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Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Features
- Barista Style: Creates 8 barista-quality espresso and milk recipes at the touch of a button
- Fully automatic steam wand offers 3 levels of milk temperature and fast adjustments for flat whites, lattes, cappuccinos, as well as beautiful latte art creations
- Eco-mode for low energy consumption after 3 minutes and an automatic energy-saving function switches machine off after 9 minutes of inactivity, consuming less energy
- High-performance: 19 bar high-performance pump with fast heat-up system (in only 3 seconds)
- Intuitive alerts: An easy and guided assistance on all preparation, setting and maintenance (cleaning, descaling, and empty water detection) aspects thanks to a high-resolution display
- Machine is compatible with Nespresso Original espresso capsules
- Includes a complimentary starter set of Nespresso Original capsules (capsule assortment may vary from picture)
Description
single serve capsule espresso machine
Brand: Nespresso
Capacity: 1.5 liters
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 6.7"D x 16.1"W x 12.2"H
Special Feature: Jug
Other Special Features of the Product: Jug
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Espresso
Recommended Uses For Product: Home use, small office use
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 1500 watts
Voltage: 120
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Output Pressure: 19 bar
Coffee Input Type: capsules
Compatible Coffee Pods: Nespresso Original
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 1.5 liters
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 6.7"D x 16.1"W x 12.2"H
Item Weight: 5 kg
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
coffee_filter_size: #4
Brand Name: Nespresso
Included Components: Stainless Steel Milk Jug, Tasting Box of Nespresso Capsules
Model Name: Nespresso Creatista Plus
Model Number: BNE800BSSUSC
Global Trade Identification Number: 40
Manufacturer: Breville Nespresso
UPC: 021614058140
Item Type Name: COFFEE_MAKER
Part Number: BNE800BSS
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Style: Machine
Material: Stainless Steel
Exterior Finish: Stainless Steel
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Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
For ten years I'd been making my lattes in a Lattissima Pro, thinking I was at the pinnacle of Nespresso technology. Turns out, I was wrong. The Creatista Plus also takes Nespresso pods, and also operates at 19 bars or pressure, and that's where the similarities end. It's just better in every other way. It's quieter. It's faster, heating up in seconds rather than minutes. It's better-looking. It makes better foam. There's many more options for drinks. The milk is hotter and foams better. It's easier to clean. It holds more water. Touches large and small make the new machine an actual pleasure to use. You're ale to customize how much coffee is brewed, the temperature of the milk, and how much foam is in the milk. When you set these, they'll save for the next use. You can't save different combinations of the same drink like you can with the Pro, but saving the last settings is enough for me. With those settings in place, making my latte takes two button presses and about three minutes. It even automatically purges the steam wand, and all the cleaning I have to do is wipe down the outside of the wand. Compared to the Pro, you don't get a full touchscreen, the ability to save custom drinks, or to make hot water for tea. The big advantage of the Pro is lost in the US, where our 120V electricity means the espresso brewing and milk frothing happen one after the other instead of at the same time. Are the other three differences worth the $200 price increase? They weren't to me. Even the Plus isn't cheap, If you've made your peace with the price of the Plus and you're waffling, this is your sign to buy it. The difference it will make to your morning coffee routine, and the enjoyment you get from your coffee, is hard to overstate. *This* has to be the pinnacle of Nespresso technology.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024 by J. Garner
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
