SEALPOD Reusable NES-presso Capsule, Refillable Pod Compatible with NES-presso Original Machine, Durable Stainless Steel, Come with Fresh Cover - Starter Pack [1 POD, 100 LIDs]

Ce système de capsule "Nespresso" réutilisable est parfait ! Permet l'économie d'alluminium ! En effet il faut 24 opercules pour faire le poids d'une capsule (vide) donc 24 cafés pour le poids et vous choisiss,,ez votre café Favorit ! Je recommande !!!

The main reason for my purchase was to try and find a good reusable pod, compatible with my Nespresso Creatista Plus machine. After searching all over Amazon for it, I came across this one. I was a little hesitant as reviews are all over the place.It was quite easy to fill the pod with coffee. We actually used coffee from Vertuo pods that my in-laws didn’t like (personal taste) as it was going to be for uses like this - pods they don’t want, special seasonal coffee blends, etc.Personal preference was 2 shots so the process was repeated twice. For those who reviewed saying it was a bit of a nuisance if doing more than one shot, I fail to understand how different it is to a typical pod - you can only put one into the machine at a time…Back to the product. It worked like a charm, simply by using the very basic and clear instructions. The actual cleaning of the pod took me about 15 seconds max, including removal of the sticker.The coffee tasted just as nice as if it had been from the “original” pod. I wouldn’t have noticed the difference in taste nor strength.Additional note: Yes, the pod will be hot because it’s stainless steel and has just been blasted with boiling water. Easy fix is to quickly run it under cold water. That will make it manageable for those unable to hold a hot object for more than a few moments.

Je ne m'en suis servie que 2 fois! même avec du café moulu trèès fin, c'est du "jus de chaussettes" qui coule dans la tasse!

I bought these with the hope of saving money, reducing the environmental Impact of single use capsules, and being able to experiment with my own coffees.... but I didn’t want to compromise on taste.I have played around with volume of coffee in the capsule and how much I compact it (or don’t) but it remains poor in comparison with the Nespresso capsules. The main issues being the amount of leakage into the drip tray & lack of coffee coming out for the various settings on top. On the rare occasions I have been able to get adequate volume of coffee through-it starts great, but becomes watery too quickly. Presumable this is simply due to the fact it can’t store as much coffee as an original capsule? If I just select the smallest espresso level, and have x2 capsules then it’s not too bad at all.... but that doesn’t really achieve the aim of saving money! At 9.5p per lid (if you buy 100 at a time) x2 of them =19p plus the coffee person drink... you might as well buy the Nespresso capsules and recycle them.I like the idea, they’re easy to use and clean, but the system needs to tick the boxes at the start of my review... it doesn’t quite do this enough for me to recommend the product.

I bought this reusable pod to allow me to try different coffees from independent coffee roasters who don't use compatible nespresso pods. And it does the job perfectly.It arrives in a little box with the pod, a scoop/press, a spare seal (in case you lose the one that is originally fitted), a set of 100 aluminimum foil seals, a storage cap and an packet of example coffee that shows you the grind you need.I have only used it with one different type of coffee so far but the process was simple and delivered a tasty coffee.The only issue stopping a 5 star review is the rim, where the seal is stuck, doesn't seem to clean correctly and keeps a stick residue. However, I will be buying a second pod so that I don't have to clean it in between each drink.I have used it with an Essenza Mini made by Krups.