Dolce Gusto vs Nespresso - Review & Comparison

[@Bkaas]

The background music is really annoying

[@megolito961]

i know like what is this? a motivational speech from a winning athlete telling us how everyone told him he couldnt do it, but he ended up winning, thats what this music says

[@Lumanix1]

The thing that annoys me, is that both machines are made by the same company, yet they have 2 different pod capsules. I want to know who's stupid idea was that, to rip off customers to purchasing only Nespresso or Nestle Dolce pods. I think all coffee machine should all have compatible pods universally, that way, each coffee company could compete with their coffee blends, after all, isnt that the reason why people buy these dame things, for the coffee??

[@BoyAditya]

exactly!

[@bbnCRLB]

+Lumanix1 The tighter the capsule, the more the pressure for the brewing. I guess Dolce Gusto came out first with wider pod, which was later made smaller in the Nesspresso. Now going back to correct the size may cost more. So we are left with it that way....just saying. My Dolce Gusto is really old school. I can't set the bar thing on it.

[@martinsoendergaard-jensen9602]

Dolce Gusto is more basic and can be found at most stores. Nespresso is more premium and is meant for espresso.

[@DarkAcrobat]

BBN wrong, nespresso came first

[@Kntr111]

Lumanix1 they're owned by different companies.

[@jy2489]

What's with the background music.It feels like he's reviewing a video game. It adds nothing of value and only make it hard to understand what is being said.

[@Mantzy_AUS]

If you want an espresso, an espresso with a slightly different flavour, a lungo or perhaps an espresso then the Nespresso will work for you. If you want an espresso, a lungo, a latte, a mocha, a tea, a mint tea, a cold cappuccino or a hot chocolate then the Dolce Gusto is the better choice. Both work well, but there's more variety in you type of drink with the Dolce Gusto - the Nespresso is purely for coffee

[@deany1980]

Nespresso isn't only for coffee, there's options like Chai Tea Latte and Hot Chocolate's.

[@omer1996d2]

thats ignorring 3rd party nespresso capsules wissotzky tea makes nesspresso compatible TEA capsules for example you can even find hot chocolate capsules

[@borusa32]

There are now some really goof reusable pod solutions for Doelce Gusto and I think the milk pods can be replicated using one of these with powdered milk

[@Tailslol]

hmm dolce gusto pods was so big a lot of adapter are made now for those machines. where you can adapt nespresso pods but senseo, ese or just ground coffee now as well .there is a lot of compatible pods now too.

[@waqqashanafi]

This guy looks like he constantly needs a coffee.

[@terrykenney8712]

waqqashanafi

[@Chris_t0]

Yea hes got that ADHD look

[@svg03]

Story of my life

[@ptmacey9246]

imo the dolce gusto have a big advantage in that even if you put no capsule in at all they can provide instant hot water for whatever drink you choose tea ,coffee cuppa soup or whatever by simply putting the flavouring into the cup and using the machine as a hot water dispenser only.

[@hicobra]

I know this is an old video so the info is out of date but if you were to get one of the two now go for the Dolce Gusto as you can now get an adapter so you can use Nespresso pods in the Dolce Gusto machine but not vice versa as Nespresso pods are smaller. just remember when you use the adapter to set the bar level 1 lower and your good.

[@Mocchiiii]

hicobra thanks for the updated information, do you have a link for that adapter to be able to use Nespresso pods in dolce gusto machine?? Would be helpful 😁😁 thank you!

[@bigalandann]

The whole point of a coffee machine is the coffee it produces. How about actually tasting the coffee and giving us an opinion on the taste?

[@chitchat1]

And I almost positive Nespresso is better

[@juancarloscadiaoperlas4698]

Important consideration you didn’t mention: Dolce Gusto has milk pods you could use for froth as opposed to Nespresso where you have to buy a frother which in my opinion is quite messy and cumbersome.

[@kerrijohnstone7588]

I have the Dolce Gusto Majesto (the High End machine) and it was worth EVERY CENT!!!! None of having to adjust anything - you put the capsule in it has a colour screen which shows ALL your coffee flavours you just select your drink ie: Flat White pic which is ON SCREEN, a pic of a Flat White, just tap that - the machine adjusts everything itself then makes your flat white says to you “enjoy your Flat White” then reminds you to take out your used capsule. De scaling only every 3 to 4 months and EASY. Also connectable to internet and when new drinks come out automatically downloads the new drinks, BUY the Majesto - truly worth it!

