![]() Tassimo Vivy by Bosch – What’s it like to use? While many compact machines struggle to cope with different cup sizes, the Vivy’s adjustable platform can be repositioned to suit – close to the spout to accommodate small cups, at the base for standard cups or removed altogether for larger mugs. The cleaning disc, along with pictorial instructions for using it, sit discreetly in a recess below the water tank, so they can be kept with the machine. ![]() It consists of one button that doubles up for making a drink and running water through for cleaning (when the included cleaning disc is in place), a light to tell you when the water tank needs filling and a button to run the descaling cycle. On the front, the control panel is pared back, with the on-off switch relegated to the side of the machine. Its equally compact water tank is tucked neatly in at the side but features a built-in handle so it’s easily removed in one motion. With any angles smoothly curved to prevent a boxy look, the Vivy’s design is as simple as its operation. Tassimo Vivy by Bosch – Design and Features By reading the barcode on each T Disc, the Tassimo Vivy adapts the amount of water, temperature and brewing time accordingly, and makes the whole array of Tassimo drinks, including coffee, tea, chai lattes, and fruit and herbal teas. ![]() The tiny Vivy’s other main attraction is that, like other Tassimo machines, it’s straightforward to use, with one-touch operation and virtually no heat-up time from switching on. The most compact Tassimo machine to date, the Vivy aims to squeeze everything that’s great about the T Disc drinks system into a super-cheap, smaller-than-average package that can squeeze in corners or under cabinets.
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