VertuoLine Next heats up very quickly and is extremely easy to use, with a single button that automatically adapts to the type of capsule you're using. It uses patented Nespresso pods with a barcode to tell the machine what kind of espresso or coffee is being used. This ensures you have the right temperature and water pressure for each drink. The pods also spin fast during brewing, creating an exquisite layer of foam, also known as crema, that is usually found on traditional Italian style espresso.

The only drawback is that it's louder than other pod-machines and you aren't able to reuse the capsules. Fortunately the aluminum used in Nespresso pods is recyclable and you can drop them off at your local UPS store or on the Nespresso website for free, and they'll return them to recycle.

The machine is also expensive compared to other pod coffee machines, especially when you consider the cost of buying pods. If you're already a coffee pod lover, it's a small price to pay for consistent barista style results. You can also add an Nespresso Aeroccino+ Milk Frother to your machine to make lattes or cappuccinos. It is also available in bundles that include some of the Nespresso pods and a frother. This will help you save money upfront.

3. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso

When it comes to brewing, most pod machines follow the same format: capsules are placed on the top and you press a button and the coffee is poured out. However, every now and then there is a machine that is a complete blow to the water, as is the case with the Illy X7.1 Iperespresso. It has a unique system for capsules that bind them into the portafilter handle. The machine can produce espresso that is comparable to what you would get in a cafe, but without the mess and hassle of the traditional espresso machine.

The X7.1 is compatible only with Illy MIE pods, which are made of top-quality, high-end beans. Each capsule machine coffee is stocked with an exact amount of espresso ground that is brewed using two stages. This results in a thick crema. The extraction process is entirely within the capsule, so the machine and coffee never meet and cleanup is a breeze.

The coffee pod also has an Pannarello steam wand to make milky drinks such as cappuccino and macchiato latte. Its unique design, created by famed Italian architect Luca Trazzi, is sure to make a statement in your kitchen. Its slim, round shapes and soft-touch buttons are inspired by classic Italian espresso makers from the 1960s, while seamlessly mixing modern technology.

This machine requires a bit more attention, especially when using the steam wand. This is because excess air can stop the flow of hot water, which can prevent the machine from working efficiently. If this happens, you'll need to wait for a few minutes before making another coffee to allow the excess air to let go.

4. Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 TAS 140x

The Bosch Tassimo Vivy is one of the most popular pod coffee machines available on the market. The compact dimensions as well as the attractive pricing and user-friendly are major reasons to buy. Does this tiny machine meet the high standards set by its parent company's? We tested it at The Coffee Bazaar headquarters.

The Vivy is among the most simple pod coffee machines on the market however it doesn't compromise on performance. It can make drinks with just a single touch. It scans an image of a barcode on the DISC to determine what drink to make. It also sets the correct amount of water and froth in every drink using Intellibrew Technology to achieve an outstanding result every time.

This makes it easy to operate - just insert the desired T DISC and select the desired drink size. There are 40 different drinks to choose from, and the Vivy comes with a milk container for making cappuccinos or lattes. It takes just three seconds to warm, and has auto-shut-off after five minutes to conserve energy.

It's very easy to clean using a cleverly-designed descaler that slots into the side of the machine. This is a separate process however it's very quick and simple.

As an added benefit, if sign up your Vivy with Bosch and Bosch, you'll receive a discount on your first order of T DISCs. Additionally, you'll receive personalised offers, recommendations and tips. You can also monitor the condition of your machine and check how much it has been used. It's a good idea to register your machine at the time you purchase it, also.

5. Illycaffe B pod and capsule coffee machines

illycaffe is an iconic heritage brand and leader in the coffee pods machine industry. Founded in 1933 by Francesco Illy, the company continues to be operated by his children and is spread across the globe. The family-owned business has a history of innovation and is famous for its high-quality espresso crafted from nine different varieties of Arabica bean.

The company is also committed to sustainability and has a variety of initiatives that help to safeguard the environment and ensure that their products are as eco green as they can. They have focused their efforts on efficiency in their energy use and are determined to reduce their emissions, and also the use of renewable energies. They also promote regenerative farming and are focused on improving their water resources.

In addition to their commitments to sustainability, illycaffe is also determined to help their employees succeed. They have invested in programs that offer training and professional development for their employees and have created a "university of coffee" that helps to educate consumers and professionals alike on how to get the best possible cup of coffee.

illycaffe is also the first Italian company to be awarded the B Corp certification. This designation is awarded to companies that are committed to ethics and have a mission. The company also recently launched their first line of Nespresso compatible pods, and they have been named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the past seven years. The company is dedicated to demonstrating how sustainable quality can benefit the environment as well as people. They believe that everyone has a role to take on.