☕ Elevate your mornings with the Krups Inissia – where style meets speed!
The Krups XN1001 Inissia Nespresso is a compact, white capsule coffee machine featuring a powerful 1260W thermoblock system and 19 bar pressure for authentic espresso extraction. It includes a 0.7L removable water tank, backlit buttons for easy use, and an automatic shutoff after 9 minutes, combining efficiency with sleek design tailored for modern kitchens.
| Brand | Krups |
| Model Number | XN1001 |
| Colour | White |
| Product Dimensions | 34.2 x 19.1 x 32.7 cm; 2.4 kg |
| Volume Capacity | 0.7 Litres |
| Voltage | 230 |
| Auto Shutoff | No |
| Compatible Models | Nespresso |
| Special Features | fingerprint resistance |
| Item Weight | 2.4 kg |
C**Z
Works well. Tasty coffee. Go for it!
Quick delivery. Very nice unit. Came with UK plug adapter. Good upgrade from Dolce Gusto.
P**T
Quality of coffee machine
Excellent machine, easy to operate
A**R
New machine
This is our second machine. The first one started to leak after constant use
M**2
Can use any nespresson pods
Really great machine and so easy to clean
A**V
Easy to use
Very easy to operate and you can find the capsules everywhere.Highly recommended 👍
C**L
FAULTY NESPRESSO
Have used one of these machines before and it was v good. Sadly the machine I just bought just poured water out with or without capsule inserted. However will try another model!
M**S
Coffee maker
It makes a lovely coffee. Very pleased with it.
L**N
Good Espresso Machine
The Nespresso machine does what it says on the tin. Also, please note that the seller, based in Germany since the manufacturer is German, sent an email requiring us to let them know should we did not receive the machine with the 3-pin power adaptor - which we in fact did. So no issue there. Unlike some reviewers complaining that this item should not be allowed to be sold in the UK because of the different plug, I would say that this is not true since the power for this machine complies with the range allowed, you just need an adaptor. Please read the below article from a FAQ section of a seller of electrical products:"What is the difference between UK voltage and European voltageThe voltage used throughout Europe (including the UK) has been harmonised since January 2003 at a nominal 230v 50 Hz (formerly 240V in UK, 220V in the rest of Europe) but this does not mean there has been a real change in the supply.Instead, the new “harmonised voltage limits” in most of Europe (the former 220V nominal countries) are now:230V -10% +6% (i.e. 207.0 V-243.8 V)In the UK (former 240V nominal) they are:230V -6% +10% (i.e. 216.2 V – 253.0 V)This effectively means there is no real change of supply voltage, only a change in the “label”, with no incentive for electricity supply companies to actually change the supply voltage.To cope with both sets of limits all modern equipment will therefore be able to accept 230V +/-10% i.e. 207-253V."HTH
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