Perfect for my use 😊

Great Coffee and crema! High Quality!

I had to wait a few weeks to get these. They are extremely well made, very precise. I appreciate that there is no aluminum in their construction. They are fairly simple to use, though brushing coffee dust out of the threads is tedious. They do give a fantastic crema. I have been using the Essenzia Mini, and the capsule fit tightly, but they do fit. They do hold slightly less coffee than a Nespresso brand capsule, so using the short pour button works best. I have been using Recaps from Amazon before this, and Recaps pack much faster (just wipe the lip and seal with foil. I do not want to be consuming aluminum every time I drink coffee, so I ponied up for Beau Caps. I wish they had a 10 pack. I do not use the tamper, but it is high quality. I use the round scoop from the Recap system (since it was already dirty) to fill and tamp these Beau Caps. I use a paint brush to dust the coffee grounds away, though Beau did include a cheap little brush that may be difficult for some to hold onto. These are quite solid and rinse out easily enough. The pictures online don't show all the detail, but these are truly well designed. Any of the espresso grinds in a can will work. I have been using Illy, Bustello, and Gavina mostly. Next I'm going to try Lavazza. (Gavina decaf is strong enough to allow for a long pour, even with these smaller capsules.) Now that I have these, I am hoping my coffee expenditure for this next year will be less than $500. Seriously.

I got these so I could try some Bean Box coffee a friend gave me in my Nespresso. While expensive, these capsules and kit are very well made. They seem to work just fine in my machine and I like how it's better for the environment without sacrificing too much convenience. I got the pack of 3 which is good if you want to do several pods in succession as they get hot to the touch. Good product would consider more for myself or as gifts.

These reusable coffee capsules are amazing- easy to use, high quality and best of all, great for the environment! Will be buying a few more to minimise effort!

These devices are well made and work perfectly - cup after cup - and they are fairly easy to clean. The only problem for us is that they are difficult to remove from our machine when HOT.

Very happy with these pods, looking forward to many latte’s!

They are very cool. Love having the aroma of our Campos superior blend before commencing loading up our Beau capsules. They work a treat, easy to load and clean afterwards. So much that we ordered another 3! When friends drop in

I just love these little reusable pods for my Nespresso! They are super well machined, easy to use, and easy to clean. I love that they eliminate waste, and that I can use my own locally roasted coffee. AND, they make a great cup of espresso. Bravo!

Beau Reusable Coffee Capsules for Nespresso®

Packaging and quality of the set was better than I thought. Works in my nesspresso machine well BUT the amount of coffee that fits into the capsule is HALF the amount that comes in a disposable capsule, so , I find I have to fill 2 of the Beau capsules for the same strength. This is a pain because I have given the other 2 Beau capsules to family, therefore I have to clean and refill mine each time I make a coffee otherwise it's very weak. I think Beau needs to see if they can make the capsule bigger to fit more coffee into it. Great concept but not big enough capsules. I even bought very strong ground coffee to see if it made a difference. The Beau capsule is actually a lot smaller than a disposable capsule.

This was a very pricy birthday gift for my husband but he is thrilled to have them. Your service was impeccable though I think I think I could have got it cheaper if I had shopped more around.

These are marvelously machined little devices. It is easy to see why they are so costly. Payback vs. Nespresso capsules on a shot by shot basis takes a while. I do not doubt Beau Capsules are the best of the re-usable capsules out there. I like it that there is no paper or plastic involved to foul up flavor. However, having said all that, I urge the potential user to think about the true effort that goes into filling any capsule consistently and cleaning up afterward for re-use. Capsule machines were made for instant convenience. I switched to Nespresso machines for that reason, as I was tired of the rig-a-marole of producing consistent coffee with a portafilter machine, not to mention the cost of a decent true espresso machine. My complaint with Nespresso is the coffee -- with the lack of choices -- yes, despite their apparently numerous lineup. Once you get used to the potential of much better flavor choices, and I'm not talking about the caramel and chocolate and other "candy" flavors used by Nespresso and others to disguise ordinary bad, over-roasted coffee, you will realize espresso can be so much more satisfying. So I use the Beau capsules for my adventures with better flavored espresso, without having to buy an even more costly real espresso machine I buy well sourced and fresh roasted beans and grind them on my own, so I do have a considerable investment in coffee equipment -- I just haven't yet crossed the threshold of a multi-thousand dollar manual true espresso machine for the approximately two shots a day I make. Making really good coffee is not an inexpensive thing. I still buy Nespresso capsules for when I have less time, guests who are less particular, or too many guests to serve with the re-usable capsule process. Users of re-usable capsules should understand they are going to have almost the same amount of work as with a porta-filter espresso machine. If you have a Nespresso machine, and want to go beyond what is normally possible with it, and only want to make a few shots per day, Beau Capsules are worthwhile.

Great Product, watch out they come from China. Took 45 days to get. They make you think they are coming in 3 days.

For my Nespresso, I first tried them with one brand of coffee and they worked well. However, I then tried them with another brand and the water barely came through initially, then completely stopped after about 15 seconds as it seems like the grind was too fine and blocked the holes in the pod. Both brands were an espresso grind.
Either stick to the same brand of coffee, or experiment and keep notes as to what brands work for these pods. I can understand that it was the fault of the grind of the coffee, but it's disappointing that you have to be so selective in order to get the pods to work, because one of the advantages of the pods is that you can select your own coffee brands.