Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine by De'Longhi
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Our take on the Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine by De'Longhi
The Inissia is De'Longhi's compact Nespresso capsule machine, built for single-serve espresso and lungo with a 19-bar pump and thermoblock heating. It heats in roughly 25 seconds and shuts off automatically after about 9 minutes, so it suits small kitchens and quick morning shots. Against the Essenza Mini it is a touch larger and louder, and it lacks the milk frothing of the Lattissima line, but owners rate it for fast, consistent espresso with little cleanup.
- Heats up in about 25 seconds
- 19-bar pump delivers consistent espresso and lungo
- Compact footprint for a capsule machine
- Simple two-button operation with automatic shutoff
- Uses widely stocked Nespresso Original capsules
- No milk frother or steam wand
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers describe the Inissia as a reliable, fast entry into Nespresso, with consistent shots and easy cleanup. Common complaints are the noise and the small capsule container.
- NoiseCriticisedOwners say the pump and capsule piercing are noticeably loud, especially in a quiet kitchen.
- Heat-up speedPraisedReviewers report it is ready to brew in about 25 seconds.
- Capsule binCriticisedThe used-capsule container is small and needs emptying often.
Questions and answers
- Does the Inissia make milk drinks?
- No. It brews espresso and lungo only; you need a separate frother for cappuccino or latte.
- Which capsules does it use?
- Nespresso Original line capsules, including third-party compatible pods.
- How fast does it heat up?
- About 25 seconds from cold, according to De'Longhi.
- Is it better than the Essenza Mini?
- They share the same brewing system. The Essenza Mini is smaller and slightly quieter; the Inissia is often the simpler, more basic pick.
- Does it shut off automatically?
- Yes, it powers down after about 9 minutes of inactivity.
- What cup sizes can it brew?
- Espresso and lungo, set by the two buttons.
