Nespresso VS Keurig Coffee Maker Which One Is Better? K-Cup VS Vertuoline Pods

Comparison Nespresso Vertuo Next Espresso Machine VS Keurig K-Supreme Plus Smart Coffee Maker. Which one makes a better cup of coffee. Which one makes the hottest cup of coffee. How much does each one cost to make a cup of coffee, what flavors are available to drink. Which one do I think makes a better cup of coffee.
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[@dvolkov76]

I think Nespresso OL (original line) machines a worth to mention. They use less expensive pods about 50 - 80 cents per cup which is comparable with K-cups. They also brew coffee with water pressure (instead of rotation) which is better in my opinion and close enough to real espresso. And since they are not "smart" they allow you to choose a cup size and in some cases even temperature. The only reason why Nespresso made new Vertuo machines is because the patent for original Nespresso pods is expired 10 years ago and now everyone can make a machine and capsules.

[@Andy1341000]

If the Nespresso had more variety based on price and flavors then it would be a go. But I find day to day Keurig is the true winner, you can get a strong cup from brands like Starbucks and peets and a large variety of inexpensive and higher end brands for Keurig, not to mention you can make larger cup sizes with the Keurig and there’s a nearly limitless amount of flavor choices for Keurig. Basically Nespresso is greater towards specialty coffee and those who like darker roasts and don’t mind the added cost. For everyone else Keurig is an excellent choice.

[@JustADad]

Thanks for sharing all good points

[@Puglover130]

I agree . For people who like a dark robust coffee or drink a lot of espresso drinks, nespresso may be it, Personally I prefer a medium roast, love the variety and cost per unit, love flavoured blends, and often use the hot water feature. Rarely make espresso. When I do I use a. $10 moka pot.

[@LD-tn6ff]

You really just don't get a strong cup of coffee from Keurig. I used to brew two pods per single cup to generate a full flavored cup of coffee. Looking at it from that perspective, pods are far more expensive than the Nespresso. This has nothing to do with roast or cup brand... Anyone who brews a full cup of coffee on a Keurig will notice that the second half of the drip is predominantly water. The difference of "drip" and "forced/pressed" so to speak make a massive difference when it comes to pods that contain maybe a single tablespoon of grounds. There are just people that like weaker coffee, and some people who enjoy full bodied coffee. Those who genuinely enjoy the actual flavor of coffee should go for the Nespresso.

[@JoseCastillo-ol8eh]

Con keurig elijo mi propio cafe es lo que me importa, con un adaptador

[@jeannevalente8165]

Just found your video on Keurig and Nespresso ~ first I would like to say that you present excellent reviews! You take the time to clearly go over all the functions and options available with each as well as cover the little things I might not have thought about. I am looking for a new coffee maker and finding your reviews very helpful, thank you. Still haven't decided which one as I'm still looking through some other machines.

[@JustADad]

Awesome, thank you!

[@amischair1906]

I own both a Keurig and a Nespresso. I’m on my second Keurig to date within 2 years. There are pros and cons to both- for everyday use I like the variety and value of Keurig coffee pods but for a late morning or afternoon coffee I love what the Nespresso brings to the table for an overall coffee drinking experience. The Nespresso has gained popularity lately due in part to the price point coming down making it more affordable to the average consumer. I found mine at an HSN outlet store for $50. The cost of the Nespresso pods are a drawback, but it’s still a fraction of the cost of a coffee shop. I haven’t tried the foils or silicone caps to reuse the pods, and glad to see it works well. I’ve read mixed reviews on that. We love your reviews - keep them coming!!

[@JustADad]

Check out this video on the foils, They worked great for me, kzbin.info/www/bejne/noCQiJ2tbpuJoa8 Thanks for sharing your story and I hear what you say alot and they is kind of how I feel too about Nespresso, Thanks again for sharing!

[@macky181]

Agree, those Nespresso pods are extremely expensive! Hopefully another brand comes out with pods for that Nespresso like the older units.

[@keithdavidson7474]

Thank you sir very informative I am leaning towards the nespresso I have had to reset my keurig twice now (thanks totally to you for showing me how) I live the rich coffee tast from the nespresso. Please keep up the great vids

[@JustADad]

Thanks so much, I feel a lot of us are thinking the same thing you are, Thanks for sharing! and thanks for your kind words!!!

