Dec 14 2011, 06:30 PM
QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 3 2011, 01:15 PM)
When saw this machine, look interesting and feel like want to buy. But later after some thinking, got to pass and not to buy.
Did try the coffee. Somehow the brew smell not that good. Give it a so so brew or normal coffee judge.
This machine only can use with the nescafe capsule and no others. I can't use others brand or bean on this machine. What if the market here no more this capsule.
Or difficult to get if those market decide not to sell it cause by low demand. Than I have to throw away this machine.
Also 1 day if I bored with this nescafe taste, I can't use others bean on it. So it will become display set in my home.
True regarding the limited choices of coffee you have by using capsules. That's cons of having full automated espresso machines. On the other hand, because it's capsulized, you get the consistency of the coffee outcome. Did try the coffee. Somehow the brew smell not that good. Give it a so so brew or normal coffee judge.
This machine only can use with the nescafe capsule and no others. I can't use others brand or bean on this machine. What if the market here no more this capsule.
Or difficult to get if those market decide not to sell it cause by low demand. Than I have to throw away this machine.Also 1 day if I bored with this nescafe taste, I can't use others bean on it. So it will become display set in my home.
Unless of course, the manufacturer screw up a certain batch of coffee during process
For the manual machines, where you need to get a proper burr grinder, bean storage, milk frother timing - it's too much work just for one morning cup.
But the ability to try various type of beans, it weights out all the hassle evenly. 
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), because it won't taste as good as frothing the milk. When the milk is frothed correctly, it gives a sweet taste naturally without adding sugar. 
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