@rrhoover such high standards, Ryan!

@joshuapinter This seems reasonable to me... The machine is $250, quickly produces a quality shot of espresso w/ wonderful crema, and is extremely convenient. Ensuring the machine has water, and a cup is ready for the pour hardly feel like pain-points. Previous night, I select the pod I prefer in the morning, set the espresso cup under the spout and go to bed. After my shower, at exactly 6:10am, I walk into the kitchen and grab my freshly pulled espresso. Sign me up!

@nnezhat Couldn't you just press the button on the machine before jumping in the shower?

@joshuapinter Yes, but i'd have a cold, bitter shot waiting for me once I was done. After further thought, this feature is pretty irrelevant considering most Nespresso machines have a warmup time of just over 30seconds. So, the more important question is... Will it Blend?

@ourielohayon The best coffee maker ever, really?

@ourielohayon I don't think you can fully automate to schedule coffee. In my understanding, you still have to add the capsule manually:

@zacdavies @ourielohayon After 5 years in Brighton, UK, I've become a coffee hipster, so I can't have “capsule coffee” anymore. Would take a french press or aeropress and some fresh beans over capsule any day :)

@itibz @zacdavies the ratio time spent/convenience/quality is clearly in favor of nespresso. in addition (and that s personal) nespresso take over any drip/french press. the only thing that takes over for me are true italian espresso coffee machine with fresh pressed coffee beans and steam pressure (illy and co..)

@ourielohayon I wouldn't call that scheduling; you still have to put coffee pod manually (or am I missing the part it gets added automatically?).