[@liusmilarizo5893]

Perfect video ! I have a Nespresso machine but the caps are too expensive, am looking to get keuring for my everyday big mug of coffee

[@tomcarter3586]

Thanks for the video!!

[@JustADad]

No problem!

[@1111atreides]

I went from keurig to an old timey brewer to save $. What a pain! So now I'm in the market and nespresso priced themselves right out. Great video mate!

[@JustADad]

Great tip!

[@lovex3pinkk]

Now this is how you do a comparison video

[@TheYearganFamily24]

From a coffee lover (black no sugar or creamer) I think Keurig is good for beginners and even coffee lovers for the coffee experts that enjoy the notes I think nespresso wins better bodied coffee

[@guepar58]

Some mornings I mix both machines, with a 12.5 oz (400 ml) glass I pour a Nespresso Vertuo 4 oz espresso pod, and then a 6 oz strong coffee with the Keurig K-Cafe with hot milk and chocolate Rolo powder... ! That's a good coffee drink...!

[@JustADad]

Sounds great!

[@Invisiblebetch]

I have a tru machine. Cheap but it works amazing. Thanks for the info on the Nespresso. I think I'll wait till there are more options bc the Nespresso coffee looks so cute 😂

[@JustADad]

That's a good idea. Thanks for watching!

[@carlosb6205]

Thank you. Shopping for the wife this was helpful.

[@JustADad]

Glad I could help and thanks for watching!

[@middleswarthchips1674]

I love foam. :) I gather the temperature has to be lower for that foam in the beginning. I've been creating froths lately and noticed that a lower temperature makes a nicer froth. That's pretty impressive to me.

[@lyonsdavid]

I've used a Keurig now for about 15 years, but before that I had a Coffee Machine I loved, I don't remember the name but it was red, the coffee poured out in 2 streams instead of one, and I think the slogan was: 'the coffee with the frothy layer', and the pods were just a thin filter disc shape. This Nespresso review reminds me of that machine!

[@JustADad]

oh wow I have never seen that coffee maker, thanks for watching!

[@UnitedCanuck]

There's one called Tassimo.

[@YukonHawk1]

What a cute dog.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JustADad]

She is the best!!! Thanks for watching!

[@1810watson]

Hi J.A.D. Thanks for the review. I've always wondered if you can use your own coffee grounds for the Nespresso. I have a colleague who has a Nepresso in her office, and the coffee smells good and fresh. However, it's more money than I would like to invest for coffee. Going to stick to my Keurig K-Supreme. Thanks again!

[@JustADad]

Yes you can! check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/noCQiJ2tbpuJoa8

[@1810watson]

@@JustADad Thanks!

[@easonk3589]

It’s a very clear and helpful video. By the way I think the difference might came from the filters inside of the filters. Personally, I really like the taste of form, but there is also someone says that filtered coffee is healthier for hearts.

[@BradleyVanTreese]

We went with the Keurig only because the Nespresso’s won’t brew a larger size than that 7 oz. Cup. I’m not really a fan of Keurig because their machines don’t last (but I’ve heard the Nespresso’s don’t last either because they leak). So the larger size cups available through K-pods along with the greater variety and lower cost of the pods means we’ll stick with the Keurig machine… FOR NOW. We may switch to a Cuisinart K-pod brewer this coming year.

[@YukonHawk1]

Don't forget the new k supremes you can adjust the strength of the coffee. I like a very bold cup and my K plus provides that.

[@JustADad]

Good point

[@parson2006]

I think regardless of the equipment price or coffee type, we all know that pressure-expressed coffee (espresso machine and Nespresso-types) taste better. All we need is to add water to adjust the strength. Shall we also mention the crema?

