Don't buy this Nespresso machine on Amazon — it's $70 cheaper at Target right now
SAVE 35%: As of Sept. 5, you can get the Nespresso VertuoPlus Coffee Maker and Espresso Machine by DeLonghi for $129.99, down from $199.99, at Target. That's a 35% discount and a $70 savings.
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I love Target just as much as the next iced coffee toting shopper, but I have to admit that finding a genuinely good deal there can be a challenge. They do offer small gift card incentives when you spend a certain amount on specific items, but true price drops that rival Amazon or Walmart are few and far between.
That’s why I was so shocked to find this deal. As of Sept. 5, you can get the Nespresso VertuoPlus Coffee Maker and Espresso Machine by DeLonghi for $129.99, down from $199.99, at Target. That's a 35% discount and a $70 savings. You can’t find it for this price anywhere else, including Amazon. Plus, you’ll get a free starter set of Nespresso capsules with your purchase.
This particular machine can brew both coffee and espresso, a feature not all Nespresso machines offer. You can brew coffee in five- and eight-ounce sizes, as well as single and double espresso shots. It's also fast (heats up in 15 seconds) and has a huge 60-ounce water tank so you're not constantly refilling it.
The most impressive feature of this Nespresso VertuoPlus machine is its barcode scanning technology, which automatically adjusts brewing parameters for each capsule, ensuring you get the perfect cup every time. (Pop in the pod, press the button, and the machine does the rest.) The pods are also fully recyclable; you can order a (free) recycling bag directly from Nespresso and mail them back at no charge.
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