I've owned a Nespresso machine for years and recently decided to upgrade to the Creatista. My old machine, the Citiz, was fine, but I wanted more functionality. I originally tried the Lattissima Pro but promptly returned it - the frothed milk was not up to par for cappuccinos and settings were confusing to adjust. The Creatista has been a great purchase, makes incredible coffee/milk drinks, and is simple to use. The Good: 1) Large water reservoir and good overall design. Actually smaller than my Citiz as far as counter space goes and looks great in the kitchen 2) Everything is adjustable - the temperature, coffee volume, froth level can all be adjusted on the interface using dials. I can get my coffee steaming hot like at a coffee shop or dial the temp back. It's intuitive to use and makes a big difference in the taste. The machine tells you the ideal volume and temp for each drink (latte, cappuccino, espresso, etc.), but you can adjust to your hearts content. I like my cappuccino with more espresso volume so I dial it way up and stick a large (Lungo) pod in, and it's perfect. 3) Great frothed milk.This was a must for me. Nothing worse than flat froth on a cappuccino. I like the steam wand method of this machine and it's much easier to clean The stainless steel milk jug goes right into the dishwasher and the steam wand is self cleaning. It works fine automatically, but I slightly lift and tip the jug during steaming, and I find it makes a sturdier froth. You'll have to play with it to find your perfect setting. Tip - increase the heat on the milk setting and it creates more micro bubbles. The Not so Good: 1) The drip tray could be bigger. Especially considering the self cleaning wand steams water out after each use, and it empties into the drip tray. Not a big deal, but it needs to get emptied. 2) The adjustments don't give you specific temperatures or volumes. Not on the interface nor in the manual will you find what the settings correspond to. I'd like to know exactly how hot I'm dialing up the temperature, or how many more ounces of espresso I'm getting if I crank the setting up or down, but it's not possible. You just have to eyeball to see what works for you. I suppose I could use a thermometer or get a measuring cup, but seems they should provide this info considering how the ability to adjust is such a big part of this machine's personality. 3. You can't steam the milk at the same time you're making coffee. Why? It would save some time and be nice to walk away from the machine and have milk and coffee going at the same time. Once the coffee part is done, you'll have to go back to the functions to allow for the milk process to begin. Overall: Great looking machine, easy to use, and versatile. The ability to tailor milk based coffee drinks to our specific tastes is a huge plus. Milk froths better on this machine given the wand design. It's a keeper.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2018 by Ella Marks
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Bought one over 3 years ago and it still works great, easy to clean, easy to use! My sister loved it when she came to visit so I sent her one also. Her and her husband love their coffee set up and the convenience of having great coffee from home. It has a nice slim design that looks great on our counter as well. The price has definitely been worth it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Samantha
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
I bought this this coffee machine during Black Friday last year so it’s only 3 months old. I love the coffee but the maintenance is a total nightmare. It request descaling so quickly and when doing it, the maintenance request does not go off. I now have to run 3 times the descaling and still on! What a disaster and then when I make coffee I have to force the machine to make it. I called Nespresso customer service and they could not fix it, even by doing a video call step by step. So they recommended a discount to buy a new one. Wow!! Impressive answer. Or the other option is having someone to pick it up and take a look at it without leaving a spare one and it will take about two weeks to get it back. I am done with this guys! And we this machine!! Btw, it’s not cheap
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
It looks great, and I use it with my coffee machine almost every day. The milk foam comes out smooth and even. In winter, I especially love using it to make a cup of warm milk—it’s such a simple comfort.
