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Style: Machine
Color: Black
Features
- SINGLE SERVE COFFEE & ESPRESSO MACHINE: Single serve coffee or espresso at the touch of a button. Innovative programs and features such as 25 sec heat up & energy saving automatic shut off.
- COFFEE FOR EVERY OCCASION: Brew better coffee at home with Nespresso's coffee espresso machine! Drink your coffee bold, mild hot, or iced.
- VERSATILE COFFEE MAKER: Brew 4 different cup sizes at the touch of a button (5oz & 8oz coffee, single & double espresso). Pour over ice to create your favorite blend of iced coffee and lattes.
- INCLUDES: One Vertuo Nespresso coffee machine with a large 40 ounce water tank, a 13 count used pods container.
- COMPLIMENTARY GIFT: Each machine includes a complimentary starter set of Nespresso capsules (capsule assortment may vary from picture).
Description
Nespresso, introduces the Vertuo for the ultimate brewing experience. Offering freshly brewed Coffee with crema as well as delicious, authentic Espresso, the Vertuo machine conveniently makes five cup sizes: Alto Coffee (14oz), Coffee (8oz), Gran Lungo (5 oz), Double Espresso (2.7 oz) and Espresso (1.35 oz), all at the touch of a button. Nespresso brings together the know-how of all its coffee experts, who have carefully chosen the origin and roasting of each coffee blend and created a new brewing system using Centrifusion™ technology, a patented extraction technology developed by Nespresso. Just insert a capsule and close the lever — when activated, the capsule spins up to 7,000 rotations per minute, blending ground coffee with water and producing the perfect crema to enjoy quality coffee in larger cup sizes. The machine delivers the optimal in-cup results for each blend using capsule-specific brewing with barcode reading. Compatible with Nespresso Vertuo capsules only; not compatible with Nespresso Original capsules.
Brand: Nespresso
Capacity: 1.2 liters
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 8.32"D x 11.91"W x 11.93"H
Special Feature: Removable Tank
Other Special Features of the Product: Removable Tank
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Espresso, Coffee, Iced Coffee
Recommended Uses For Product: Daily coffee and espresso consumption, Making various coffee beverages
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 1350
Voltage: 110
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: capsule
Power Source: AC adapter
Compatible Coffee Pods: Nespresso Vertuo Espresso
Filter Type: Foam
Capacity: 1.2 liters
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.32"D x 11.91"W x 11.93"H
Item Weight: 4.9 kg
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand Name: Nespresso
Included Components: Filter
Model Name: Vertuo
Model Number: BNV220BLK1BUC1
Global Trade Identification Number: 01
Manufacturer: Breville
UPC: 021614999801
Item Type Name: Coffee and Espresso Machine
Part Number: 608007-BNV220BLK1BUC1
Color: Black
Style: Machine
Exterior Finish: Metallic
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Style: Machine
Color: Chrome
Fantastic deal from Amazon second chance returns. Package was beaten up, Nespresso obviously used a few times. No instructions. Found them online. After we cleaned it a few cycles it works perfectly and makes really frothy coffee just like Starbucks. My wife loves it. It was half the price.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2026 by MartinLA
Style: Machine
Color: Chrome
If you want a Nespresso Vertuo machine, I highly recommend this specific model. According to Amazon, I ordered my machine nearly four years ago and it's been working flawlessly since. (Note that when I say "flawlessly," there are some things that some might not like about the coffee produced by the machine; more on that in a bit.) Previous to this machine I bought a Next; it developed leaks pretty soon after I bought it, required frequent cleaning cycles just to get it to work again, and eventually stopped working entirely in under a year. Nespresso replaced it under warranty and the replacement machine lasted even less time before failing. If you search online for customer complaints about the Next machines, you'll see that my experience is common. Unfortunately, Nespresso has since released three other models that are based on the Next design so they seem committed to it despite customer problems. I haven't tried any of these (the Pop, Lattisima and Creatista) but would be concerned about longevity, particularly with the latter two since they are quite expensive machines. At any rate, back to this machine which is one of the earlier Vertuo models: One truth that might bother you that doesn't bother me is that the coffee it produces is just barely hot enough to be considered hot coffee. If you like your coffee very hot, or if you add a lot of cream to it, then you may be disappointed by the temperature and wonder why you need to microwave your coffee as soon as you make it. I add a very small amount of half and half to my coffee and find the temperature suits me fine, but I like my coffee just barely warm, not piping hot. Another truth about the Vertuo line, and this applies to all models, is that due to the capsules still being under patent protection the coffee selection is limited to what Nespresso and Starbucks offers and the price isn't cheap. As of this writing, for the smallest capsules that make espresso sized drinks the cost is about $1.10 per capsule and the cost for most of the ones that produce full sized cups of coffee (7.7 ounces) is about $1.40. There are specialty capsules that cost more, sometimes up to $2.00 per capsule. This is obviously a lot less costly than going to a cafe to buy a drink, but it's admittedly a lot more than you'd pay for similar quality whole bean or ground coffee to brew in a system that isn't fixed to a patented capsule. I'm looking at this product again now only because I'm contemplating a back-up in case mine stops working since I really enjoy the way coffee tastes when brewed using Nespresso's Vertuo technology.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025 by Music Fan Jeff
Style: Machine
Color: Chrome
