It seems great to me. I personally prefer the taste of dolce gusto capsules compared to the others. The downside is that there isn't such a wide variety for dolce gusto.

It's great, but you should know it requires a bit of care if you use capsules with milk for cappuccino. For example, if the water runs out during use and you put it back in to continue the flow of the same capsule, it's likely that milk will overflow around the capsule and you'll need to clean it well, otherwise it will stay and smell. However, with a baby wipe, it's an easy task if it happens.

I have had it for 4 months. It is very good, but I got it with a discount of 45€, I think it is not worth more than that money! Okay, it's all plastic, and yes, it makes a small compressor noise. The capsules I got from wherever are fine, only some decaf ones open completely and water comes out everywhere. I haven't used them again

It makes a little more noise. Disadvantage the manual functions. Small variety of companies with such capsules. Cheap and quick solution for a coffee "on the go".

After exactly one year of daily use, 6 capsules per day, the indicator light does not work properly, so it cannot make coffee because the machine is not functioning.

One of the best and fastest Dolce Gusto coffee machines - much faster and less noisy than the Genio S. Very convenient size - it takes Starbucks, Buondi, and Lavazza capsules, while its water tank holds enough water and has a lid. It only stops if you stop it from the start lever, because it has a continuous flow, which is very positive because it saves time. Finally, the taste of the coffee is clean and not stale.

It is an easy solution for someone who is not so concerned about the taste of coffee, as objectively, by tasting it, you immediately understand the difference compared to Nespresso with capsules, which is slightly better for my taste, but I don't think a coffee machine can reach it. I mainly use it for simple Americanos, espressos, and freddo espressos. As for the cappuccino I had tried, I can say it was decent.

The coffee maker is exactly what you pay for. Nothing more and nothing less. The only negative thing is that the coffee splatters and ruins everything.

Amazing coffee machine that is worth every penny and more. Impeccable design and easy operation that allows you to set the dosage of coffee you want. Plus, it also makes cold coffee. If you previously had the Krups Inissia like me, which made coffee in a standard dose and literally disturbed the world when it started, then you understand exactly what I'm talking about. Get this one without a second thought.

I have had this reliable machine for 2 years and it doesn't fall short of the larger models. The only thing I will compare is the quality of the coffee, where Nespresso machines are a step ahead.

Compared to previous models, it does not turn on simply by turning the lever to the right. You have to open the lid, insert a capsule, and close the lid to activate it and turn on the light. If you don't insert a capsule, it won't activate. I can't say that I was thrilled with this function as I pressed it 2-3 times and thought it was broken in the first week of purchase because I didn't see the green light even though it was plugged in.
The coffee it makes is of the same quality as any other previous Krups model.

It automatically turns on with the insertion/removal of the capsule, and turns off by itself afterwards. This is an advantage because the previous model had a problem with this: the on/off switch was sensitive and easily broke (rendering the machine useless). Its operation is simple, there is no timer in the water flow, we pour as much as we want. The insertion of the capsule is lower, which is somewhat inconvenient, but easily gets accustomed to. The variety of capsules is quite good, but perhaps it could use some enrichment (e.g. with caramel or hazelnut and milk flavor). And the quality of the coffee is good. The machine could have been somewhat cheaper, precisely because it is simple. But it is definitely worth it in terms of use.

Very good for its price. I also have the larger model.

The difference is that its usage is more simplified, and this is both good and bad.

For example, it doesn't require an ON/OFF switch to start brewing the coffee, which is good, but you have to be there because it doesn't automatically stop the water and it will overflow your cup.

The small downside is that it takes a few seconds to brew, but it's a detail that the more expensive models have.

It is perfect, I got it during the first lockdown of 2020 and if you know how to make coffee a little bit, you get a wonderful result both in hot and cold coffee. I highly recommend it

This concerns the Piccolo model, which was given to me in a sealed box. The coffee it makes is great, it is user-friendly and quite beautiful. However, its durability was only two (2) months! After that, it broke. Since I didn't have a warranty, I replaced a burnt resistor in the power supply and it worked again for a... week! Unacceptable for this company.

Of course, my friend who gave it to me has the same one for a long time without any issues.

At first, I didn't want to buy a coffee maker because I thought it wouldn't be worth it. In the end, it is more than worth it and now I can enjoy not only coffee but also tea and hot chocolate.

It takes about 10 seconds and it's ready to use. I don't know about the noise because I hadn't bought another coffee maker in the past. Easy to clean, small in size, so it doesn't take up much space on the kitchen counter.