Nespresso machines in Debenhams

joeKel73

Debenhams have very good deals on their Nespresso machines at the moment.

The different colours are listed separately so have a look on the website. Some are currently out of stock on the website but may be available in-store.

Krups Nespresso Pixie with Aeroccino
Was €230, now €149.

Magimix Inissia with Aeroccino
Was €149, now €114.

Magimix Inissia with Aeroccino
Was €149, now €126.

Magimix 'U&Milk'
Was €209, now €149.

Magimix Inissia
Was €99, now: €88

Krups Inissia
Was €126, now: €77

Ardent

Some good deals there. Pity Nespresso coffee tastes like piss.

GoodBridge

If you buy the Innissia for 77 you get 60eur voucher for capsules by registering too (http://www.debenhams.com/wcsstore/DebenhamsIESite/Img/PDF_Popup/AW15_Nespresso_ROI.pdf)

Good shout, OP.

joeKel73

Ardent wrote: »

Some good deals there. Pity Nespresso coffee tastes like piss.

I've been using an Inissia for about 6 months now I really enjoy the coffee. You will be able to get higher quality with a proper espresso machine, good grinder and steam wand but find this a very good balance of quality / consistency / cost / convenience.

soundsham

Ardent wrote: »

Some good deals there. Pity Nespresso coffee tastes like piss.

nice to be able to tell , thanks

clairek6

Keep getting an error trying to buy the blue innissia

km79

man I love boards BA
many thanks OP
another thing off the Xmas list

flangemeistro

By the looks of the price drops it seems that people have come to their senses and realised that these nespresso, dolce gusto and tassimo capsule machines will never give you the results you really want and are just convenient if you're in a rush,
any relation between these beverages and an actual cup of coffee are purely coincidental.

Save your money and get a burr grinder and a middle of the road manual machine, or if you still think this is too much hassle invest in a good bean to cup.

You won't look back.

keithclancy

flangemeistro wrote: »

By the looks of the price drops it seems that people have come to their senses and realised that these nespresso, dolce gusto and tassimo capsule machines will never give you the results you really want and are just convenient if you're in a rush,
any relation between these beverages and an actual cup of coffee are purely coincidental.

Save your money and get a burr grinder and a middle of the road manual machine, or if you still think this is too much hassle invest in a good bean to cup.

You won't look back.

Ah here ... it's a bargain alert for a nespresso machine

Why is there always someone in these threads that pops in just to say something completely unrelated

epopnomis

Personally I have multiple coffee machines and like a previous poster said the handiness of nespresso machines are great, sure other machines give a better taste but the maintenance involved with them sometimes isn't worth it... Thats just my opinion.

dudara

Posters - this is not a thread for Nespresso bashing. You can discuss the merits in the Coffee & Tea forum. I'm tired of seeing these threads being derailed by this type of discussion.

dudara

keithclancy

flangemeistro wrote: »

I don't see how it's unrelated when I'm giving people my opinion after having the experience of owning a nespresso and a tassimo but now having a delonghi icona magnifica and a Panasonic fully automatic bean to cup.

Here have a look at this for a real bargain and a machine that will actually produce a good coffee and will save you hundreds over the years compared to buying capsules http://www.amazon.co.uk/DeLonghi-Magnifica-ESAM4200-Espresso-Cappuccino/dp/B001EOMZ5E?&linkCode=wsw&tag=fmcgbe-21

I'm only advising people don't get me confused with someone who will come on here and recommend a vario grinder for €600 and a sage espresso machine for €1000.

I'm being realistic and truthful. Take it or leave it.

This is a Bargain Alerts forum not a coffee machine forum, the topic is if it's a good price or not.

The saving is questionable by the way, perhaps someone only has 1-2 cups of coffee a week, then a bean to cup machine like the one you mention doesn't make sense.

Perhaps they want to have multiple strengths/flavours without having a 350 euro outlay before they even buy any coffee.

Nespresso produces a good cup of coffee, of course it's more expensive in the long run if you use it a lot.


Jesus Christ it's like saying Slow cookers are a load of shíte and a Sous Vide‎ machine is the only way to go

mad m

Which is the best to get out of the top list? Is it worth it getting the milk thing with it?

Peig Sayers

I had one of these in my checkout cart but decided to do a price comparision before I bought. The pixie for €126 was the best price I could find. However, I also had a russell hobbs kettle and toaster in the cart which according to their website were originally €70 and were now down to €35 in the sale. Power City have the exact same models for €29.99 regular price :mad: Glad I didn't pull the trigger on them!

Always check the prices elsewhere!

JoyPad

mad m wrote: »

Which is the best to get out of the top list? Is it worth it getting the milk thing with it?

