I actually drink my coffee black, but my wife loves Cappuccino. On Sundays we always went to the coffee shop just for that. With this machine I make the froth for her myself now, and it’s genuinely creamy, not airy like the stuff from a can. I was a little nervous at first because it’s refurbished, but the machine looks new and has been running four weeks without a problem. My wife says the milk froth is even better than at the place next door. For us it had paid for itself after three weeks, because we save what we used to spend every Sunday.

The machine makes really good coffee, and I love being able to adjust the strength. The milk froth is decent, though I sometimes wish it were a little hotter for my taste. What threw me off at first was the cleaning program – the manual isn’t exactly detailed. But after two or three times I got the hang of it. I’ve been using it six weeks now, and apart from that short learning curve everything works perfectly. For this price I’m glad I didn’t buy new.

I’m a bit of a control freak, so I measured my electricity use before and after. The machine shuts off completely after ten minutes, which my old machine didn’t do. I now use about 40 percent less per month, even though I make two cups in the morning and two in the afternoon. Personally, I like the coffee best with a medium grind. And you honestly can’t tell it’s refurbished – no scratches on the outside, and everything was clean inside. Highly recommend.

I bought the machine because drip coffee was too weak for me in the morning. Now I drink an Espresso with a gorgeous crema, and the difference is night and day. I use the milk froth function every day, for the kids’ hot chocolate too – they love it. I was skeptical because refurbished sounded like a compromise to me, but we haven’t found a single defect so far. Only downside: the water tank is a little small, I have to refill it every other day. Still, I wouldn’t be any happier with a new machine.

I like my coffee piping hot, and this machine plays it a little too safe. Sure, you can adjust the temperature, but I already had it maxed out and wished there was one more level. The taste is still excellent though, especially with fresh beans. Cleaning is easy, the program runs in a few minutes and I don’t have to scrub anything by hand. Two months in, not a single defect. For this price it’s a no-brainer, the temperature is the only reason I knocked off a star.

I always wondered if that LatteGo ad was exaggerating. I can tell you: nope. The froth really is super fine and still holds after ten minutes. Normally I drink coffee with lots of milk, but now I’m slowly discovering the taste of real Espresso. The machine is quiet, which I appreciate in the morning when I’m the first one up. After four weeks I can’t see any difference from a new machine. So glad a friend recommended Nous Globals, because I never thought a refurbished machine could be this perfect.

At first it took me two weeks before the coffee was really how I like it. The adjustment dial is a bit finicky, and you only notice the effect after a couple of cups. But once you find the right setting, the machine is reliable. I only use it for myself, but I make three or four Espressos a day. The bean hopper is big enough that I don’t have to refill it constantly. I wish the manual had a few more details, but you can find everything online. Overall I’m happy – for $200 less than a new one.

My husband drank instant coffee for years because everything else felt like too much effort. With this machine he now gets his two cups in the morning with one button, and I don’t hear any more complaining. I love that it rinses itself after every brew, all on its own. The coffee has body and isn’t sour, which happens a lot with cheap machines. And the best part: it fits on our counter without us having to rearrange everything. We’ve had it eight weeks and it gets used every day – I’m genuinely thrilled.

I’m not a morning person at all, but since the machine arrived I almost enjoy getting up. The first coffee is ready at 6:30 AM, right when I walk into the kitchen. A cup of Espresso, then one with milk, all at the touch of a button. I used to grab one at work, now I save myself that. The beans are still fresh after a week, you can tell by the smell. Just plain happy.

I’ve had the machine three weeks now and I have to say the Cappuccino is awesome. The milk froth is nice and firm and lasts until the last sip. What bugged me at first was setting the grind size. I tried several times before it was right. But once I figured it out, everything works great. Cleaning is also easier than I thought, I just give it a quick wipe afterward. For this price it’s really fair.

My grandkids now call me Grandma Latte Macchiato, that’s how much I spoil them with it. The froth is so creamy it holds up even when you stir. Last Sunday the whole family was over and everybody wanted one. I made five drinks in fifteen minutes without having to clean the machine in between. I rinse the milk system just once and that’s enough. And it looks really classy on the sideboard too.

I hesitated for a long time to give up my old drip coffee maker and finally took the plunge. The coffee is really good, bold and hot enough. The manual is pretty short though, I had to do a lot of trial and error. Luckily my daughter gave me a hand. Now I adjust the strength with one button and look forward to every morning. The machine looks really sharp on the counter too.

I mostly bought the machine for the cleaning function. Before, I had a cheap pod machine and had to descale it all the time. Here I just press the button, wait two minutes and everything’s clean. I can even pull out the milk line without unscrewing anything. I’m glad I don’t have to rinse every part separately anymore. That peace of mind is worth as much as the 50 percent savings on power use.

I’m an engineer and I love numbers, so I measured how much electricity it uses. Compared to my old machine it’s easily 40 percent less. The auto shut-off after 15 minutes is great, I really benefit from it working from home. The coffee is still always hot when I need it. My wife was skeptical at first, but now she’s sold too. Wrap up work at five, then a quick little coffee, without the machine running for hours.