[@ArYaSMo]

Basically for the dolce gusto DOLCE GUSTO you can have a variety of different types of coffee-based drinks for example (Cappuccino, Mocha, Latte, and other third party pods like Galaxy, Maltesers....) Keep in mind that you can do things like latte and cappuccino...... with Nespresso machines as long as you have a milk frother or steamer ●I think Nespresso machines look more premium and well-built that dolce gusto machines ●If you can not decide which one to buy I think you should buy both of them that is what I did 😂😂😂😂😂😂 they are both great coffee machines

[@bakewithbrownie4034]

Haha don't want to buy both of them but can you tell which one is the Besttttt???

[@rubenheymans1988]

this review was totally useless, how does the coffee taste, which coffee is better, how much does the pads cost, ...

[@sosisbakar]

how about dolce gusto machine with nespresso pod adapter?

[@newaivn]

Dolce gusto: 15-bar of pressure, Nespresso: 19-bar.... I believe that's the main difference in the brewing process.

[@yamahamusicians]

You can actually get compatible pods for Dolce Gusto now so in terms of versatility and price the Dolce Gusto wins. You can make a wider variety of drinks with it and you are no longer stuck with pods by Nescafe. Nespresso is good, I have owned a Nespresso machine for a few years now but they are expensive and the compatible pods, whist there are now plenty of them, are not always of great quality. I guess it comes down to personal preference in the end although given our Nespresso machine has now reached the end of it's life I will be giving Dulce Gusto a try. Oh and yes, that background music needs to go!

[@danielg5167]

Thanks for the tip regarding the compatible version for DG. Time to google it and hope its available in S'pore. Oh, and I got myself the cheapest DG. Damage- SG$50 and am a happy bloke.

[@TopToffee1878]

The music is not needed. Did HIGHLINE coffee send you them free by any chance? Lots of mentions lol. Helpful though thanks.

[@MiguelPais]

"Cool machines, but gosh what a premium HiLine coffee we got here. So premium it hurts."

[@sj805]

This guy is So annoying, and Really What's with the music? Annoying to say the Least!

[@harrymagooslum5770]

Great video comparison. I wish everyone was able to cover the breadth and depth in a review. You really did a nice job so "thank you"!

[@hbrownrigg2896]

'Button' has two t's in the middle. Oh, and the background music is REALLY distracting :-(

[@dfernand101]

I'm sure I've seen Nespresso machines with fresh milk containers so you can make a cafe latte, the Dolce Gusto (which I bought) usually has in addition to the coffee pod ... a milk pod ... but i like my milk fresh so I add cold fresh milk but it's not the same as warm milk.... I'm on the hunt for the machine to make a killer cafe latte (which my mid range Dolce Gusto isn't)... wish me luck !

[@deany1980]

It's the milk! Can't believe this review totally didn't mention the lack of milk frother on the Dolce Gusto. The milk pods are rubbish. Honestly - I'd go the ALDI machine + frother over the Dolce Gusto. The ALDI machine takes both ALDI K-Fee capsules AND Caffitaly and has a milk frother.

[@PhillipMaii]

the aldi machine.. interesting :)

[@TheBoondj]

Here in Holland are Perla cups and other brands availleable for dolce gusto machines

[@hannah6778]

Heylo. I wanna know how does the dolce gusto coffee taste like?

[@chitchat1]

So many Nespresso machines from Nespresso that has these features, Lattissima and Creatista are both coffee machine, has 8 milk temperature, 11 frothing style, automatically creates a coffee milk recipe and also gives you the option to add recipes. These offer 3 cups sizes then you have vertuo that has 5-6 different cup sizes, espresso, double espresso, gran lungo, coffee mug, alto and carafe. For me its Nespresso all the way and you can always get a bundle with these machines and get a milk frother at a low discounted price. Milk frothers can do both hot or cold.

