Lavazza, A Modo Mio Jolie EVO, Coffee Capsule Machine, Made from 36% Recycled Plastic, Compatible with A Modo Mio Pods, with Removable Cup Rest, Automatic Shut-Off, 1250 W, 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz, Black

Juste petite précision qui n'était pas marqué les prises de branchement ce ne sont pas des prises françaises il faut acheter un adaptateur parce qu'il y en a pas dedans. 🤔

It doesn't really fit your typical mug, but the drip tray just slides out, so it's not a problem (I think it's often used for those smaller fancy cups lol). The machine is super easy to use and clean, and the coffee is waaaaay nicer than the instant coffee I'm used to making with my kettle. Each pod only produces a little bit of coffee (you can let it go longer, but it quickly becomes weak so you may need multiple pods). I can't fault the machine at all though currently. Make the coffee super fast, is super easy to use and clean too. I usually just tip the excess water in the pod tray into the sing and then the pods in the bin before rinsing it, and that's about it. Of course, don't leave water in the tank too long, or give it a dry run with no coffee pod in from time to time. I also bought a milk frother from them and it has been a really great pairing. I typically use one pod of this and the rest milk, it's quite nice and the temperature is ready to drink too. However, if you like your coffee super hot, it could potentially feel a little too cool for you. To me though, it's basically just ready to start drinking after like a minute

I have now been using this little machine for a couple of months and I am delighted with it. It's perfect for one cup coffee maker like myself. A couple of tips; 1) Heat your cup/mug before filling it as this keeps your coffee hot a lot longer. 2) Keep the water topped up after every use as it quickens the flow of the coffee. Water pressure thing I guess. Ideal for the single coffee drinker and great value for money against other machines. Looks great and Lavazza coffee is easily the best brand I've tried. Family have often commented on the lovely 'coffee smell' in kitchen when I'm using it.

There was one of these in my hotel room in Italy, and I loved it. When I got home I threw away my Nespresso Vertuo and got this. It’s miles better. The coffee’s stronger, tastier, much cheaper and easier to get hold of. I like that you can vary the length of your coffee youself, without being dictated to by the pod you’ve bought. Honestly, don’t bother with Nespresso- this is the one you want if you love your coffee.

Replacing another Lavazza machine that failed just a few weeks after its warranty ran out and Lavazza not prepared to even repair it made me think but this one was such a bargain on a limited time deal that I had to bite the bullet and go for it. The problem is that Lavazza machines do make superb coffee but if this one goes wrong just out of warranty they won’t get a third chance.