[@Indacouchh]

I bought a nespresso when I still owned a keurig and I did a taste test. I gave away my keurig immediately after lol. Nespresso is far superior when it comes to flavor and quality, plus my machine came with a milk frother which I can no longer live without 😂

[@DarkPa1adin]

For Keurig, Starbucks k-cups are the best

[@cheesecakepie1]

thank you for this excellent comparison review. i know you liked the coffee from the 4 cup cuisinart. i have had 2 keurigs burn out. it sparks & then stops working. if the nespressos dont last long either, thats no good. have you heard any complaints about the DCC-450 4 cup cuisinart & how would you compare the coffee from this cuisinart to the other two coffee machines? does the coffee from the cuisinart taste about the same or even stronger or weaker compared to the keurig & nespressor? thank you very much for any info. you can give me.

[@JustADad]

The 4 cup Cuisinart is a very reliable coffee maker. It has no moving parts and you are in control of the coffee strength. You can add a little more ground coffee. also you can grind you own coffee for an amazing taste. its just a little more work cleaning up and it takes about 5 min to brew a pot.

[@macscotter9458]

Great video! I’ve been using Nespresso original line for 15 years to brew espresso. When Vertuoline came out in 2014, I finally switched from keurig to Nespresso for coffee. Hands down, Keurig coffee tastes way to diluted to me now, compared to the rich flavor profile of Nespresso. The cost is definitely higher than Keurig. But I prefer brewing with recyclable aluminum pods than non recyclable K-Cups which mostly are not BPA free. The bar code on the pods control how much water, how much heat and time of the brew. It’s such an easy system. The NEXT machine is not my favorite. It’s nosier too. Try the Eluvo or the VertuoPlus machines. They are built much better. Thanks for the review! Subscribed!

[@cindyjimenez8644]

Totally agree. I too have both. Trying Nespresso I prefer it over Keurig. But for quick brew I do Keurig. Now trying K-pods in Ninja Dual brew not liking it as much as Keurig machine.

[@JustADad]

Awesome!! thanks for the nice words and great information!!! I will look into those other coffee makers. I agree with how it taste also.

[@JustADad]

How has the Ninja dualbrew been doing?

[@cindyjimenez8644]

It is a nice machine and got it to get rid of Keurig and Coffee maker. But I think Keurig Supreme makes a better K-Cup. Carafe ok on coffee. Can’t get over reservoir being small and washing so many parts. I’m torn don’t know what to do.

[@guepar58]

I've got both now. Depends on morning: Nespresso or Keurig K-Cafe !

[@JustADad]

Good call, Iove my K Cafe

[@LiveLikeRob]

THANKS DAD

[@sydneybird116]

We have Keurig and Nespresso original pod. One family member likes the weaker drip coffee flavor of the Keurig and two family members like the stronger with crema espresso flavor of Nespresso. That's where the Instant Pod 3-1 machine came in that can do both. It died, pump failure, after 2 years, but the Instant Pod made the "best, IMO" k-kup coffee as it appeared to use the same high pressure pump as the Nespresso side. The Keurig coffee drinker no longer lives in our home so back to the Nespresso only machine, although I did have to pick up an $8 thriftstore K90 so that I can use up our inventory of k-kups. My first thriftstore $9 K-75 was a failure even after a descaling, cleaning then removing the check valve, needle cleaning, failed air pump (which I could live with the dripping for the few hundred k-kups that I need to use up), but just would not pump water through the k-kup although was ok passing water through an empty machine. It sent most of the water back to the reservoir. There are a lot of providers of Nespresso original pods coffee for as low as 35 cents/pod. I don't really want to enter the Vertuo eco-system so will still look for a quality Nespresso original pod machine when needed and use Amazon as my original pod supplier.

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

I had a very early model Keurig and gave me plenty of problems mechanically. I also didn’t much like what was available back then in terms of flavors and after while opted for a Nespresso. The Nespresso seemed fine when I tried a sample at the store but actually took a while to find a pod I liked. Unfortunately, some time after that, the flavor was discontinued. Most Nespresso flavors are strong and don’t much care for them. The other con is that while when I initially ordered pods on line they would be delivered the next day, now it’s regular shipping and have to wait at least a week to receive them. Long story short, I bought a good Italian espresso machine that I’ve had for years and is the best. However, because I and other family members are sometimes in a hurry and would like something quick, I’m looking at the Keurig again. Pods are available at any supermarket and I would think with the variety today, I’ll find something that’s acceptable. Nespresso makes it look fancy with all the crema but quite frankly, that’s where all the bitterness is and can do without it. As a matter of fact, I skim it off the coffees from my espresso machine. So I’m hoping that some improvements have been made since my first Keurig. I ordered the Keurig K Supremo.