I have the Krups Inissia machine, and it's perfectly fine.

The attached Aeroccino only makes milk froth. There's a better version that retails separately from the machines, but it's €99 in Harvey Norman. I bought mine for €65 in the Home & Cook outlet in Kildare a while back. This machine can make steamed milk for a latte, as well as milk froth for your cappuccino.

foggy_lad

JoyPad wrote: »

I have the Krups Inissia machine, and it's perfectly fine.

The attached Aeroccino only makes milk froth. There's a better version that retails separately from the machines, but it's €99 in Harvey Norman. I bought mine for €65 in the Home & Cook outlet in Kildare a while back. This machine can make steamed milk for a latte, as well as milk froth for your cappuccino.

The Aeroccino that come with all nespresso machines make froth and heated milk exactly the same way as the milk frother you linked to.

joeKel73

Peig Sayers wrote: »

I had one of these in my checkout cart but decided to do a price comparision before I bought. The pixie for €126 was the best price I could find. However, I also had a russell hobbs kettle and toaster in the cart which according to their website were originally €70 and were now down to €35 in the sale. Power City have the exact same models for €29.99 regular price :mad: Glad I didn't pull the trigger on them!

Always check the prices elsewhere!

Aside from your rant about toasters and kettles in Power City , if you found the Nespresso Pixie for a cheaper price why not post the link?

Peig Sayers

J o e wrote: »

Aside from your rant about toasters and kettles in Power City , if you found the Nespresso Pixie for a cheaper price why not post the link?

Read my post! The Debenhams price of €126 was the cheapest! :rolleyes:

Ardent

Ardent wrote: »

Some good deals there. Pity Nespresso coffee tastes like piss.

flangemeistro wrote: »

By the looks of the price drops it seems that people have come to their senses and realised that these nespresso, dolce gusto and tassimo capsule machines will never give you the results you really want and are just convenient if you're in a rush,
any relation between these beverages and an actual cup of coffee are purely coincidental.

Save your money and get a burr grinder and a middle of the road manual machine, or if you still think this is too much hassle invest in a good bean to cup.

You won't look back.

Ha ha, what a load of nonsense. The extremely picky (when it comes to coffee) Italian people I know all use nespresso and think its pretty close to making a proper espresso without any of the effort. Most use the aldi and lidl capsules also rather then the original.

Peig Sayers

Here's a Nespresso pod holder to go with your new machine! Available from Lidl next Monday. Only €3.99

http://www.lidl.ie/en/Offers.htm?action=showDetail&id=32713

joeKel73

Peig Sayers wrote: »

Here's a Nespresso pod holder to go with your new machine! Available from Lidl next Monday. Only €3.99

http://www.lidl.ie/en/Offers.htm?action=showDetail&id=32713

Nice find - they are normally very overpriced!

Menas

This is a great BA. We have had a Krupps Citiz for the last 6 years and it has finally given up the ghost after near daily use in that time.
No Krupps citiz on its own in the list but will probably go for the one with the milk warmer as our milk warmer is also 6 years old and not likely to last forever.

Thanks OP!

CantGetNoSleep

Peig Sayers wrote: »

Here's a Nespresso pod holder to go with your new machine! Available from Lidl next Monday. Only €3.99

http://www.lidl.ie/en/Offers.htm?action=showDetail&id=32713

Not sure how good that would be at holding your pod. You can get a better version for 10 times the price which will still hold your pod, just hold it much better

BoatMad

I got a latissimi , and the 90 euros credit deal, makes the nespresso pods about the price of the Super value ones, only with better coffee

joeKel73

Menas wrote: »

This is a great BA. We have had a Krupps Citiz for the last 6 years and it has finally given up the ghost after near daily use in that time.
No Krupps citiz on its own in the list but will probably go for the one with the milk warmer as our milk warmer is also 6 years old and not likely to last forever.

Thanks OP!

They have that model reduced on the website, just not as much off as the few linked in the OP.

darragh o meara

mad m wrote: »

Which is the best to get out of the top list? Is it worth it getting the milk thing with it?

Add your reply here.
I have the Pixie with the aerocinno and it's excellent, especially at that price. I use the aerocinno quite a lot, so in my opinion it's worth getting.

Menas

darragh o meara wrote: »

Add your reply here.
I have the Pixie with the aerocinno and it's excellent, especially at that price. I use the aerocinno quite a lot, so in my opinion it's worth getting.

Could you post a link to it please?

The only Krups ones I can find are in this list...and none of them are the Citiz without the milk machine!

flangemeistro

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

Not sure how good that would be at holding your pod. You can get a better version for 10 times the price which will still hold your pod, just hold it much better

Moronic analogy comparing the ability of two holders to hold overpriced pods filled with two year old coffee grounds to an eggcup of brown liquid v a cup of espresso with creamy crema.

