READ NEXT: Our full roundup of the best coffee pod machines Philips L’OR Sublime pod coffee machine review: What’s good about it?Īlongside the slick design, the Sublime is well made – especially so considering its price. Unless, that is, you choose to opt for Nespresso’s Nespresso Plus machine subscription, which gets you the machine for £1 when you commit to buying pods monthly. However, it only offers one drink size, doesn’t have an option to use double-shot capsules and comes with a much heftier £175 price tag. The Nespresso CitiZ has a similar compact design and can be used with third-party compatible pods.
In terms of competition, there isn’t anything quite like the L’OR Sublime and its double shot capabilities, nor is there much that can compete with its price when considering its size and features. As well as the machine itself, in the box you’ll also find a selection of nine L’OR branded capsules for you to try, including its unique XXL double-shot coffees. The L’OR Sublime is a classic-style 19-bar pressure espresso pod machine, suitable for use with all L’OR pods, Nespresso original capsules and third-party Nespresso-compatible pods. Philips L’OR Sublime pod coffee machine review: What do you get for the money? Quite simply, the L’OR Sublime is the best pod coffee machine you can buy right now. It’s also very simple to use, with just three buttons to get your head around and an automatic switch-off after one minute of inactivity. In addition to this unique feature, the Sublime has a sophisticated, compact design, customisable drink lengths and a huge range of pod options due to it being Nespresso capsule compatible. The Philips L’OR Sublime is the first pod machine with a dual spout, allowing you to pour two cups of espresso at the same time or one double shot in a single cup using its XXL capsules. L’OR might be best known for its coffee, but the brand's recent foray into the world of coffee machines is particularly interesting.
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