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

Update! I received the Keurig Supreme Plus today and put it back into the box almost as fast as I took it out! It feels like a toy and looks like s toy. I read about all the cons unfortunately after ordering and was apprehensive. I am now not willing to chance all those problems. 😞

[@aabsc]

Why does the Nespresso pod not seem to have a filter? How does it work?

[@raymondtorrech8525]

They are also double the price…I went back to my Keurig it’s good enough

[@pureluck8767]

I have both, sometimes i like keurig more and other i like nespresso more. Just depends on what taste im in the mood for.

[@JustADad]

Same here!

[@pureluck8767]

@@JustADad I’m glad to see I’m not the only one ha ha ha! Thank you for the great videos :)

[@sylviasalas6229]

Got both, but honestly have to say that Keurig is most definitely a winner from all angles. Nespresso coffee tastes all the same to me bitter and yuck! I’ll have a Nespresso brew every now and them. Their selection is so limited since you do mostly have to buy from them and then there’s the infamous “crema” that I absolutely HATE! Keurig has so much of a selection and you can buy them at local supermarkets. I’m not entirely sold on Nespresso.

[@JustADad]

Good points thanks for sharing!

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

I have a Nespresso. I bought it for a quicker cup of coffee when pressed for time rather than using my regular espresso machine. You’re right about everything. It took me a while to find a coffee I liked and shortly after I did, it was discontinued. I don’t like the so-called crema. It’s overkill and nothing like what you’d get with a regular espresso machine. I’ve used it over time sparingly but have now ordered the Keurig Supreme Plus but after reading customer reviews, I hope it lasts longer than some have stated.

[@n33oh]

Use this to measure benchmark performance: Coffee Densitometer, DR701

[@chuckv8838]

I own both. My experience with the Next indicates it is very touchy. You’ll find that it does a lot of blinking orange lights that requires a cleaning cycle or unplugging power…or both. I.E., for those that complain about Keurig or Keurig like machines, the Next is an order of magnitude worse. The evoluo and plus are supposed to be more robust.

[@JustADad]

Thanks for sharing, I have seen that a little from my nespresso. I will check out the evoluo, thanks!

[@macscotter9458]

Yes! Nespresso replaced two of my mom’s Next machine with in one year and the third time she had issued they sent her a better Vertuoline system. Upgrade if you can or call Nespresso and they will fix the issue for you. I have the EluvoPlus and love it. Much quieter too.

[@theshortsofAlexus]

When is I going see espresso machine breville again???

[@RockinRack]

Nespresso is 10x better if you appreciate good coffee... but the downside is the only nespresso pods available are from them and the only place i found them was online. So no just picking some up while you're getting groceries. And i wish there was a better option for using your own coffee. I have yet to find the perfect machine to just make my one tumbler of coffee in the morning and go. All the ones that allow your own grounds make watered down coffee like the k cups. And all the good drip makers make a whole or half carafe

[@vincents3334]

So far every review I’ve watched says the Nespresso makes better coffee. I want good coffee, so Nespresso wins.

[@JustADad]

people who want a rich black strong coffee seem to like the Nespresso better

[@TheYearganFamily24]

I’d agree I see it as for advanced coffee drinkers that know what they’re looking for nespresso is the way and keurig is more beginner and intermediate levels

[@mikenyc1589]

Much better video.....but Keurig in not for beginners , everyone uses them.....less variety and higher price kills the Nespresso

[@JustADad]

Thanks for watching, I did take to heart some of your earlier comments and I appreciate honest feedback.

[@darlaautry5357]

Hi, first, thank you so much for what you do! Second, I want the full pot, my son wants the single serve pod, and Im limited on space, so im looking at the Keurig K Duo plus. Based on reviews and comments, there seems to be a consistent issue where it stops working 3-6 weeks based on the reviews, customer service seems inconsistent (great for some, horrible for others.) I havent seen any videos on this one, so its hard to know if there is a comparable alternative for around the same price, or a video on how to fix the issue. Can you please help me by telling me more about the unit, and either: how/if i can get better/best Keurig or Keurig customer service, how to fix the apparent consistent issue, or recommend a Keurig or other brand like it, but with better quality and/or customer service? Sounds like a lot, but honestly, i really just appreciate any help you can provide.

