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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days: Nespresso's popular coffee machines are 22% off now

Here's your chance to own a Nespresso coffee machine at discounted pricing!

Reta Lee
·Head of Commerce, Southeast Asia
Updated

As someone who loves her coffee first thing in the morning, the Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee machines are now only S$264 – a whopping 22 per cent off its original price! On top of that, the colourful Vertuo Pop coffee machines are now just S$208 onwards!

If you're looking for a small but mighty coffee machine that fits your kitchen space, look no further than Nespresso's set of coffee machines now.

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Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee machine in Glossy Black

S$264.08 S$339 at Amazon Singapore

A photo of Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee machine in Glossy Black. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)
A photo of Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee machine in Glossy Black. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

If you're looking to make double espressos, aromatic long blacks or carafe style pour-over, Nespresso's Vertuo Next brews an extensive range of styles, strengths, and cup sizes at the touch of a button and all from a single Nespresso capsule.

The slim-fit and contemporary design is made from 54 per cent recycled materials and with its Bluetooth smart technology and WIFI connectivity, Vertuo Next ensures that you always get the best and up-to-date Nespresso experience.​

Your Vertuo Next also comes with a complimentary 12-capsule starter pack​ and there are over 30 coffees to choose from there's one to suit every moment.​​

What shoppers are saying about the Vertuo Next coffee machine

The setup is simple and shoppers are happy to use it immediately: "The installation is simple and the instructions are straightforward, too easy to follow and operates with the touch of a single button."

Another shopper loved its fast brewing function: "I love how simple it is to make whatever drink you want - you pop in a capsule, lock the lid, and press the button and the machine reads the barcode on the capsule and automatically knows how much water to add. Very cool!"

Nespresso Vertuo Pop Coffee Machine, Aqua

S$208 S$249 at Amazon Singapore

A photo of Nespresso Vertuo Pop Coffee Machine, Aqua. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)
A photo of Nespresso Vertuo Pop Coffee Machine, Aqua. (PHOTO: Amazon Singapore)

Don't be fooled by its size – the Vertuo Pop is the smallest Vertuo machine ever! Make your coffee your way, at just a touch of a button. Insert a capsule and press the button and the Vertuo will prepare your coffee instantly. Enjoy a range of coffee styles from short espressos to large cups, hot or ice, with or without milk. And it's just so easy to maintain this coffee machine: Press the button three times to rinse and clean your coffee machine.

I have this bright and fuss-free coffee machine in the kitchen and it doesn't fail me! When I'm rushing in the morning, I just prop my Stojo collapsible cup against it and with just a press of a button, my aromatic coffee is prepared instantly!

Tip: Don't forget to clean the capsule compartment as that tends to collect dirt too.

What shoppers are saying about the Vertuo Pop Coffee Machine

One satisfied shopper loved its compact size and functionality: "The machine heats up very fast and the coffee quality is very good. I am happy with the smaller size as I purchased it with the intent of mainly making espressos (single and double) with the occasional larger cup of coffee for which it still has plenty of water capacity for!"

Another loved its brewing function: "I love how everything you brew has a nice layer of crema on top, from expresso to a cup of coffee."

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