After living with the Nespresso Vertuo for a little over a month now, I can say with confidence it is overall a great machine, produces highly enjoyable espresso, and is significantly better than other Nespresso machines that I have tried. Overall: 9/10 Convenience: 10/10 Taste: 9/10 Coffee selection: 7/10 Reliability: 10/10 Recycleability: 8/10 A little context: We've had a Nespresso in my office for about a year. It's the type that uses the "puffy disc" type pods. I don't think any machine in the history of the universe has caused more frustration among a group of people than this thing. Wasted pods left and right, inconsistent output, and mediocre taste with little to no crema for espressos. Basically, I was not a fan. So I actively avoided Nespresso machines when shopping for an espresso machine for the house. But eventually the reviews won me over and I decided to give it a shot. So glad I did. This thing has become a fixture in our kitchen and is now deeply integrated in both my and my girlfriend's daily routine. So here's the things that stand out to me as reasons why you'd want one of these: 1) It's reliable - We've been though over 100 pods and not one jam, not one wasted pod. Given my experience w/my office nespresso needless to say I was very impressed 2) It's FAST - heats up in 5 seconds flat and is ready to go. Easily 5x faster than our Keurig. 3) Crema for days - the luxuriously thick crema this thing produces for both espressos and larger coffees is even better than your local coffee house. Seriously. If you are a "texture person" this is as good as it gets. 4) It's tasty - decent variety of available pods (but see below) and generally high quality - both my GF and I really enjoy the coffee (though we like different styles) 5) It's (sorta) environmentally friendly - at least more so than the Keurig. Pods are all aluminum and fully recycleable and Nespresso provides post-paid bags - just dump your used pods and drop them in the mail (* but see below) 6) It's low-maintenance - super easy to clean and maintain 7) It's versatile - while I use it mainly for espresso, it handles 5 different types/sizes of coffee and all of them we tried came out great And a few things that could stand to be improved upon: 1) The coffee selection is not as varied at it would appear - there are over a dozen varieties, but in reality a lot of them are very similar and are just slightly different blends of the same few beans. If you tend to prefer darker roasts that trend toward the bitter side, you'll find a lot to like. If you like milder roasts you may want to try a few of the varieties before taking the plunge. 2) Unlike with Nespresso original machines, there are not any third party coffee companies that make Vertuo pods - So for the time being anyway you are stuck with what Nespresso offers 3) Pods are on the pricey side - expect to spend about $1/pod 4) Recycling program is great BUT while the bags are technically "free" - no bags are provided with the machine and to get them you have to place an order of $50+ on Nespresso.com - and that's the only way you can get them. 5) As some reviewers have noted this machine produces coffee at perfect "ready to drink" temperature. It also produces all sizes and varieties with a thick crema on top. This is by design and in line with European coffee tradition. If you prefer American style coffee and like it piping hot you should buy a Keurig (seriously - we have both and use both and for a good ole black coffee the Keurig is a champ) Overall, in my view, the positives far outweigh the negatives and I'm very happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018 by AceCadet
Style: Machine
Color: Matte Black
“My wife bought this ‘for the house’ and somehow it became a full-blown addiction. This thing sounds like a tiny spaceship landing at 6 AM. Coffee actually tastes amazing though. Super easy to use, looks fancy on the counter, and now apparently we’re too good for regular coffee makers. The pods cost enough to make me flinch a little, but judging by how happy she is every morning, it’s probably cheaper than therapy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026 by Jill W
Style: Machine
Color: Chrome
I am convinced my last espresso machine had a personal vendetta against me, so I did some serious homework before buying this one. I wanted a coffee maker, not a part-time mechanics project. Happy to report: this model actually has its act together. It has the fewest reported issues online, and after putting it to the test, I can see why. The water reservoir and the used-pod container don’t require a degree in engineering to detach, which is a massive win at 6:00 AM. Depending on whether you're team Espresso or team Full-Mug-O'-Coffee, you only have to refill the water tank every 4th or 5th pod. It plays nice with both name-brand Nespresso pods and the Starbucks ones (because sometimes you need that faux-café vibe at home). Plus, they throw in a bunch of sample boxes at the start, which is great for figuring out exactly how much caffeine it takes to make you a functioning human being. Highly recommend if you want great coffee without the drama.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by chris perry
Style: Machine
Color: Chrome
Makes a nice and easy cup of coffee and the flavor selection is awesome. I've had to get this dumb thing replaced via warranty twice. It was a gift for my wife and it made me feel like a jackass BUT at least the warranty and support is there for you. I'm sure the engineering team for this one is kicking themselves. Our first machine started signaling that it needed cleaning/descaling and my wife didn't know because the only indicator it has is a light built into the "make coffee" button. It flashes a certain number of times in a certain pattern with one of two colors and you're expected to learn how to speak its language or something. She just kept making coffee until it refused to make any more. At this point we had to pull out the VERY UNCLEAR manual to decipher it's secret tongue of flashes, pulses, and colors. THEN we had to learn the secret handshake sequences of button presses and lid open/closing to tell the machine to start cleaning/descaling. Cool Whatever. At least we got it cleaned and operating again