[@lavayuki]

I like the variety of the dolce gusto as it haves tea and the starbucks range

[@bramvandenbroeck5060]

My mom had a nespresso before, from delonghi, which was quite pricey tbh, it broke down after 1 year and 3 months of use, so she got herself a Dolce Gusto machine, and she is way more happy about the Dolce Gusto, more choices, she has the Infinissima machine which let you choose how much coffee you want from a pod. I was so impressed by this Dolce Gusto, that we got our own, on sale! We paid 54 euro's, and the machine came with 5 big boxes of all different coffees! So we got the machine for free because we just paid for the coffee boxes! And we got home, and we had the same machine as my mom, and we didn't even notice it :p i am very happy with the Dolce Gusto machine, it brews everything nice and clean, yes, everytime you brew a cup you need to throw it away unlike the nespresso, but if you drink 1 cup of coffee every now and then, i don't want to see those cups in there for weeks on end, it isn't that hygienic after all. It is something extra you need to clean out, while the Gusto Gusto, after each brew, just wrince it underneath a tap and you're done!

[@lshaps46]

What's the price for the Nespresso capsules? The reviewer said 60 cents for the compatible capsules fro, HiLine.

[@dasstraat]

In Andorra at holiday there is a Nespresso machine... so accidently I bought 16 Dolce Gusto cups... therefore I will buy a Dolce Gusto... easy decision. :-)

[@Joni257Fox]

Great revew but ............. the subtitles are hilarious !!!

[@alphazar]

Yup "adultery Cousteau" 🤣

[@mpc1209]

I think the Dolce Gusto espresso is a bit sour, anybody know if the Nespresso is the same?

[@schackbauer9124]

***** Nespresso has MANY different flavours, tens of it to be fair. But, since the size of capsules is so small, its coffee (the final drink, I mean) are more on the lighter side or, they lack some punch you taste in real espresso coffees.

[@deany1980]

Good frothed milk taking up a fair bit of the brew will help. Shame the Dolce Gusto has NO milk frother and the milk pods are rubbish :(

[@haris3446]

Better to check the lighting. so bright ....

[@hannah6778]

I just wanna know if dolce gusto taste like those instant coffee or the latte you get at a nice cafe?

[@mccafar]

Its definetly not instant coffee taste, but rather coffee from a nice coffee shop

[@hannah6778]

@@mccafarthank you! Planning to get one and heard alot of bad reviews about the taste , so just wondering!

[@crashcoaster3852]

What model of Dolce Gusto machine is that? Can't find one that looks like it. Has it been discontinued?

[@paulahallberg4166]

Genio 2

[@tvseriescoll]

capsules by nescafe r are a mix instant and ground coffee ugh instant

[@m.s.g1890]

no, the straight coffee pods are pure ground coffee. The flavoured pods can have soluble coffee in, but they tell you this.

[@schrijfmemaar55]

in Holland the cups are between 20 and 40 eurocents each

[@DendyJungle]

can someone tell me what the difference is between the pod sizes? i'd be really greatful

[@asil0072]

Another great video. Only person on youtube who gets yo the point and doesnt blabber on and on.

[@jokeaaaa]

Well I just got a dolce gusto for my birthday. I feel just because of variety and cheapness of pods it kills the nespresso. I don't even see nespresso pods at uk supermarkets because they are so expensive. The battle here is really dolce gusto and tassimo. Nespresso look nice but for pod variety you can't touch dolce gusto!

[@XLIVELOVEPARTYX]

Jos does the cold brew taste and what's the difference?

[@GoForGold256]

I wanted to know how the dolce gusto capsules with milk in them compare in taste with using normal milk in a nespresso with that addon.

[@Do7a1337]

I have both machines, I use them to make lattes. I like the dolce gusto because it taste better in my opinion. but If you like more flavors I would recommended the nespresso

[@GoForGold256]

Do7a1337 does it taste like a sachet coffee though? I love a genuine latte and I feel like the dolce gusto is just an expensive way to make an instant coffee. Is it any different than the powdered latte sachets that you stir with hot water in a cup?

