While both Nespresso and Keurig coffee machines work the same way by forcing water through pods of ground coffee, Keurig differs in one major way: by puncturing the coffee pod.
This allows coffee to brew more efficiently. However, when compared to Nespresso's centrifuge and high-pressure method, Keurig coffee can lack a bold, robust punch.
Nespresso’s centrifuge technology spins the pod to ensure proper integration while the high-pressure extraction means that the brew is closer to espresso than drip-style coffee.
Moreover, Nespresso’s 'Expert Mode' lets users press and hold the brew button to extend the brewing time, making Nespresso the better option for those who love a strong brew.