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The Best Small Nespresso Machines

Nespresso machines are well-known for their user-friendly. You simply drop the pod in and press the button. Many devices have a fast heat-up time and touchscreen displays.

They are also available in a variety of sizes to suit different preferences. The most compact Nespresso machine, the Essenza Mini, is designed to maximize space thanks to its compact footprint and slim profile.

1. Nespresso Essenza Mini

The Essenza Mini is Nespresso's most basic and affordable machine. It's also among the most convenient, as you can switch it on with a press of a button and have your coffee ready in just a few seconds. Nespresso's portioned capsule system makes it easy to bring nesspresso coffee machine-shop quality espresso to your home and the company is renowned for its sleek machines that can fit into tight spaces.

This model, and its larger cousin the Pixie 1, are both part of Nespresso's Original Line of pod-based espresso machines. The machines don't have milk frothers. However you can add hot water or milk to your coffee to give it a more varied taste. They're also a great choice for anyone who doesn't want to have to deal with the mess and cleanup of traditional drip coffee makers.

You can also make use of a third-party milk maker to make milk if you prefer. The only drawback to the Mini is that it only can brew two cups: an espresso or a lungo (double espresso). This isn't a problem for most people, however it's something to think about if plan to use the Mini regularly.

The Mini is roughly half the weight and size of other Original Line Nespresso models, which is great if you have a small counter space. It is energy efficient and requires less energy than other coffeemakers. It is simple to refill the 20.3-ounce tank and empty the used capsules.

We tested the Essenza Mini for our Single-Serve Coffee Makers review and it scored highly in our tests of first-cup speed, repeat speed and the consistency of temperature between cups. We also found it was easy to use, simple to refill and clean.

This small nespresso machine is available in two different shapes and five colors: black white gray, red and lime green. The Mini C is a boxy machine with straight lines while the Mini D has a triangular shape and more angular lines. The two models have the same price and have the same brewing capabilities but they differ in aesthetics. The best option for you will depend on your personal style and how much storage space you have.

2. Nespresso CitiZ

This Nespresso machine is not the cheapest but it's an excellent alternative for those who want making cappuccino or espresso at home. It is compact, easy to use and takes up less space than some other models. It has a small footprint, which means it can be easily tucked away on kitchen counters. It produces coffee using capsules that is convenient and mess free. The machine heats up quickly and has an automatic, fast energy-saving feature that turns it off after nine minutes of inactivity. It is sleek and modern design and comes in four different colors that will suit any kitchen design.

Two buttons that can be programmed allow you to select the amount you want to drink. The machine will stop the water flow when it reaches the desired amount of espresso. The machine also has a foldable tray that allows it to be able to accommodate taller recipe glasses. It is simple to use, and even people who are not experienced with technology will be able to use it.

The Nespresso CitiZ does not have an option that is devoted to dispensing milk foam. The milk frother can only be used when the machine is on. This can be quite frustrating if you are making cappuccinos or other drinks that require a substantial amount of froth.

Another issue is that the machine does not have a hot water dispenser, therefore you'll have to manually fill it with water each time you use it. This can be a hassle if you have a busy household or are away from home for a long period of time. The machine doesn't come with a travel cup, which is common among smaller nespresso machibe models.

The Nespresso machine is easy to tidy and has a small footprint that makes it easier to store. It also comes with a simple one-touch brewing device. It takes about 25 seconds to warm up, which is relatively quick compared to its competitors. Descale the machine frequently to remove mineral deposits and keep it running at its best. Nespresso provides a descaling solution that you can use to maintain the machine in good shape.

3. Nespresso Vertuo Plus

The Vertuo Plus takes the single serve making process to a new level. The machine can produce various coffees and espressos by pressing the button. It is quick to heat up between 15 and 25 second. The Aeroccino milk frother is included, allowing you to create cold or hot foam in just a few seconds for your most-loved coffee recipes.

The Vertuo Plus, like other Nespresso machines, is simple to use. All you need to do is insert the capsule and press the button. The machine will automatically scan the barcode on the capsule and adjust the brewing parameters according to. It will then spin the capsule at up to 7,000 revolutions per minute, mixing ground coffee with water to make a thick crema.

This technology is exclusive to the Vertuo range that is designed to provide an even and consistent extraction than other Nespresso machines. The result is a more smooth drink with a richer crema than traditional pod drinks. The Vertuo Plus is also capable of making longer drinks like the alto and gran lungo, something that wouldn't be possible with the traditional pod machines.

Another advantage of the Vertuo Plus is its design. It is constructed of a high quality plastic and features a slim machine body. The water tank can be set either to the left or the right of the machine, and the drawer for capsules closes automatically. It also comes with cups that adjust to tall travel cups.

One thing to remember is that the Vertuo Plus isn't the ideal option for smaller spaces. It measures 12.8 inches tall and 12.7 inches deep, it could take up quite a bit of countertop space. It's also quite heavy, so you may be unable to lift it if your kitchen is on the upper floor. Most reviewers were happy with the Vertuo's ease of use and quick boiling. Many people also liked that the large 40-ounce water tank rarely needed refilling, and it was easy to clean.

4. Nespresso Pixie

The Pixie is the Tinkerbell of small coffee machines. It's small charming, adorable, and enchanting (especially in the morning). It will fulfill your black coffee dreams without hassle as does its fictional counterpart. It's one Nespresso single-cup espresso maker that can make short shots of espresso in less than a second. It's also extremely energy efficient and can be shut off after nine minutes of idleness.

The machine will reach the perfect temperature in just 25 seconds. You can take a shot of lungo or espresso while you're on the way to work. The one-touch buttons can be programmed to dispense 1.35-ounce espresso or 3.7-ounce lungo shots. The high-pressure pump that has 19 bar pressure provides results that are comparable to those of the coffee shop you frequent.

It comes in a few different colors and a sleek design that looks great on your counter. The body of the machine is constructed of lightweight aluminum and plastic. The cup support and sides are made of aluminum that is thin and recycled ABS plastic. The handle latch is made of a metal known as Zamak, which is both lightweight and long-lasting.

The machine is easy to operate and has a number of features, including a fast boiling time and low energy consumption. The automatic shut-off is a nice feature and both the capsule container as well as the capsule bin that's used can be removed for simple cleaning. The water tank is easy to refill, and the red backlight indicates when it's empty.

The Pixie as with all Nespresso machines, must be cleaned regularly. The process takes about 15 minutes and involves filling the water tank with Nespresso descaler liquid and then running the program to cleanse the system. This keeps the machine in perfect condition and prevents it from accumulating calcium deposits which could affect the performance of the machine.

One thing to note about the Pixie is that it can't be used to make latte or cappuccino drinks. If you want to make a milky beverage you'll need a separate milk frother. It's not expensive, but it is quite a hassle.