[@Do7a1337]

GoForGold No it doesn't. If your still not sure which one to buy, go to store and ask them to make you a latte and see which one you like. it really depends on your taste. my wife likes the Nespresso and I love the Dolce Gusto, that's why we both machines lol

[@joyfrank100]

Do7a1337 I do tastings of the Dolce Gusto coffee and have had some good reviews the taste of the Nescafe Dolce Gusto is just like having your own mini cafe at home and works out much cheaper than a bought coffee in cafes

[@hooft8072]

GoForGold Hi I am a Dolce Gusto tasting ambassador in Europe. The milkcups used by Nescafé Dolce Gusto contain full fat milkpowder made from fresh milk, which is pastorised and dehydrated. The coffe in the pods is not instant coffee, but grinded coffeebeans and air sealed.

[@DeathofRats09Gaming]

I got a dolce gusto because i like cappuccino or latte and it does make nice coffee

[@zzvannie]

Thanks for clearing that up. Great channel.

[@mulderdyla]

These videos are so well done. Thanks.

[@pennylay4771]

Really helpful and explicit

[@Bxn320]

So boast to the fold gusto because the Nespresso do their own capsules so why not use them

[@SAM-nl7ec]

Can you tell me website sell other capsule not from Nescafe

[@erolalici8582]

Get a mic cap, the background noise is anoying

[@basbo00sa]

Want to use Lavazza pods

[@chrisntrev]

This is so funny. The review itself is fine and will help me decide which machine to buy however, the subtitles are the best part! I had to keep re-winding the video to make sure I wasn't seeing things, I mean, how about - "adultery who stole line". Brian isn't that hard to understand but the sub-titles will sure confuse those people who can't hear what is being said. Anyway this has made my day although I'm still not really sure which coffee maker to buy!

[@bakewithbrownie4034]

So after 7 years which coffee machine you ended up buying??

[@chrisntrev]

@@bakewithbrownie4034 Haha, I didn't buy one in the end, I decided to stick with 'tea'. So glad to watch this again, the subtitles are priceless.

[@bakewithbrownie4034]

@@chrisntrev that's great

[@Jay92925]

You mentioned highland coffee so often at every opportunity that you made me hate highland coffee

[@ronaldnghanyang]

Brian, you should cut down your coffee intake. Both your hands are out of control.

[@Bhethar]

The video was kinda useful but please loose the annoying background music and keep the script more focused. A part from that good video.

[@reyjanehardeybarraca434]

questions answered.. thanks! :)

[@ZERORPG7]

I bought Nescafe dolce machine with Nespresso capsules 😑

[@PowerMadHeadBanger]

I want to open a coffee shop but I am on a budget so my question is. Could someone open a coffee shop and get by only with the cheapest Nespresso and Dolce Gusto machines?

[@Scypirate]

The whole point of these machines is to be able to use these at home... I don't think they will work in a retail setting.

[@schackbauer9124]

PowerMadHeadBanger I know there is a Nespresso machine for business, which seems to be sturdier than the home one. It uses nespresso PODS instead of capsules. But I've seen them in restaurants most of the time, in places where your core business is something else, but you need to offer a decent coffee to finish the meal.

[@rixsta911]

+PowerMadHeadBanger Well I ain't comin lol

[@deany1980]

Depends where you're based and what the coffee competition is like in your area. Also who you're serving and how many cups you're likely to serve in a set period of time. Single serve machines aren't the quickest way - so even with hiding the thing in a take-away cup, you need to be able to get the coffee to the customer quicker. You could use the milk pods to speed it up - but.... I won't be coming to your store for that. LOL When I was living in Hong Kong, convenience stores sold coffee in a can. During the winter these were available in a little heated serving area for drinks, so you could have a can of hot coffee. Of course the same coffee is available with cold drinks. This could be another option for people wanting a quick hot coffee.

[@maha4621]

Did you open it?

[@ronleeder2553]

Can't focus because off the music. 🙉

[@phaceacid]

Nespresso is about the quality.

[@kumbaga]

Exactly

[@ericluo520]

Freshly ground still higher quality

[@rixsta911]

wow, review and comparison without tasting them, epic fail.

[@maha4621]

Rixsta they’re different machines that’s what he was focused on.

[@ncf1]

why put the music? It's distracting, its annoying, its absolutely extraneous, and I cant even see why you would even consider including it, into such a review video.

