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The Best Pod Coffee Machines

With pod coffee machines, you simply place a sealed capsule with ground or roasted beans into the machine. Then the coffee pours through for a set amount of time to make your drink.

Some pod coffee makers have various sizes of cups as well as a built-in filter and milk ability to froth. Selecting the right pod coffee maker for you is dependent on your individual preferences and lifestyle.

1. Keurig K-Select

If you're looking for a basic Keurig coffee maker without the bells and whistles of higher-end models, this machine is a great choice. It's easy to use and has a stunning appearance. When not in use it can be placed in a corner of the kitchen.

The machine can be loud but that's not a major issue. It's small enough to fit on a counter that is small. If you're looking for a Keurig that offers a wider variety of sizes or a carafe to use for traditional drip brewing, you should think about other options.

The Keurig K-Select single serve coffee maker combines elegant design and efficient features to help brew your perfect cup every time. Choose from hundreds delicious K-Cups or brew coffee using a My-K-Cup universal coffee filter (sold separate). The Strong Brew feature kicks up the intensity and strength of your coffee, making it the best choice for those who appreciate a strong cup.

This brewer is simple to use and has simple button controls. Simply add the K-Cup pod, choose the size of brew you want and then press the brew button. In less than a minute, you'll have a fresh-tasting cup of coffee ready to enjoy. The large 52-ounce water reservoir allows you to make up to five cups between refills, easing your morning routine.

This machine is easy to clean, with the ability to remove the reservoir of water and lid which can be easily washed. To ensure that your Keurig is running at its peak it is essential to remove the scale prior to cleaning. Follow the steps in the user guide. This warranty covers all original accessories and the brewer, excluding for normal wear, abuse or misuse and other external causes such as power outages.

2. Tassimo My Way

If you're a lover of coffee and are in search of a pod maker that can produce more than your typical cup of coffee it's the ideal choice. It can make a variety of drinks, including tea and hot cocoa. The large 1.3-litre water tank allows for multiple cups to be brewed at once. The machine warms up in just three seconds and can produce the perfect cappuccino or latte using the built-in milk jug. It also comes with touchscreen that lets you adjust the intensity, temperature, and volume of your drink.

Tassimo My Way uses T Discs which are a set of ingredients can be used to make your drink. There are more than 70 different varieties to select from, from brands like Kenco and Costa to Costa, Milka and Cadbury's. The machine offers a variety of T discs, including those for tea and hot chocolate.

The coffee made by this machine was of high quality, though it was a bit lower than other machines we have reviewed. It also heated the milk for an espresso fairly quickly and gave a smooth mouthfeel without being overly thick. However, it should be taken into consideration that the milk with a frothy texture made from T Discs contains sugar which, while not a huge issue but isn't for everyone's taste.

Tassimo My Way's removable parts including the drip tray, and the water tank are all dishwasher-safe. There's an Brita filter that is included as well as a cleaning disc that can be used. A handy indicator light informs you when it's time to descale, and a reservoir of water keeps the limescale to a minimum. The machine is Energy Star rated, which reduces its electricity consumption up to 15%.

3. Lavazza Lungo Pod Machine

This Nespresso-compatible pod coffee maker from Lavazza which was developed in collaboration with Sage is among the most attractive machines on the market. The machine is constructed of sturdy and attractive materials. It has a sleek steam wand that can be adjusted to make cappuccinos and lattes, as well as a stainless-steel milk jug. The machine can brew espresso, double espressos, lungos, gran lungos, mugs and altos, all with an incredibly thick layer of frosting.

As with all pod machines you load the pod through an opening on top and then drop it into place. The machine then pierces the capsule before closing it so that when you press the lever, the pod is deposited into a empty pod tray underneath the drip tray.

The machine is not the fastest way to make espresso. It takes about 30 seconds for a single shot and 90 seconds for the lungo. However, the results are always amazing with a rich, smooth flavor and a great crema. The machine will also inform you when it is time to refill the water tank or pod bin.

This machine is a huge seller due to the fact that you can use any Lavazza pod. There are seven pods total which include ground espresso (Qualita Rossa) as well as decaffeinated (Dek Cremoso) and two organic coffees. Bio). It's not cheap, but with the subscription deal that bundles this pod coffee maker with the delivery of pods it could come at a similar price to a regular bean-to-cup machine. The compact design of this machine makes it possible to fit into the smallest kitchens. The pods are also industrially compostable, so you can put them in your council food bins or garden compost.

4. Nespresso Vertuo Pod Machine

Nespresso machines are among the best pod coffee machine coffee makers for those looking for quick steady, reliable, and consistent coffee. They heat up fast and are simple to use. Simply insert a capsule and push a button and you're ready to go. They create an extremely creamy, rich crema that can be added to drinks for greater flavor and thickness. The official pods aren't inexpensive and you'll have purchase them.

The Vertuo line is based on a different technology than OriginalLine machines that work with espresso capsules (and still exist). They scan each capsule's barcode, automatically adapting the brewing parameters for a perfect cup. They also have a centrifusion machine that spins the capsules to get the best flavor and the thickest crema.

That said that, the machines aren't as intuitive as our other choices. For instance the lid is only opened when the machine is ready and it takes 30 seconds to heat up enough to put in a capsule. And they don't come with an milk frother, as do other pod coffee makers listed on this list, so you'll have to shell out an additional PS90 or so to buy a separate Aeroccino if you want to make lattes or cappuccinos.

They also require more maintenance than other models - refilling the water tank and emptying used pod containers and descaling - but they come with an app which reminds you to complete these tasks, and provides tools like store locators and capsule recyclers. If you connect your device to an IntelliPort you can control it via voice commands. This is ideal for those who make coffee at 4am in the dark or have limited power.

5. SMEG Barista Pod Machine

This sleek machine is the result of a lovechild between the adored Italian brand and a renowned manufacturer of kitchen appliances. It features all the retro, sleek curves that SMEG is known for, and the ability to make espresso and lungo drinks effortlessly. It also has an adjustable shot setting that can be programmed as well as dual-height drip trays and a pod bin that can be removed.

This coffee maker makes it simple to make a quick cup of single-shot or double-shot espresso in the morning, or for a lungo during breaks at work. The simple control panel makes it look elegant and doesn't take away from the functionality. It comes with three different baskets for different capsule types. You can use loose-ground beans (although an additional grinder is required).

The SMEG Barista Pod Machine doesn't include a milk pitcher however, it has an inbuilt Pannarello milk frother that can froth both soymilk and cowmilk beautifully. It also comes with a 51mm portafilter which is smaller than the conventional commercial filter. It's pressurized and this is a plus since it will not give you the old, unfinished grind taste. It also includes a plastic tamper that doubles as a scoop.

The SMEG is among the most expensive pod machines we've reviewed but it's well worth it if your a fan of the retro design or like the ability to whip up espresso-based drinks. This is a great choice for those who are new to coffee making and don't want to tackle the hassle of measuring, grinding, and tamping beans by yourself.