Nescafé Dolce Gusto EDG260.W Infinissima Dolce Gusto POD Capsule Coffee Machine, 1470 W, 1.2 liters, White and Black

The Nescafé Dolce Gusto Infinissima is an amazing coffee machine! It’s super easy to use, heats up quickly, and makes café-quality coffee at home. The compact design fits perfectly in my kitchen, and it’s so sleek and stylish.I love the variety of drinks you can make, from rich espressos to creamy lattes. Cleaning it is a breeze, and the pods are easy to find. It’s perfect for anyone who loves great coffee without the hassle. Highly recommend it for both convenience and quality!☕️ 🥤🧉

This was a lot cheaper than the original Dolce Gusto Machine, but it is a lot better in my opinion as I have the original Dolce Machine in the study, and it does not heat the water as this one does as it really hot and a worthwhile buy for anyone who drinks coffee or have flat white like me. Had one many years ago and it lasted longer than the original one did as we bought a new Nescafe Dolce Gusto Machine 2023.This one we bought 2024 and my friends family likes it as it is easy to operate and no issues to report. Good value for the money and a lot cheaper than the original one was. We would recommend this wee machine. Brilliant wee machine and worth the buy would recommend it over the original Dolce machines.

Works well. The water tank ie s better design than it's predecessor , holds more water and is easier to clean. Occasionally the drawer sticks making it difficult to open the drawer to remove the pod.Hopefully this will resolve itself with use. Otherwise a good product

Nice and easy to use, variety of drinks to choose from. Good size not taking up too much space also nice and easy to clean

I bought this coffee machine to replace a different model that unfortunately stopped working.What I like about this model is the swan like neck which means that you can use different sized cups, standard coffee cups/mugs, but also tall Latte coffee cups. simply twist the stand to the required height of the cup and your ready to go, this feature really save on the coffee splashing all over the place as the cup is closer to the opening.It has a generous water container, so fewer fill-ups are needed.I find these coffee machines more economic than boiling the kettle for a drink as you never have to boil more water than you need, (The coffee pods can be a bit pricey at times, so you do need to shop around). but over-all it does save on electricity which now-a-days has to be a good thing.The shape and style of this coffee maker is also great, you can stand it in a corner on a work surface and it does not seem unsightly. The unit does seem to be a bit noisy when in use, but no more than other makes. Overall I am pleased with this unit.

First one came with a damaged water tank - an extra hole in the bottom of the tank that leaked all the water out of the tank when attached to the machine. The replacement machine came with a perfect tank - so thank you.My personal negatives are, it's only available in a manual setting, which isn't the worst - you can decide how strong your drink is, where as other machines have settings you can adjust for the optimal water per capsule. For this machine, I just eyeball the milk and coffee until it starts to dull. More beverage never hurt anyone, and my latte glass is a 240 or 270ml. For this sized V shaped latte glass, just remove the cup stand and the glass should fit snug underneath.The instructions are also pretty rubbish in my opinion, but armed with this above knowledgeand that you have to turn off the water, it won't stop otherwise, you'll get the hang of this machine easily even if you're a novice like me.It's also a bit more noisy than I thought, though it's quicker at dispensing hot water than I thought too, and quite quick to be ready to be used.It's as smart and sleek as you think it is, just we can wish they make a touch screen or a version with settings, alongside the manual lever. For the price when on sale, £40, absolutely worth it. Plus, there are many, many flavours and pods to choose from. Beats the price of coffee shop coffee!Very nice piece of kit, and the start of my coffee pod journey!

I have just repaired one of these coffee machines for someone and tested it, it made a superb cup of coffee. So, I had to buy one (I have been without one since my old filter machine died). I am very happy with it but I have noticed buying pods from a supermarket is expensive, they seem to be more affordable from Amazon especially when bought in bulk. It looks good and matches our kitchen, it doesn’t take up too much space on the worktop. I think I need to buy one of those draw things to store the pods though as boxes take up a lot of space in the cupboard. The only downside is that it is noisy and vibrates more than I would like.

The Nescafé Dolce Gusto EDG260.G boasts a sleek design and delivers a variety of coffee beverages with ease. It's user-friendly, heats up quickly, and offers a range of drink options that cater to different tastes.However, I've encountered a couple of issues. Occasionally, the machine has leaked water, which seems to stem from limescale buildup around the rubber seal. Regular cleaning and descaling can mitigate this problem.Additionally, pods can sometimes get stuck, especially if left in the machine after brewing. This can cause them to swell, making removal challenging. To prevent this, it's advisable to remove the pod promptly after use.Despite these minor setbacks, the machine performs well and offers great value for its price. With regular maintenance and proper usage, it serves as a reliable addition to any coffee lover's kitchen.