right? Nope! It was now stuck in descaling mode and would just empty the water tank no matter what we did. The secret handshake of slaps, taps, flips, toggles, and button presses described in the manual never worked so we called support. Naturally they tell us to do the things the manual told us to do no less than 3 times and decided to ship us a new one (at no charge as long as we returned the old one). They explained this model sometimes had these issues. Great. So a couple weeks later, surviving on the old coffee maker, we finally get the new one and life is finally restored for a few more weeks, then THIS one started signaling via it's arcane and esoteric whatever-you-call-its that it needed descaling/cleaning, but after again swearing my way through the manual at how dumb it is to operate the various modes of clapping and stroking its various doodads to the beat of niche 80s jazz instrumentals about coffee and george clooney, THIS one would never ENTER the mode necessary get it running again (after a wasted descaling packet i might add). So another journey on the phone with support for an hour of doing what I had done while swearing at the manual and they of course finally decide it's best to just ship another device (at no charge) which took another two weeks of Backup Mr. Coffee. So for those keeping score, that's two failed devices covered under warranty. One that wouldn't EXIT the mode it demanded me to enter via a secret password of standing facing east during a full moon with a blue shirt and signaling smoke to the westward wind with my eyes closed while reciting the gettysburg address. And another that wouldn't ENTER the mode it demanded me to enter via (you get the picture). I've never in all my life been forced to interact with a device with a more ridiculously stupid method. It filled me with enough rage to thrash the machine to pieces and the only reason I'm not giving it 1 star is because support got it replaced at no charge. If this THIRD machine decides to do the same absurd things for maintenance and get stuck then I'm either going to actually destroy the thing in my backyard or demand that support send me a completely different model. If they want to design a machine with this many different maintenance functions then they need to give it more than one button. I'm not going to install a stupid app and give my COFFEE MACHINE access to the internet or my phone's bluetooth so i can enjoy a cup of coffee. (and to be clear i don't even think their mobile app even does anything quite as useful as controlling the machine). SHEESH
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 by antonella bueti
Style: Machine
Color: Matte Black
So it is a single serve machine (make sure you get a Vertuo if you want full cups of coffee), and yes it uses pods. So it's like a Keurig, but that's where the similarities end. The Keurig makes a decent cup of coffee for the price, the K-Cups can be had for 40 cents a pop, give or take. Again, the coffee is decent. But my old Keurig was not getting as hot any more, and the pump was getting weak. It had a good long life, so no complaints there. I kept reading about Nespresso, and found it interesting. So I took the plunge. Yes the pods are more expensive, but I knew that going in..... The machine is very simplistic, a water tank, an empty pod collection tank and an on/off button. You can simply put in a pod of the desired beverage, hit the start button and that's all. The pods are created for different beverages, and sizes. I am a coffee drinker so the 7.7 oz pods work for me, but I like a little more coffee in my mug. So, for the certain pod size, one can customize it to brew a little more than that 7.7 oz size, and it will remember the customization the next time you use that size pod. It's in the instruction manual. So there is some customization there. They also make a 14 oz Alto pod too. Will be trying that once my pod shipment comes. It doesn't have a clock on it or a tocuhscreen and all of that. It's simple and looks good in the kitchen, and smaller than the Keurig, so less space taken. I will add though, I cannot fit any of my standard travel mugs under the unit, so I cannot directly brew into them, so one drawback. Other machine designs from DeLonghi or Breville may allow for them, check the specs before ordering if that is a big deal for you. The coffee. It's really good. I preheat a little half and half and then brew the coffee. It does have what they like to refer to as a "crema" head on the brewed coffee. It does add a little extra to the experience. It is a fuller flavor than a Keurig. Don't let the whole crema, finished coffee color fool you, it's got some body and full flavor. It doesn't look like a normal black cup of coffee. Again, it is good coffee. Some have mentioned it is not as hot as a Keurig, or traditional drip maker. I agree, but it's not warm or cold or anything. I'm not one to want to wait a long time for my coffee to cool down. It is a very hot, drinkable temperature. I'll try an instant read thermometer on it. But if you want scalding hot coffee that you need to dump a ton of milk in it too cool down, then this won't be for you. Oh yeah, and it's good coffee. ;) Time will tell if I grow to love this, I'm still in the honeymoon phase. And I'll try some different pods and see how they all go. I need a machine for work too now! ***Update. Maybe I was unlucky or what but ordering pods from Nespresso direct is slow as....I ordered on 12-3 and got a shipping notice that product has shipped. Now it won’t arrive until 12-23. That’s not efficient. They person I spoke to the other day said my order was going to deliver on 12-16....they need to get their act together. I’ll report back if the next shipment does better or worse.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020 by Chris R
Style: Machine
Color: Chrome
Makes great coffee but 2 machines we’ve bought have malfunctioned after only a couple of months. One we returned, and the current one begins brewing, then makes a horrid, loud noise and coffee grounds escape the pod. Now I’m using a French press and searching the web for an alternative coffee maker. 😣
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