CoffeeB Globe White Kapselmaschine

Unfortunately I have only had the machine for three weeks and I already have to return it because the pump for the water is no longer working. very disappointing

fulfills its purpose, easy to use, but it takes a little while until the coffee finally comes; a little water always runs out first

Simple, effective and beautiful

Nice machine, coffee tastes good, great crema, but the device at the top for the coffee is not well thought out if you have different flavors. Fortunately, you can leave this part out and insert the appropriate coffee manually.

Nice gimmick, impractical At first glance, everything looks classy and great, with a simple black matt design and chrome-look controls. Unfortunately, it has its pitfalls. The coffee machine with the balls, the balls have to be inserted individually into the rotating carousel (so each ball has already been touched if you don't have tweezers to hand) is still okay at home, but in the office? I wouldn't feel like having a coffee if Hinz & Kunz had already played with my coffee ball with their fingers. What's more, the balls spit around so quickly and lie on the FLOOR OR work surface. I think it looks cool, but it's impractical and less hygienic. The collection container for the used balls is integrated into the water collection container with a sieve. When I first emptied the balls into the compost, I wasn't aware that the water collection container was also attached to the container, so a lot of water ended up in the compost. Otherwise, cleaning is easy, just rinse and wipe out. The coffee is delicious, great crema. The machine is quiet and the used balls can be disposed of in the organic waste bin/compost.

CoffeeB delivers what it promises: a capsule machine without capsules. CoffeeB is just as easy, quick and uncomplicated as other capsule machines, but without the capsule waste. Commissioning is extremely simple with well thought-out packaging and simple instructions. It's just a shame that dishwasher cleaning is prohibited. The three handles/steps per cup of coffee are quickly mastered, making it just as uncomplicated as other cup machines, only more environmentally friendly. For us non-gourmets, the taste is quite good and fine, nice crema, so it looks like real coffee too. The large range also needs to be tested. For frequent drinkers, the question of larger packs (and then quantity discount?) quickly arises, but then again the question of how to prevent loss of aroma when the pack is open. The glass container, which didn't last long in a clumsy household and caused confusion with many different varieties (which variety did I pick here?). Solid for the private household with a green thumb.

Full of curiosity and anticipation, I concentrated on unpacking and starting up the machine. I had high expectations of the machine and the taste of the coffee beforehand. I had been wondering for a long time what the coffee from this machine would taste like. When you use a Nespresso machine, your expectations are already very high. The machine is very sturdy and well made. The color is also very appealing, as is the design. It was very easy to set up and easy to understand. I watched a few videos to help me. I think it's great that no aluminum is left over and the balls are easy to dispose of or use. The coffee flows well and the machine makes a nice froth. But the taste of the coffee is unfortunately not as intense as with my current Nespresso machine. It is rather thin and not as strong. I simply like the taste of coffee better with the old machine. But as I said, I have high standards when it comes to coffee.

Full of excitement, I unpacked the new CoffeeB machine and put it into operation. The machine looks beautiful, elegant in white. Despite everything, it is advisable to read the operating instructions before starting up. Now insert the ball, select the quantity and off you go. The used ball is ejected automatically. Unfortunately, I didn't quite understand the purpose of the transparent roulette tray. The balls are unpacked and open, which I don't like. I can just as easily take the ball out of the packaging and put it straight in. The balls are also very difficult to distinguish if they are loose in the roulette, especially if you want to enjoy caffeine-free coffee in the evening. i.e. the roulette is useful for frequent coffee drinkers or those who always have the same type. Unfortunately, the machine has quite a lot of residual water that collects in the container and the used ball starts to get moldy if you don't empty it immediately. the sauce of residual water is also not so appetizing after a few days. The coffee itself - well - some people may like it, for others it has room for improvement. Time will tell how compostable it is. All in all - the packaging of the coffee, the idea of the ball - good and sustainable - but in terms of taste it has a lot of room for improvement for me. Unfortunately, despite everything, the question remains for me what keeps the balls in their shape despite pressure and water pressing through. The balls themselves are almost indistinguishable in terms of flavor when they are not in the packaging.

Coffee machine with good coffee but the non-automatic lever system is not practical at all and not all elderly people or people with strength difficulties can use the machine properly.

Sincerely motivated by this purchase, I fell head over heels. The biodegradable capsule is on sale, but I don't know what the capsule is made of. The taste is not up to scratch. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this coffee machine.