As for the final brew, both machines produce high-quality shots of espresso with a rich crema. While I sometimes have to reset my Nespresso when a capsule gets jammed, I don’t run into that problem with Affetto—though the brand does warn you to avoid dark roast coffee beans, which can be greasier and cause clogs.
There’s also the matter of price: A basic Nespresso machine with frother will set you back about $230 to $300, depending on the model. The Affetto is more than three times that, at $730. It’s easier to make a wide range of drinks with the Affetto, and you’ll have more control over what you make (since you choose the beans, the texture of the milk foam and so on). You’re also getting a built-in bean hopper and conical burr grinder, which helps justify that price tag.
The Bottom Line
If you want a chic espresso machine that gives you total control over your brew (minus any mess or work on your end), the Affetto is a solid choice. Especially if you—and whoever visits you—enjoys lattes, cappuccinos and other specialty drinks.
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