Nespresso Inissia Coffee Machine, 0.7 liters, Black by Magimix

Product Information

The Inissia might have a limited drinks menu, but the coffee it produces is just as good as from other Nespresso machines. It boasts the same maximum 19-bar pressure for its crema, and combined with warm frothy milk from the Aeroccino3, drinks can be tailored to suit.

We advise you to enjoy your paper-based capsules within four weeks of opening the pouch for the best coffee experience. The shelf-life of an unopened sachet is six months. Compostable capsule: When brewing a coffee using the paper capsule, there are coffee grounds in the cup.If no light, it means that this machine switches itself OFF automatically after 9 min (factory settings). This time can be changed to 30 min.

Do you want your balanced coffee to be as complex as life? Nespresso has two blends that completely wakes up your senses - Vivalto Lungo and Vivalto Lungo Decaffeinato. We advise you to empty the capsule bin at least once a day. If there is mold inside the bin, wash it with warm water and soap.Due to being phased out, you may be able to get the Inissia at a discount from retailers or online outlets. However, it’s possible that replacement parts for this machine will become more scarce over time. As with most Nespresso machines, the Inissia produces espresso with a rich, full crema that hints at the taste awaiting you. You won’t be disappointed in that taste, either. If you own a CitiZ, Pixie, U, Maestria, and Lattissima machine, fill the water tank, eject any capsule in the chamber, close the coffee lever and press the large cup button. Water should begin to flow from the spout. On rare occasions, the paper capsule may tear or the membrane detach while brewing coffee, which may cause coffee grounds to leak into your cup.

We recommend regular cleaning and descaling of your machine regardless of which capsules you use. Technical support What if there is water or coffee under the appliance? With just two options for drink volume and no built-in milk frother, the Inissia is a hassle-free brewer that won’t overwhelm users with options or require any fussy setup. This simple arrangement also comes at an affordable price point. The two drink sizes are ready to go out of the box, but you can program both to accommodate your personal taste. You may also stop the shot manually. Nespresso capsules were originally available only through the company, but more manufacturers have started making compatible pods since the original patents began expiring around 2011. Nespresso-brand capsules are available in company stores and online, while third-party capsules are available online and at grocery and specialty stores. Nespresso Inissia vs. Essenza Mini Nespresso Inissia review The Inissia was originally Nespresso’s entry-level machine, presenting customers with a straightforward way to brew espresso. However, it was recently discontinued. While still widely available and covered by Nespresso’s one-year manufacturer’s warranty, the Inissia is gradually being replaced by the Essenza Mini. We’ll be reviewing the Essenza Mini on its own and comparing it to the Inissia later on in this article. The Pixie is almost identical in function and capability to the Inissia, but the major difference is in the quality of materials used in construction. The Pixie is a higher-end, more premium model made with durable, long-lasting materials, including stainless steel. The Pixie is likely to last longer than the cheaper Inissia model, given this disparity in quality.When we tested this model, we were impressed with the flavors. The espresso was aromatic, complex, and well-rounded, with a nice layer of Nespresso’s distinctive crema on top. However, the Inissia isn’t designed to brew full cups of coffee, and Nespresso’s coffee capsules don’t seem to fit perfectly. Extra Features

The water reservoir holds 24 ounces, enough for a few cups before you have to refill the machine. An interior tray holds up to 11 spent capsules before needing to be emptied. A lidded drip-tray contains mess during day-to-day operations, and the machine politely shuts itself off after nine minutes of disuse. If you don’t mind a lower quality machine and care only about the quality of coffee it makes, the Inissia is probably the best choice for you. However, if you prefer a durable, sturdy, and hefty machine that looks and feels to be of high quality, the Pixie will suit you better. What Price Point Are You Comfortable With? Besides ultra-convenient brewing, Nespresso offers a top-shelf consumer experience centered on sleek boutiques with one-on-one, hands-on service. Tassimo, Lavazza, and others have also developed capsule brewing systems for espresso, although parts and capsules are not compatible between systems. How does Nespresso work?Keep in mind that this model doesn’t have a cleaning indicator, so you’ll have to remember to clean it after 1,000 to 4,000 shots of espresso. Warranty As part of Nespresso’s Original line, the Inissia is compatible with a wide range of pods, including our five favorites. The Inissia offers two automatic brew sizes: espresso (1.35 ounces) and lungo (5 ounces). You can also pause the brewing early, top it off at the end, or program your machine to brew using a different amount of water. Although these machines are very similar in many ways, they both have subtle differences that make them unique. Below, we’re discussing the pros and cons of each machine so you can decide which suits your coffee needs better. Nespresso Inissia Overview Across its range of home- and commercial-use capsule espresso machines, the central mechanics of Nespresso’s brewing system remain the same: The user loads an aluminum capsule of ground coffee. The machine pierces one end of the capsule and injects hot water at high pressure. The capsule ruptures at the other end, allowing brewed coffee to flow into a cup.