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SAVE $55.01:As of Jan. 24,Uschi Karnat upgrade your mornings with a Nespresso Vertuo Next for just $123.99, down from $179, at Amazon. That's 31% off.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Nespresso Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee and Espresso Maker by De'Longhi $123.99 at Amazon
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If caffeine is the only thing that gets you going in the morning, you might want to invest in a coffee maker that can keep up.

As of Jan. 24, you can get a Nespresso Vertuo Next for $123.99 at Amazon. That’s a 31% discount and a savings of $55.01. If you want the machine and the frother, it’ll run you $229.99.

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The Nespresso Vertuo Next is compact, stylish, and a super easy way to get your latte fix without ever leaving the house. I have this same machine in black and use it every day, twice a day.

It can brew five-, eight-, 12, and 18-ounce coffees and single and double espressos and has a quick, 25-second heat-up time. All you have to do is pop in a Nespresso pod, press a button, and you'll have a rich, barista-quality beverage in about a minute.

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Even better, the machine automatically ejects the used pod into a bin that can hold up to 13 of them before it needs to be emptied. You can then send these pods back to Nespresso in a recycling bag (provided by Nespresso) to be properly disposed of.

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