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by Kexin Luo
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
So I have owned a lot of machines from a Nuova Simonelli Aurelia (world barista championship machine) which required a 20amp circuit installed at my house to a lot of the lower end machines like the Brevilles and Delonghi (not a fan of Delonghi). You never buy a pod machine to save money - you buy it to save time. I think they figured if you bought Nespresso brand coffee pods you're essentially paying around $50 or so dollars a pound which is crazy expensive. Yet when you compare the convenience of a good latte that costs you near a dollar with a $5-7 with tip coffee at starbucks, you're doing ok. So what do I think of this machine? I actually really like it. I can make a latte in the time it takes my other machine to warm up. This machine takes 3 seconds to go and my other machine - I need to grind, tamp and then it still takes my other machine roughly 30 seconds to heat up. It could probably make a few cups before my professional machine even warms up. I love doing things myself and enjoy the art of the grind, the tamp, adjusting for weather and knowing my skills but honestly sometimes I just want a quick, consistently good latte or flat white. The machine definitely delivers there. I love how hot it makes the shot, I love how adjustable everything is, and I love that I can make a coffee two minutes before a meeting. (I can't even get my other machines warmed up) I bought one for my work and brought it home and my wife loved it so much she asked me to leave it. I ordered another for my Dad because he loved mine so much I had to get him one. The settings that work for me are flat white - milk level 2, latte milk level 5, and cappuccino milk level 8. They closer to the real deal with those settings. Please don't judge my poor latte art - I was just trying a few with the machine and thought I would post them to show how close to the real thing you can come with this machine on the first go... I'm sure if I gave it a few tries - I could probably get them a bit more symmetrical. The point is - you can still have fun with it. So maybe you're wondering - does it match a full professional machine? First off - of course not - I can do a better shot, have more options, and can do a lot more with latte art and milk texture on a real machine. I can get a lot better and more authentic crema on a professional machine. On a professional machine I can choose exotic beans and experience crazy weird taste and half the fun of coffee is making it. (nespresso has quite a variety though which is worth trying - including some good third parties like Pete's, ect) That being said - It's not supposed to compete with a professional machine. It's a home machine under $500. We're talking a HUGE price difference to a professional machine which can range in the 10-15k range for a good one like the Aurelia. (And you still need to buy your Mazzer grinder for 1-2k!) it's a lot of work and expensive to own a professional machine. I also find I can waste more on a coffee machine - you need to drink enough to get through a bag of beans before they get past the first month of roast. So if you want a good machine, that makes decent espresso, and can do it consistently well, and extremely fast. I think this is an excellent addition to any home.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019 by Jeremy Beck
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
I bought the Breville creatista nespresso machine in silver as I love coffee but especially a good cappuccino! My parents are European (Italian and French), so I was introduced to good coffee at an early age, and I'm hard to please (Very picky) when it comes to coffee. This machine did not disappoint. At least, not for the past 4 years. I bought the Creatista in April 2020. I make at least 6 pods daily. The coffee is hot, with a crema that's remarkable since this is a more automatic machine. You have options of level of fluid in cup, how hot you prefer, with preselect options as well. The milk frother is top notch. It even tells you when it's time to descale or clean the frother tip to keep in top condition. It makes about the same level of noise as most pressurized coffee machines. I must confess I use only filtered water, so I needed to descale maybe 3 times yearly. Nespresso offers pods with many different levels of intensity, flavors, and varietal coffees from many countries which I greatly enjoyed. The pods are not cheap, costing somewhere between 70 cents and 1.25 each in a carton of 10. The reason I did not give this machine a 5 star rating is because my machine has begun leaking water when I brew a cup. Since it is a fairly costly machine, I had hoped for more longevity, especially since the price point is mid 600's. It retails at both Amazon and Williams Sonoma for the same price with the latter having 2 more available colors than Amazon. I really loved this machine. I can't say enough good things about it. However, as mentioned in several other reviews, it does develop a water seepage issue. I opted not to take the extended 4 year warranty, which is a good thing, as that warranty would have run out in April. My machine started to wet the counter top 3 weeks ago. I am greatly disappointed that it lacks the longevity that I expected from such a highly respected company.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024 by Caramia
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
I got this on holiday sale because I started a new job where I had to be at the gym by 5:30am to be on daily video call by 6:30am, and my usual pourover was going to take me too long. I was hesitant about going to a Nespresso pod, hesitant about the expenditure, but…. OMG. It makes the best coffee and it saves SOOOO much time in the morning compared to a pourover. I could do a pourover on the weekends and thought I would to save money on pods, but the flavor of the cappuccino from my Breville is so much better I can’t go back. And it’s a beautiful machine on my counter. No regrets! Now I just need to get some tiny cappuccino cups so my drinks don’t look so weird in my big mugs..
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026 by K.H.