And €320 isn't 10 times €149. But I understand foundation maths don't work out for everyone.

Leprechaun77

In relation to the €60/€90 nespresso credit, you just need to be aware that this is spread out into three €20/€30 vouchers whereby you can only use one per order. It is likely that you may have to buy more, or pay for delivery with this method. They then send you the next voucher ten days after your first order. It is still a good BA but I do recall using previous vouchers all in one go.

r0chf0rt

Does anybody know if you can use these €30 vouchers in the nespresso shop or does it need to be an online order?

darragh o meara

This is the one I have:

http://m.debenhams.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10052_10001_325004042403_-1

Mine has stainless sides but the same machine.

Menas

r0chf0rt wrote: »

Does anybody know if you can use these €30 vouchers in the nespresso shop or does it need to be an online order?

I have the T's and C's here on a leaflet and it seems to be online only.

Menas

darragh o meara wrote: »

This is the one I have:

http://m.debenhams.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10052_10001_325004042403_-1

Mine has stainless sides but the same machine.

Ah, right. It is the Citiz I want, not the Pixie!

vienne86

Really good prices OP - I've had a pixie for years - terrific machine.

wait4me

Mine was dispatched to store on 12th and no email yet to tell me its there :mad:

Peig Sayers

wait4me wrote: »

Mine was dispatched to store on 12th and no email yet to tell me its there :mad:

I ordered one on the 10th and I'm still waiting for it to be delivered :mad:

discobeaker

I ordered on the 10th aswell. Got an email on Friday to track my order for delivery saying it was dispatched late on Friday evening. Hopefully not too long until it arrives

davo2001

Thanks OP, ordered one on Friday :-)

wait4me

Email arrived this evening to tell me to pick it up!

km79

mine came by courier just before the Irish game
great night

discobeaker

I got a text from the courier at about 9pm saying that the machine was with them and it would be delivered tomorrow

Menas

I ordered mine on the 13th. Got the 'dispatched' email yesterday. And just now got a text from Nightline saying they will deliver it tomorrow.
Cant wait as my old Nespresso machine is nearly dead and is barely making coffee at this stage!

challengemaster

Same as, no text yet though.

Went for the U&Milk cos sure why not, can't just drink espressos

Peig Sayers

Still waiting for delivery. Tomorrow will be day 7 since ordering. Not impressed.

pastor

Could you please let me know if compatible pods example Aldi work in the Magimix Nespresso 'U&Milk' 11344 black coffee maker?

davo2001

pastor wrote: »

Could you please let me know if compatible pods example Aldi work in the Magimix Nespresso 'U&Milk' 11344 black coffee maker?

All nespresso pods are the same size, so if it works in one it will work in all of them, the quality of 3rd party pods on the other hand can be questionable.

joeKel73

davo2001 wrote: »

the quality of 3rd party pods on the other hand can be questionable.

I think the quality of the coffee in the Aldi/Lidl/Supervalu pods is pretty good. However those pods are a thick plastic and the machines are designed to pierce open aluminium pods.

Some people on the coffee forum found that after returning to the genuine Nespresso pods the machine could no longer slice into the aluminium pods properly. You'll also void your warranty, but I don't know how they'd prove that.

vienne86

J o e wrote: »

I think the quality of the coffee in the Aldi/Lidl/Supervalu pods is pretty good. However those pods are a thick plastic and the machines are designed to pierce open aluminium pods.

Some people on the coffee forum found that after returning to the genuine Nespresso pods the machine could no longer slice into the aluminium pods properly. You'll also void your warranty, but I don't know how they'd prove that.

I have a Pixie. It's is nearly four years old, and I have never bought a proper Nespresso pod in my life. It has never given me a day of trouble - I used to use L'Or pods from France, and now I use the Super Valu ones. Maybe I have just been lucky.

Menas

Menas wrote: »

I ordered mine on the 13th. Got the 'dispatched' email yesterday. And just now got a text from Nightline saying they will deliver it tomorrow.
Cant wait as my old Nespresso machine is nearly dead and is barely making coffee at this stage!

And mine has just been delivered. Ordered friday, delivered wednesday. I wont sleep for a week with all the coffee I am about to consume.

Bluefoam

mad m wrote: »

Which is the best to get out of the top list? Is it worth it getting the milk thing with it?

Yes, if you like cappucino or latte. 100% worth it IMO

davo2001

Peig Sayers wrote: »

Still waiting for delivery. Tomorrow will be day 7 since ordering. Not impressed.

FYI: Ordered mine last Friday and its being delivered to my work address today.