Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine 19-Bar Pressure, Compact Capsule Machine
Overview
Nespresso is a brand most people already know, whether from the George Clooney commercials, seeing a machine in an office, or spotting one at a friend's place. I've had my own experience with it too, and along the way I looked into the differences between models, talked to store staff, and picked up on some of the technical details, like the fact that most of these machines share the same 19-bar pressure system.
A few days before recording this, I found the Inissia for an excellent price, and that's really the whole reason I picked it up.
Since the channel has been growing, I wanted to bring the whole experience of having a cup of coffee to you, so I brought the machine on camera to unbox it, show how it works, and share a few tips along the way. If you're after strong coffee, I'll also point out my personal favorite: capsule number 11.
Product details
The Nespresso Inissia is a capsule-based espresso machine, using Nespresso's original capsule format. Like the rest of the Nespresso lineup, brewing is fully automatic: you insert a capsule, press a button, and the machine handles the rest.
According to the manufacturer, the machine runs at 1260 watts, with a pump pressure of 19 bars, which is the same pressure used across most of Nespresso's original-line machines.
The water tank holds 0.7 liters, and the used capsule container has a capacity of roughly 9 to 11 capsules before it needs to be emptied.
In terms of footprint, the machine measures about 12 x 23 x 32 cm (width x height x depth) and weighs approximately 2.4 kg, making it one of the more compact machines in the Nespresso lineup.
Pros
Solid Build Quality The machine feels solid and well put together.
Easy To Operate Straightforward to use, with no learning curve.
Nice Design A clean, attractive look.
Best Value For Money The best value for money purchase among all Nespresso machines, since they all deliver the same quality of espresso.
Cons
No Milk Frother Included This specific model comes with no milk frother, so you'll have to purchase one separately.
Not Exactly Unique If you're after something more unique, this isn't the machine for you, since it's extremely common and pretty much everyone already has one.
Where to buy
Below is the link to purchase the Nespresso Inissia espresso machine (or similar models):
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User Manual
Nespresso Inissia – User Manual
Official PDF manual, as provided by Nespresso
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