SEALPOD Dolce Gusto Paper Filters for DGPod Reusable Capsule, Eco Friendly Refillable Coffee Pod Compatible with Nescafe Dolce Gusto Machine [600 Paper Filters]

I bought these a year ago and only started using them now. I'm not sure why I waited. I guess I expected them to be fussy to assemble and clean, and so I put off learning it. In reality, both aspects I noted are really simple. I've been experimenting with different coffee blends to put into the pods (ones that don't come in capsule form) with some nice results.Pros:- Built really sturdy. The components are mostly metal, with a thick rubber cover that goes on top. I expect the pods will ultimately outlast me.- You can use any coffee brand. A primary reason why I bought these is that I didn't like the limited variety of brands available in capsule form. I like using blends from local brewers for example.- Straightforward assembly. I was shyed away at first, but assembling the pods is really user friendly. You don't even have to use a filter.- Easy to clean. I pretty much just dump the pod contents onto a paper towel, throw the towel away, then rinse the components slightly. Takes me half a minute.- No accessory purchase required. You don't have to keep buying anything special just to use these pods, even if you use a filter. While the pods come with 100-200 paper filters that are sized exactly for them, you can pretty much just buy regular filter bags from a store and cut them to size (assuming you run out of those that come included).- Nothing to recycle/less to throw away (probably goes without saying). The usual schtick is to bring up environmental concerns, but for me the more immediate concern is quick pileup of trash and the frequency with which you have to empty it out. Spending say 10 minutes less per month on trips to the trash can outside is a lot once it adds up.Cons:- Might be a limitation with dolce capsules in general: If you're like me and you're trying to replicate cafe coffee cheaply, say by brewing espresso shots, I'm not sure if you can distill the coffee well enough with these pods without needing to thin it out with a lot of water. So your cappuccino might get slightly more watery/mild in taste.- Personal nitpick: While a pod is built really sturdy, the inner parts are small enough for a klutz like myself to lose or accidentally throw in the trash when emptying the pod for cleaning. One part that goes at the bottom of the pod especially. This is not really a flaw with the pods, but something to be aware of.

I'm using it in my Dolce Gosto Mini Me with no problems.Easy to clean too!

I really regret not having purchased two of these in the "double pack", rather than my purchasing just the one. It was a struggle at first. It really took some time getting this to work in my machine. If the little hole doesn't line up exact, it won't dispense coffee. After about a week of continuous trial and error, I can now get my coffee most of the time without having to make any adjustments, and, it tastes great! I like that it saves money, and I can save the little coffee ground pods for my garden. Worth the purchase - just don't give up easily if you have trouble initially to get it to dispense.

La goma de silicón, se daña fácilmente, el mío ya no hace bien los cafés..

Pagar café en cápsulas es práctico si, pero no muy sabio, porque pagas como si fuera premium hasta el café más ordinario… con SealPod es un poco más de trabajo porque hay que desarmar, poner filtro, cargar tu Café, cerrar el Pod, pero vale la pena sacrificar un poco de tiempo, tirar menos plástico a la basura y usar la borra del café como abono en las macetas…

I don’t know what to say about this pod. I followed the instructions to the letter; from assembling the capsule to positioning it inside the machine.Still it doesn’t work. The capsule’s cap doesn’t seem to be effective, I can notice droplets of hot water on the top of the cap and still when I unseal the pod steam seems to rush out. So steam does get in the capsule, enough to moist the coffee ground and then hell breaks loose. The coffee starts to drip from different sides. It doesn’t pour into the cup. It goes everywhere but the awaiting cup.The only good thing about it is that it’s easy to clean. But so far i haven’t managed to make even one decent cup of coffee. I am sadly disappointed.

First, I want to say, that I love the coffee made the with DG Pod reusable capsules. So, I was very disappointed when the silicon covers failed and placed a claim to the seller. I am satisfied with the way they SOLVED the problem. I received from them free of charge redesigned silicon covers, which are working perfectly. Thank you!

These are high quality and a perfect fit for my machine! Worth the price!