I work in a small office and organized buying the machine for the team. Since it showed up, we debate every morning about who makes the best milk froth. The coworker who used to go to the bakery now stays put. Cleaning is so easy that even the intern gives it a shot. We’ve already tried three different kinds of beans, and they’re all excellent. Only downside: our coffee consumption has gone up, but it’s worth it.

I drink my coffee black and I’m very happy with the taste. It’s just a shame no water filter is included, I had to order one separately. But that’s nitpicking, the machine does its job. At first I missed being able to program the amount per cup, now I’ve got it down. The coffee is just as good at seven in the morning as after lunch. I’d definitely buy it again.

I’m not a morning person and I used to be unable to make coffee without spilling it. With this machine I press a button and the coffee flows right into the cup. I don’t need to watch it or wait anymore. The first sip is always exactly right. Even my daughter thinks the coffee is better than at the coffee shop. It really won me over.

I was skeptical about the size, but it fits nicely in my kitchen. It’s easy to use, and I’m not a tech guy. After two days I had the hang of it. The coffee is strong and hot enough. Only descaling takes a bit of time, I always do it on Sundays. Overall, I’m very happy.

My guests were speechless when I served them a Cappuccino with perfect froth. The milk froth is really creamy and stable. I don’t have to wrestle with a separate frother anymore. It’s ideal when the whole family is at the table. Since I got the machine I make way more coffee than before. And everyone asks me where I got it.

The coffee is consistently good, whether I want an Espresso or a Latte Macchiato. The self-cleaning works, but I wish the water tank were bigger. When I have several guests, I have to refill it. It’s not the end of the world, but it’s a bit of a hassle. The machine still gets used every morning. Happy to recommend it.

I always used to buy pre-ground coffee, but those days are over. The machine grinds the beans right there and you can really taste the difference. My go-to is now a bold Espresso with a little sugar. The machine is pretty quiet too. I’ve had it three weeks and don’t regret the purchase. Honestly, I should have done it sooner.

I’m not a fan of complicated gadgets, but this one is surprisingly simple. The display is clear and the buttons speak for themselves. The coffee is good, I just had to get used to the strength. I tweaked the setting a little. Since then I enjoy my coffee every afternoon. Cleaning only takes a few minutes.

I thought for a long time about whether a bean-to-cup machine was worth it. Today I’m glad I bought it. The coffee is equally good every time, and I can set it up for different bean types. My wife and I have different tastes, and that’s no problem here. The machine also makes a perfectly decent hot drink. We use it several times a day and it still looks new.

I used to always stop at the coffee stand on my way to work, just for a double Espresso. Since I got the machine, I make it at home while I pack the kids’ lunchboxes. It’s intense and has that beautiful crema, like at the Italian place around the corner. Heating up takes a moment, but in return the coffee is just as good every time. My husband now takes one to the office too. We’ve completely forgotten about the coffee stand.

I got the machine because my son always wanted those sugary cappuccinos from the vending machine. Now we make them together with the LatteGo: milk in the carafe, one button, and the froth is so firm it holds for a good while. Since then he’s been trying everything: oat milk, almond milk, even lactose-free milk. You really do have to get used to cleaning the milk container though, I imagined it would be easier. But the taste and the fun more than make up for it.

Since I set the timer, the machine shuts off automatically in the evening – I do it every day when I leave the kitchen. I checked the difference beforehand with a plug-in watt meter: almost half the consumption. You can see it on the electric bill, gotta be honest. And it heats up in the morning while I shower. So no downside, as far as I’m concerned. It’s been running for two months, no problems.

We have people over a lot and I wanted to impress with the machine. The coffees are excellent – the Latte Macchiato comes out perfect the first time. But it only makes one drink at a time. When everyone wants something different, it takes a while before everyone has their cup. So I often put two cups under it and let them brew one after the other. For our everyday life it’s great, but for big get-togethers it’s not the fastest. Overall, I’m very happy.

After Christmas we had surprise guests, and suddenly there were twelve of us wanting coffee. I spent the whole time making coffees and Cappuccinos. When it was all over, I just hit rinse and washed the brew group – it’s really fast. I used to have a cheaper machine, and that was always a disaster. Here everything is clean the next morning and the coffee tastes the same as always. Exactly what I was looking for.

I live out in the country and the nearest good coffee shop is about 6 miles (10 km) away. With this machine I now just help myself at home. I buy the beans at the grocery store, but it grinds them fresh, and the taste is instantly way better. My wife likes her coffee mild, I take mine bold. It even remembers the settings, which I didn’t think would be that easy on a machine like this. It’s been running for five months without the slightest problem.

A coworker recommended the machine and I’m not disappointed. The coffee is excellent, and the milk froth quality is convincing too. I just wish it had a bigger screen where the settings were easier to read. Sometimes I have to look up in the manual what a symbol means. But that’s nitpicking, because you don’t taste any of it in the coffee. After the first two weeks I was so convinced I ordered one for my sister too.