That is, unless you buy a Nespresso machine. These high-tech pod coffee makers will get you fairly close to hand-pulled espresso — but in much less time. Making an espresso takes time and skill.

Here are some of the most convenient pod coffee machines we tested, including brewers from Keurig and NespressoSingle-serve ...

A Nespresso machine is similar to your everyday electric single-use coffee maker, as it uses capsules or pods. However, it’s not going to brew a typical cup of joe but espresso, an Italian ...

Great coffee at home isn't just a myth, especially when there are deals like this on the Nespresso Vertuo Plus kicking about.

Nespresso’s best pod coffee machine has been given a generous price cut in the best Cyber Monday deals. Right now at Best Buy, the Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ has dropped to just $99.95, taking this ...

Although Nespresso is the most popular pod system by a mile, the favoured pod machine of T3's resident expert coffee quaffers – ie: me and Derek Adams – is Lavazza's Mio Modo.

As far as pod machines go, this is one of the best I've tested. It's compatible with all Nespresso and third party capsules, as well as L'OR XL capsules, which have enough coffee to make two ...

You can find this machine on Amazon, Nespresso ($149, originally $199), Bloomingdale's ($187, originally $249), Williams Sonoma ($150, originally $200), and Walmart ($127, originally $159).

The first step to making a great Nespresso coffee is picking the right pod, so we tasted several of the brand's most popular ...

There are two methods for turning a 7.7-ounce Nespresso coffee pod into a 2.7-ounce double espresso. The first is as easy as pressing the brew button twice.