LavazzaA Modo Mio Deséa Coffee Capsule Machine, Compatible with A Modo Mio Coffee Pods, Touch Interface, Sound Alerts, Automatic Shut-Off, Dishwasher-Safe Components, 1500W, 220-240V, White Cream

One of a kind machine, so perfect for my little kitchen. I’ve always wanted to get a machine with a steamer nozzle but resisted as I’m very accident prone, and got two very curious cats, plus didn’t want the added space of storing a milk jug. This is a really safe & clean alternative. Coffee pods are a tidier option to having a separated bean grinder & the second best option in terms of freshness & taste. No tamping down of the coffee grounds either. Pods are locally compostable which is a huge step up from my Nespresso which needed to be sent away for commercial recycling. Lavazza pods are a little more expensive than Nespresso etc but I only have one cup a day and the flavour is worth. Overall, I am thrilled with this purchase & can’t fault it.

I am in love with this coffee machine!!! Build quality, noise level down, compactness, look great with my white kitchen, easy to clean, the taste of coffee its amazing! Easy to use, fast and delicios!!

The coffee is amazing, it actually tastes like propper barista coffee, far outshines my previous pod machine. It is a little pricey at £146 from amazon or £200 from lavazza but if you can stretch to it get one. It's so quiet and simple to use. The milk frother is a plus but the milk isn't quite as frothy as I expected but I've not had one before so didn't really know what to expect. I like the versatility of you being able to make drinks how you want to by adjusting the settings and adding an extra shot if you fancy it. The storage bin for the pods is a neat idea and it even let's you know when your bin is full and the tank is out of water. Overall if you can then dig deep very deep as it is a little expensive for good quality coffee but if your a coffee fan then I'm sure you won't mind paying for the quality

I was days researching a new coffee machine. Wanted one that I could have my cappuccino and daughter could do frappuchino/cold drinks and then be also able to do hot chocolates.This ticks all boxes. So easy to use and get to figure out what works best.The only issue is the pods. They are not readily available. I have found a coffee website that sells the pods that aren't Lavazza and work perfectly,so I save on that.

The media could not be loaded. I've used Dolce Gusto machines in the past and whilst I did enjoy the coffees, I really didn't like the fact the pods were plastic and rather hard to recycle.So I saw this machine pop up in my feed and the compostable pods, so it caught my interest immediately.Add to that, the machine heats and froths milk, then dispenses coffee, it looked really cool.I've had the machine now for a week now and I use it every morning to make a latte, using double cream, milk and sweetener.It's delicious, it really is, very hot too, I wasn't expecting it to be as hot as it was (bit of a burnt tounge haha)So that was a nice surprise, some machines I've had made barely hot coffee in the pastOne problem I ran into though was the registration code on the label didn't work on the websiteThe QR code didn't input the code either, it just takes you to the basic welcome/register pageSo I contacted Lavazzo through their support system, I got a response within 30 minutes asking me for proof of purchase and a photo of the sticker on the bottom (the serial/model details)Once done, it took a couple of days but the machine is now registered, I got an apology and they are sending me 4 boxes of coffee as a thank you!UPDATE - 04/06/2024So far so good, I've made probably 30+ coffees with this machine and they're always deliciousIt's so much simpler having the milk frother built into the actual machineThere is something I feel is worth mentioning, the coffee pods which are classed as compostable, ARE compostable, but you can't compost them at home, they have to be sent to, or dropped off at a place which accepts pods like this, as it needs an industrial composter.There's a charity called Salisbury Recycles for Medic to Medic, which will send you a UPS label via emailYou can then book a free collection via UPS's site and they get shipped to a composting siteThe box needs to weight 3-5KG, so you need to drink quite a bit of coffee before shipping

I've always resisted buying any kind of coffee-pod machine. They have them in my office and I've tried them in hotels and they're less than average compared to a Bialetti (which is my favourite way to make coffee). However, my neighbour had one of these and made a coffee for me and I was very pleasantly surprised. I bought this newer model and I'm very impressed with it. I've tried a range of the Lavazza pods and the Passionelle are the best in my opinion.It's very easy to use, especially to make espresso. The milk-frother is also very effective, although I recommend warming the milk a little in the microwave first. I always use 2 shots in everything. If you're not bothered about the froth and want something like a flat white, I find milk heated in the microwave for 1.5 mins with two short shots of espresso from the machine makes a good coffee.Not as good as hand-made coffee, but I'm very impressed with it.I had some trouble registering my machine online and the Lavazza customer support team were very helpful and even sent me some free coffee for the inconvenience.The only negative aspect is descaling the machine. It will indicate when it needs descaling but finding instructions is next to impossible. There is nothing in the quick start guide, the full user manual or on the Lavazza website. Eventually I found something on YouTube that showed how to do it with this particular model.