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One of the Best Pod Coffee Makers on the Market

Pod coffee machines have an undeserved reputation for their the watery, weak drinks. Fortunately, the best pods can offer much more than that.

The illy Bruvi uses B-Pods made from treated polypropylene cups that are designed to degrade in landfill (rather than the notorious K-Cups and Nespresso pods). It also offers a range of capsule options as well as easy customisation.

1. Cuisinart DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System

One of the top pod coffee makers on the market, this single-serve and drip models offer the most comprehensive set of features in our test. It has a 12-cup glass carafe that brews traditional ground coffee and one-serve side that will accept any type of K-Cup, Keurig-like or reusable pod. The carafe has a programmable clock and an "strong setting" that gives you more flavor. It has an adjustable frother that folds away and is built into the carafe for lattes and capspuccinos.

The single-serve version can brew up to 18 ounces of coffee at a time, using any size K-Cup or the reusable Cuisinart HomeBarista cup (a separate reservoir for water is included). It utilizes Nespresso VertuoLine capsules and scans the barcode of each pod to adjust machine settings. With its Extreme Brew Technology, it's faster at brewing full pots than the Keurig that is the most popular. It also has advanced features like a 24-hour start, brew intensity control, and automatic shutoff.

It's easy to use despite having two different operating modes, and the cleaning process is fairly easy. The pod adapter is reusable, and the needles are easily removable to clean, and the mesh filter is washable in your sink. The machine is heavy and bulky for counter space but it's a great option for those who want the convenience of pods, or the flexibility of coffee ground.

This low-cost cold brew machine makes a smooth and delicious cup. It comes with a timer that can be programmed as well as a built-in milk maker and a filter that can be reused, and can make 12 cups of java at a time. It comes with a large reservoir of water, as well as a glass carafe that can hold hot brews.

2. Nespresso VertuoLine Next

This is a great choice for those who are already a fan of the pod coffee machines but want to upgrade your current Keurig style machine. Nespresso's latest espresso machine is sleek, fast and has the ability to create five different drinks from one sleek, compact chassis. It's on sale now, making it an excellent choice for any budget.

The VertuoLine Next heats up very quickly and is extremely easy to use, with a single button that automatically adapts to the type of capsule you're using. It utilizes patented Nespresso capsules that have a barcode that informs the machine of what kind of coffee or espresso it is, making sure you get the right temperature and amount of water pressure for each drink. The capsules spin quickly when they are brewing to create an emulsion known as crema. It is typical of traditional Italian style espresso.

The only downsides to the VertuoLine is that it's a bit more loud than other pod machines and that you aren't able to reuse the capsules that you've used. The aluminum used in Nespresso capsules can be recycled, so you can recycle the capsules at your local UPS store or on Nespresso's website.

The machine is expensive when contrasted with other pod machines particularly when you add the cost of the pods coffee machines. If you've already convinced of the advantages of pod coffee, it's a low cost to pay for consistently good barista-like results. You can also add a Nespresso Aeroccino+ Milk Frother to your machine to make lattes or cappuccinos. It's also offered in bundles that contain a few sample packs of the Nespresso capsules as well as milk frothers that can save you money upfront.

3. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso

The majority of pod machines use a similar brewing process - you place a capsule in, press a button and the coffee pours out. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso is one of those machines that defies convention. It uses a different system for capsules and locks them in a portafilter-like handle. This lets the machine produce an espresso like you would get at a cafe, however without the hassle and mess that comes with a traditional espresso maker.

The X7.1 is compatible only with illy MIE pods, which are made of premium, high-quality beans. Each capsule has precisely proportioned amounts of espresso ground, which is then brewed with a specific two-stage process that produces an intense crema. The extraction is performed entirely inside the capsule. This means that the machine and coffee are never in contact. Cleaning up is easy.

The coffee pod also has a Pannarello steam wand that can be used to make milky drinks, such as cappuccino or latte macchiato. The unique design of this machine, created by the renowned Italian architect Luca Trazzi is sure to make a bold design statement in your home. Its slim but round shapes and soft-touch buttons recall the classic Italian espresso coffee makers of the 1960s while seamlessly integrating modern technology.

This machine requires a bit more attention, especially when using the steam wand. This is because excess air can sometimes stop the flow of hot water, which can prevent the machine from functioning effectively. If this happens, you'll have to wait a couple of minutes before making another cup of coffee to allow the excess air to let go.

4. Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 TAS 140x

The Bosch Tassimo Vivy has become one of the most adored coffee makers available. Its small dimensions, attractive price and easy-to-use are the main reasons for buying. But can this tiny machine live up to the high standards set by the company that owns it? We tried it out at The Coffee Bazaar HQ to find out.

The Vivy is a basic pod coffee maker, but it doesn't sacrifice the performance. It can make drinks with just a simple press of a button. It scans an image of a barcode on the DisC to determine the type of drink to prepare. It also sets the correct amount for the froth and water in each drink by using Intellibrew Technology to produce the best pod coffee machine results every time.

It is very simple to use. Simply insert the desired T DISC and select the size of your drink. The Vivy comes with 40 different drinks as well as a milk jug for making cappuccinos or lattes. It takes only three seconds to heat up and automatically shuts off after five minutes to save energy.

It's easy to clean, too, with a cleverly designed descaler that slides into the side of the machine. There are separate instructions for this, but the process is simple and quick.

As an added benefit, if register your Vivy with Bosch and Bosch, you'll receive a discount on your first order of T DISCs. You'll also receive personalized offers, recommendations and suggestions. You can also keep track of the status of your machine and find out how much it has used. It's worth registering your machine when you purchase it, also.

5. illycaffe B-pod making machines

illycaffe is a market leader in the coffee market and famous heritage brand, is a world leader. Established in 1933 by Francesco Illy, the company is operated by his children and spans across the globe. The family-owned business has a history of innovation and is renowned for its high-quality espresso crafted using nine different varieties of Arabica bean.

The company is also committed to sustainability and has a variety of initiatives to safeguard the environment and ensure that their products are as environmentally sustainable as they can be. They have a particular focus on energy efficiency and are committed to reducing their carbon footprint and utilizing renewable energies. They have also promoted the practice of regenerative agriculture and are focusing on enhancing their water resources.

illycaffe's commitment to sustainability is matched by their determination to assist their employees in achieving success. They have invested in training programs for their employees and have created a "university" of coffee that educates both consumers and professionals on how to make the most delicious cup of coffee.

In addition to this, illycaffe recently became the first Italian company to earn a B-Corp certification, which is an international certification which recognizes companies that value ethics and a sense that they have a purpose. The company has also launched their first line of Nespresso compatible pods. They have also been named one of the World's most ethical companies for the last seven years. The company has been dedicated to proving that sustainable quality can benefit the environment and for people as well and has an unshakeable belief that it is the responsibility of everyone to do their part.