Magimix Nespresso M200

Although caffeine doesn't particularly agree with me, and so the majority of the time I drink de-caff, I still appreciate the taste of good coffee, even if my stomach doesn't. Whilst at home I stick to using a cheap and cheerful caffetiere, I managed to persuade the folks at work that the future of coffee drinking in the office was reliant upon buying in a decent machine... Price / Availability The Magimix Nespresso M200 usually retails at around £130-140 in the UK and is available from a mix of electronic and homeware stores, but based in Thailand, we were lucky enough to be able to pick one ... more

My most preferred drink is a latte, but it has to be prepared and presented correctly to make it so. It has to be just the correct temperature; layered with steamed milk, coffee and topped with frothed milk. This is not so easy to achieve. Over the years, I have used different machines in my quest to make my own but have never been really satisfied. Until now, that is!!! As a surprise present (and it was a complete surprise – I never suspected a thing) from my family, I received the Nespresso Magimix M200. The great advantages of the machine are that it is so easy to use achieving perfect ... more

After a long affair with a gaggia machine bought for me about 5 years ago and all of the hassle that went with it, I tried a number of other options, in search of that shop bought coffee experience at home. I wouldn't call myself a coffee afficionado, a decaf addict is more like it - however, having tried a number of machines to no avail, I bit the bullet and bought the Magimix M200C with auto frother device. If you are looking for a machine that is easy to use, produces consistent results time after time, is a breeze to clean and gives you that perfect taste ala barista in coffee chain, then ... more