Reusable Capsules for Nespresso OriginalLine, 6pcs Refillable Espresso Pods Stainless Steel Coffee Pods Compatible for Nespresso Original Line Machines (6 Cups + 200 Lids)

I roast my own beans (try it!) and wanted to use them in the Nespresso I have at my work location. I thought these would be a compromise but they actually let you put out pretty good coffee - Better than the pods you can buy for sure, and for pennies on the dollar. The stainless steel looks great too. Fit my classic machine fine and no leakage problems with the sticky lids. Steel is thick and durable and should last for a long time. As far as money savings, If you figure you can get about +/- 50 single shots out of a lb of beans, at $5.50 per lb of beans that's 11 cents per shot vs 90 cents for the pods on sale. Not bad!

Ok lets talk about it: These refillable capsules work great in Nespresso OriginalLine machines. They fit smoothly into the chamber without jamming, pierce correctly, and produce a good layer of crema. Having 6 in a pack makes it easy to prep multiple pods in advance for the week. Filling and cleaning them is straightforward. Switching to these gives you complete control over your coffee selection, allowing you to use your favorite espresso grounds instead of being limited to pre-packaged pods. little high for what they are, they still earn 5 stars because they work exactly as promised. Long-term, you save money compared to buying single-use pods every month, though a slightly lower price point would make them an absolute steal. A solid, functional choice for anyone looking to reduce pod waste or brew custom coffee in their OriginalLine machine. They deliver great performance and convenience!

Durability, good quality, ease to cleaning and we can save money

I was skeptical to buy these because I saw some other customers having issues, but I have had no problems at all. Finding decaf pods has gotten hard, so I'm happy to have these so I can use my ground decaf coffee. They haven't leaked, broke, or even dented and the coffee I get out of it tastes great.

Good quality ss pods, aluminum covers go on easily. My only problem with these is that they just don't work with our Nespresso Pixie, although ad explicitly states these are compatable with the Pixie.... only a few drops of coffee are produced when trying to make espresso. At larger cup setting, a little bit more coffee, but only into waste compartment. I varied the grinds used thinking the problem might be too much resistance to water flow through the pod at finer settings... but no difference after several attempts. I would NOT recommend these.

Pro: less expensive, works decently well, comes with stickers. Cons: Has fewer holes and not quick as 'solid' as the Seal Pods. Does not contain the rubber feet/cover for the pods like the Seal Pods do.

I'm a coffee fiend and have been using Nespresso for over 6 years now. I occasionally French Press my coffee or use a Vietnamese Phin and because of that I've received ground coffee as a gift on many occasions. With it stock piling up I wanted a way to burn through those grounds with the Nespresso which I use far more frequently than my Press or Phin and this is a valid solution. Does this churn out a cup of coffee? Yes. Is it espresso quality? Not really. So lets state that calling Nespresso itself espresso quality will get you looks from some coffee snobs, and while I kind of agree without becoming a full fledge barista, investing hundreds if not thousands of dollars into an actual espresso machine, on top of the dozens of hours you can expect to put into the machine monthly on prepping, warming, cleaning, maintenance as well as additional sunk costs of repair there is literally no better option to a quick *close enough to espresso* than Nespresso. So with that established Nespresso on it's own its slightly less rich or depending on blend bold than an actual cup of espresso. These pods will make a product even LESS of that, there is just no way around it because Nespresso has their retail pods down to a science and every other pod is inferior to Nespresso licensed pods. When you use pods other than Nespresso licensed you are often doing it for a better roast Nespresso doesn't have access to or to save a buck. So where is this going? The same applies here, if there is a blend you really prefer or like in my case you just have a ton of coffee to go through this is the best solution even if not perfect. It will make a weaker brew however depending on what you drink you just adapt. If you are an Americano drinker that will be insanely easy. For me a standard Starbucks Nespresso licensed capsule it's about 3 lungos that tastes similar enough to a Starbucks Grande Americano where it might as well be the same thing. If I were to do the same with these pods I would say it would probably be closer to 4 espresso shots with a blend of water to cover the difference. Just expect to use more. If you normally just drink a doppio you'll probably need to make it a triple shot to get a similar brew. So this definitely requires some experimenting to get your cup to where you want it but it can be done. Now that all said your mileage may vary depending on machines, I use an original Essenza and I know seals and puncture points are not all identical across Nespresso and especially third party machines. If your machine is producing "brown water" on the shot function, as I see described here a lot, essentially if it's translucent then you likely have an issue with the seal and most importantly it should still produce a nice crema. Lungo's do tend to get a bit more translucent but I feel that's expected again it shouldn't be completely clear but closer to what you get from a Keurig. If that's what you are getting they might not produce a good enough seal with your machine and you should probably return it. Nespresso machines brew less grounds at a higher pressure than regular espresso so that seal is key and if it's compromised at all you are essentially just getting coffee water.

These pods have worked flawlessly in my nespresso machine for over a year now. Anyone complaining that the pods ruin the quality of coffee either don't tamp correctly or don't use the correct grind size to fill their pods. It may take some experimenting to find the right grind size and tamping for filling your pods, but once you get it correct, the expresso brews perfectly (there's also videos out there that teach you tips to get the right grind and tamp when filling your own pods). They're easy to clean and the black silicone rings come off and pop back on so that everything is 100% clean. They haven't damaged my machine whatsoever, fit like a normal pod, and the foil seals pop off easily as long as you let the pods cool completely. Overall, these work really well and I'd repurchase if I ever lose them or need more!

Muito prático, fácil limpeza. Vamos ver agora como vai ser o consumo da tampa descartável. Vem 200.

Works great in my Essenza mini c30! With a good coffee grounded well for espresso it works very nice. Do the little foam well. Love it and recommended it

Great idea but they didn’t work for me I got a refund without any issues just a shame!

Funcionan muy bien, muy buena calidad, los adhesivos sean bien. Con una buena molienda el expreso sale bien.

Tardaron un poco en llegar, pero funcionan bien, buen producto.