[@JustADad]

Great Question!!! I have several videos on the K Duo Plus, its a great coffee maker and I have not had any problems with mine. I have called Keurig about 3 times with other problems on Keurig's and If you talk to someone they seem very easy and good to deal with. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGq5qJ6jf9N8kLM I also pick my favorite dual brew coffee maker in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIqTaKajlKqYorc The dual coffee makers all require a pump of some sort either for the kcup side or some for both. that is the issue, anytime you have moving parts with a control board you will have some problems. A traditional coffee maker has not moving parts, it just heats the water and brews it over the coffee grounds. Keep me poste how it goes?

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

Reviews make me crazy. I ordered the Keurig Supreme Plus after watching mostly positive expert videos. While waiting for delivery, I am continuing to read customer reviews and now disappointed by the large number of negative reviews with it breaking down and people having to make exchange after exchange. One person even said not to fool ourselves into thinking that we’ll get lucky with our unit because they all break down very short term. It also seems that the water temperature selection does not really work well. I was amazed that a vendor boasted that the machine brews at over 200°. This, based on every review I’ve seen, is not true. Bottom line may be that production and quality control has seriously gone south since the first models. I was excited to order this but now I’m very apprehensive. I hope you can get the help you need.

[@darlaautry5357]

@@Victoria-bl4tw Thank you @JustADad I so appreciate your videos. Very informative and your voice has helped me sleep at times, lol🙏💛. I ended up getting the "Hamilton Beach Convenient Craft Rapid Cold Brew and Hot Coffee Maker," technically as a gift from my sister, but she knew what I wanted . At that time, I was still drinking lots of coffee. It's just me and my son here, so I wanted a single serve that would make a 16 oz. Cup, and at the time, there just wasn't much out there, but especially none that would also do cold brew. I still have it, and I still love it! :) If the one you purchased doesn't work out, it wouldn't hurt to try it. If you have a whole lot of steam coming out, read the directions for high altitude settings. Fixed it right up. Hope that helps, and good luck! :)

[@darlaautry5357]

@@JustADad @Victoria-bl4tw Thank you @JustADad , I so appreciate your videos. Very informative and your voice has helped me sleep at times, lol🙏💛.

[@UnitedCanuck]

If you're a frequent ciffee drinker, the keurig makes a lot more sense. Cost of keurig coffee is 35 cents vs $1 for nespresso.

[@madelinehernandez7508]

Thanks for give us, coffe lovers, the opportunity to make the best and we'll informed decision at the time to decide what to buy. Will you please, make a comparison between the first KCafé and the new Kcafé essentials?

[@JustADad]

Thanks so much for you kind words of support!, I will for sure make that video and thanks for the suggestions!! it was a great one!

[@kyllerkill]

I hate strong coffe. I only drink light roast. So nespresso is not for me. Too expensive for a not good cup of coffee for me.

[@danielamigo44]

Which coffee machine do you use personally? What is your favorite coffee machine you’ve ever owned. Thanks!

[@JustADad]

the new ninja rapid cold brew coffee maker

[@danielamigo44]

@@JustADad the CM371? Or which one!

[@theshortsofAlexus]

😄

[@JustADad]

Thanks!

[@DarkPa1adin]

Dial in by trying different pods? lol 😅😅😅😂😂😂

[@dr.corinaianculovici4796]

I own both machines and believe that Nespresso makes a much tastier coffee . The concern however with Nespresso are the aluminum pods, which like the soda cans, can cause metal poisoning, but the Keurig plastic pods are of the also a huge health concern, as plastics have been demonstrated to be estrogen disruptors, especially when heated. What I find best is my good old DeLongi Magnifica machine that grinds the beans fresh for each cup. I use organic coffee beans and double filtered water and absolutely love it!

[@CrazyAboutVinylRecords]

The Keurig SMART is only smart if you have a 2.4GHz wireless network. If you have 5GHz then the Keurig is as dumb as a bag of rocks.