Nespresso D150

Pros: Features (hot water disp., cup warmer, 19 bar pressure, Ease of use, Awesome Crema!!!

Cons: Slight Con: Capsules through Nespresso only

The Bottom Line: Great espresso/crema, useful features, fun to use, easy clean up, and a unique system make the Nespresso D150 the way to go for quick and easy, quality espresso.

Review: I've only just gotten into the whole espresso/cappuccino thing for about the last 4-5 years, making frequent visits to the local Starbucks in the beginning. So, I didn't/don't consider myself an expert. However, I DO consider myself a ...

Pros: Make an espresso in under a minute. A REALLY good one at that.

Cons: Capsules are only available online and at Nespresso stores.

The Bottom Line: If you want a good espresso made quickly, consider the D150.

Review: I was a bit hesistant to buy a Nespresso machine, considering the general idea that making food or drink the "old-fashioned" way is always a good thing to do. At least for for those who appreciate subtlety, which I'd like to think I do. The great ...

Pros: Easy, well-engineered, tasty, and a good-looking machine.

Cons: Somewhat expensive, and have to use Nespresso pods that must be ordered.

The Bottom Line: If the price is acceptable, and you don't want to grind beans daily or clean your machine often, this is the way to make espresso.

Review: I read the reviews of espresso makers, and this one came out on top, so I've bought three, two for work and one for home, and have been using them for more than a year. The other reviews are accurate. It's hard to imagine an easier machine to use; ...

Pros: Easy to use and clean up is simple. The coffee awesome!

Cons: Manual function so you have to really watch what you are doing.

The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to make incredible espresso's and caffe lattes in their home. Why? You don't have to pay Starbuck prices anymore!

Review: I was very reluctant to purchase this machine for my husband because you can only use Nespresso's capsules. He had tried it out at a specialty shop and went nuts over it. I gave it to him for Christmas and to my surprise the coffee was better than what I ...

Pros: Good price, GREAT espresso, convenient capsule system, 30-day trial.

Cons: Water could be hotter, machine moves when you tighten capsule holder.

The Bottom Line: I think this is the way to go for French-style espresso. I'm very happy with the machine.

Review: The Nespresso D150 is the least expensive of four espresso machines that use the Nespresso capsule system. The four machines differ in the following ways. The D150 is a manual machine, you control how much water passes through the coffee; the D250 adds...

Pros: Excellent, excellent quality espresso. Ease of using machine. Simple, fast clean-up.

Cons: Espresso could be hotter. Cappucinos can be watery. Capsule price arguably high for home espresso.

The Bottom Line: If you like excellent quality espresso, I highly recommend this machine. Coffee capsules are maybe a bit expensive, but when you factor in the quality, it's still good value.

Review: I was coerced into buying this machine by a buddy of mine. Our wives were out of town and we had a few drinks. He kept going on and on about how amazing the espresso from this machine was -- he just wouldn't let it go. He had just experienced it a few ...

Pros: Makes EXCELLENT ESPRESSO. Quick delivery for capsules, great selection of blends. Customer service very good.

Cons: Warming tray doesn't get very warm. Capsules only through Nespresso, but shipping is cheap.

The Bottom Line: Does the same thing as $1000 models, but no mess and fuss. Makes excellent espresso, priced well, good selection of capsules, quick delivery for capsules, accessories.

Review: Greetings! We had purchased an Essenza D90 Nespresso machine but although simple it just didn't give us the heat and crema we desired, and it leaked. We returned it and decided to upgrade to the D150. At first, there are several extra steps to take ...

Pros: Ease of use, fast, clean, really good cup of espresso.

Cons: Have to order your coffee from the Nespresso company.

Review: Okay, I always come here to read about products before I make a purchase, and I love this espresso machine so much, I decided to write a review. Unfortunately, the first one I ordered made a horrible wooshing sound and overheated before I ever got to ...

Pros: Inexpensive, great espresso(!), and simple

Cons: Water could be hotter.

Review: Of the espresso machines at nicer kitchen stores, the Nespresso D150 is a great choice. It offers everything that the others do - it makes a great cup of espresso - without the bells and whistles. And again, we're talking about a machine that makes ...

Pros: easy to use...great tasting espresso... .59 cents/serving!!

Cons: none

Review: we've had our D150 for over 2 years now and use it everyday...I usually have 2 espresso's in the morning, and my wife usually has 2 cappuccino's...the coffee tastes great and is oh so easy to make...pop in a capsule run the water and your done!!...the ...