Reusable Vertuo Pods Refillable Coffee Vertuo Capsule for VertuoLine Refill Compatible with Nespresso Vertuo 150/230 ml with 5pcs Aluminum Foil Lids (5pcs Black (230 ml))

Perfect!!! Works perfectly with my Nespresso Machine. Bought coffee grounds back from Costa Rica and were able to use these. Excited to try other coffee grounds.

The aluminum sticker ruptured while my coffee was brewing. It leaked grounds everywhere. Tried to use the machine again with an actual pod and my Nespresso shook and made funny noises.Photo is of what the real pod looked like after trying to use the reusable pod. Not sure how it could cause so much damage. Hoping my Nespresso machine isn't ruined forever!

i have tried so many different reusable pods and even the ones that the machine registered would have issues with leaking. these are the first that don't. they're easy to fill thanks to the flat bottoms and they're the only ones i have found that offer two sizes. the aluminum lids can be tricky if you get ones that are too oversized. in that case i just fold the overlap back on itself so it doesn't block the barcode or get stuck to the machine. they're lighter than the steel ones i have tried and i think that makes a big difference performance wise with the machine.

Good product

The pods barcode isn't programmed to properly output enough water to make a cup - as if they copied it from a single shot espresso pod. I opened up and filled a regular used pod and filled it with fresh grounds and used one of the foils that came with these and it worked fairly well, so at least the purchase wasn't a complete waste.

These work good. One melted. Also, you HAVE to leave the sticker on the bottom ring or they will not work. With that being said it’s a bad design. When you wash them the sticker wants to come off. It needs to be printed to the cup instead.

Nespresso pods are expensive, but I LOVE the coffee you get from them. So I bought these as a way to have reusable pods so I could grind my own coffee and save some money.These pods are a great idea, but no matter what coffee you use, the results are just not that great.Nespresso pods have bar codes on them so the machine knows how much pressure, water and spin time to use to generate the desired coffee, and whatever bar code is on these pods makes a weak, somewhat bitter cup of coffee.I've used Cafe Bustello, Starbucks whole bean and other brands and just can't get a good cup from these pods. However, if you use original Nespresso pods and refill those, the results are consistent and good.So if you're looking for a reusable pod solution, spend a little money to get some original Nespresso pods and refill those.

Use these with the silicone lids.I ordered the silicone lids from AANQQ.When you fill these with coffee grinds, make sure you don't compact the coffee grinds into the pod. If you do, your coffee maker will struggle and make very loud noises. Leave the grinds loosely packed as you pour them into the pods.If you follow the rules above, these work great! I even fill extra ones and leave them in the fridge.