[@1953Eric]

Well explained.

[@DrGiulioski]

A really old review, but will nice

[@martinsirbe1317]

what's the espresso taste difference ? :)

[@deany1980]

Dolce Gusto has NO milk frothing. The annoyance of this is amplified by the fact that many coffee pod packs come with milk pods.... as milk pods are horrible - using them will ruin your coffee if you like a latte or flat white type coffee. Yes, you can buy a milk frother from another manufacturer - problem there is that you're still buying milk pods with many styles of coffee, paying for something you're not using... OR... not buying those coffee pods but limiting the coffee options available seeing as there's no third party manufacturers adding to the selection of coffee's available... as is the case with Nespresso or Caffitaly.

[@MiguelPais]

Most smaller Nespresso machines don't have milk frothing either. I use a separate aeroccino for that, or those cheap handheld frothers. In dolce gusto I don't feel the need to buy coffee + milk pod combinations. I prefer to just do the milk frothing myself as I do with nespresso machines.

[@deany1980]

Dulce Gusto really need to sell those milk capsules as a separate thing - bundling them together further limits the availability.

[@memeguyTM]

Espresso is a money waster is you don't care about the taste only. Quantity should also factor in.

[@johnbrown7689]

What brand does he use for nesspresso machine again lol 😆

[@josephhaynes3017]

Jazz hands and Judy garland haircut 😂

[@kalaharisafari7648]

This dude is just talking for the sake of talking. Lots of word used to say the same things over and over....yawn....

[@AnasALMARIE]

This 10 min video can be shortened to 1 min :-) Thanks for making this video though.

[@leehodge7907]

I thought espresso was coffee

[@benthacker4164]

It is

[@janbobula9131]

3uroilk

[@ckouchii]

shane dawson.. is that you?

[@AA-sp4gs]

IKR!

[@slamclown3263]

Nespresso is cheaper in cups and better taste clear.winner

[@d.k5908]

dude could you talk with your hands anymore?

[@katwoman2371]

old review

[@RageDMonkey69FPS]

Damn these things are like shavers

[@stojanabregant7285]

dolce gusto🔝

[@silvju9806]

nespresso > dolce puck yeaaah

[@maha4621]

I feel like he doesn’t have a soul.

[@Aluzcz]

Crap background music and going to the point. OOhhh..... just get to the point man. The dolcegusto is for making instant coffee like drinks(piss) with already added sugar, milk, whet ever the nespresso is for making a coffee. Nespresso is actuallu much more louder and vibrates bit more as its using much higher pressure to actually make a coffee from the grinded coffee powder like any espresso machine. Dolce gusto as well as others like Tassimo is using instant blends - so they can make more drinks but not a real coffee. So the choice is very simple do you want coffee like drinks or real coffee.

[@drueckglueck9918]

Liar

[@HeyItsKora]

“Espresso or coffee” Bro you are so far from an expert... Espresso *IS* coffee. You keep saying that they are different but espresso is coffee, coffee is just coffee... Coffee isn’t a specific type of coffee, it’s just a general term to refer to ALL kinds of coffee. When you say coffee you’re talking about a mug of black coffee i.e. americano..

[@mr.bright684]

Dolce Gusto is bester and better

[@philipianus24]

both bad taste!!!!

[@adammills8612]

Philip Cort machines aren't for eating

[@philipianus24]

Adam Mills the taste of the coffee, you idiot!

[@adammills8612]

I'm the idiot when you can't even detect sarcasm haha

[@philipianus24]

Adam Mills An ugly face, that's what you have! :D

[@Galathorn]

Rude to the other guy’s comment and pointless comment. You deserve a kick in the butt

[@idog1911]

This is our second K-Classic. We had our first one for many years, so when we had to replace it, we wanted nothing else but this exact kzbin.infoUgkxBrV-RbF5Nk0Rlt9i15aao-YMzqzTG8Vf model. We use it for about three people everyday in the morning. The taste and quick brew is one of the reasons we like it so much. There are so many choices of brands of coffee that we would grab what was on sale and test the different brands from there. I would definitely recommend trying different brands of coffee to find the ones you like the most because there are brands that quite frankly taste horrible.