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Coffee Mall - Nespresso C180W Le Cube Automatic Espresso Machine, Arctic White

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List Price: $299.00
Our Price: $299.00
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Nespresso
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Binding: Kitchen Brand: Nespresso EAN: 0718902001802 Feature: 1260-watt cube-shaped espresso machine housed in high-quality ABS Label: Nespresso Manufacturer: Nespresso Model: C180/W Publisher: Nespresso Studio: Nespresso
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1260-watt cube-shaped espresso machine housed in high-quality ABS ThermoBlock heating system; 19-bar pump; removable 34-ounce water tank Designed for coffee-filled capsules; 12 included; used capsule container Auto and programmable coffee quantity; side storage trays for 6 espresso cups Measures 9 by 8-8/9 by 9 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Le Cube + Froth Au Lait = Coffee Shop Quality Cappuccino Comment: I debated for a while and finally purchased the Le Cube - mostly because I liked the idea of no mess. I added a Froth Au Lait Frothing Unit and I now have cafe quality at about $1.00 per large cappuccino with little effort on my part (and no mess). I have always received the capsules from Nespresso in two shipping days as promised - which is good because I can wait to order until I am almost out. I highly recommend ordering a variety of capsules until you find the one that you like to best. Hint, the rosetto ones are the strongest tasting and you might only need one capsule (instead of two) for a large cappuccino.
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Customer Rating:      Summary: i like this machine Comment: this product could have been designed by apple. it is beautiful, functional, simple and makes you happy every time you interact with it. it is a wonderful machine.
the coffee pods system is great: they come in 10-12 color coded varieties that give you the impression that you are a great coffee connaisseur, because you can tell them apart. espresso comes out better than at starbucks. each pod costs 50 cents.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Excellent espresso Comment: Le Cube is so easy to use, looks great on the kitchen counter, and most importantly - the espesso is delicious. Perfect crema, no burnt taste. The drinks we're making are far better than what I've ever had at Starbucks. It only works with their espresso pods, but that's o.k. because their espresso is excellent.
We also bought the Aeroccino which makes steamed milk or frothed milk, for making cappacino's and latte's. This is also simple to use and works really well.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great machine Comment: If you love espresso, but hate the work, this is the greatest machine. I highly recommend it.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Classy & Excellent Comment: If you are committed to drinking a lot of espressos, lattes, cappucino's, etc ...* and not just a cup of 'joe,' there are only two choices for you to choose from, this and the Keurig Platinum B70. Both make excellent coffee, are easy to use and make cleanup easy. So it really comes down to design looks.
*Note that to make real froth, you need the Nespresso Aericcino frothing machine which is really just an agitating/warming/heating cup like device - Amazon does not seem to sell, it's around $90 but it makes a huge difference versus the slightly non-diary power cream taste you usually get from "fake" pods of cappucino/latte. Of course, it's a separate device that you can use with the Keurig also so you can decide.
Besides the looks, the only difference is that the Keurig sells about 100 different pods of tea, coffee and hot chocolate and available in lots of places while the Nespresso pods are only available online and your choices are limited to about 12 (or whatever they might add or subtract in the future). Though since Nespresso only sells 12, they tried to make sure there is a difference in each of their choices so while you do get "more" choices that work on the Keurig, that does not necessarily mean you're getting a slew of differences ... each Nespresso pod is $.49 each with a minimum order of 50. Keurig pods range in price from $.30 to $.70 but Nespresso's design sensibilities extends to the pods themselves - the "Welcome Pack" is especially cool looking, a minimalistic black box out of MoMa with multi-colored chrome dots - each a pod "window" showcasing the 250 pods that then slide out onto trays like truffles. If you have a lot of company/friends over and want to show off striking good looks even from your instant coffee pod, then you have to choose the Nespresso ... sure, that might be getting carried away a bit but great classy clean design can make a difference - just like you could probably wouldn't pull out some grape jelly jars to drink coffee :-)
Anyway, ultimately, that's what it comes down to - the Nespresso unit and its pods are something you'd proudly display on your kitchen counter as it's really a mini Italian roaster, grinder and coffee machine - even down to its cup warmer and its chrome-like pods.
The Keurig coffee itself can be just as good. The unit itself and the pods however are normal, functional, everyday looking design - nothing wrong with that but if you're choosing design and aesthics, unlike a lot of choices where you trade off striking looks for ease of use, you're not giving up anything with choosing the Nespresso.
BTW, the Nespresso LeCube is also available in red, chrome and a new black. I'm not sure if Amazon carries all the colors. At their website, you can go all out and go Nespresso crazy - from sugar sticks to cups to if you're a true believer ... the 'wall capsule dispenser in ebony-tinted oak.' I KID YOU NOT :-)
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