Comparison Nivona CafeRomatica 789 gray vs Nivona CafeRomatica 779 white

The coffee maker has its own milk capacity. Technically, to prepare various types of coffee with milk, you don’t necessarily need your own container — you can use any tank with milk by lowering the straw from the coffee maker into it (or even prepare the milk separately and add it manually). At the same time, the presence of a special container usually means that the coffee maker has its own programs for preparing coffee with milk — cappuccino, latte, etc. (see "Provided programs"). In addition, your own milk tank is usually more convenient than third-party containers, and it takes up less space.

The highest height of a cup (or other container) that can be used with a coffee maker — a larger tank simply does not fit under the spout.

This parameter makes it easier to choose compatible cookware. The smallest value of this indicator is about 75 mm, and in some models the allowable cup height reaches 160 mm and even more. For comparison, the classic "demitasse" coffee cup used for espresso is about 60 mm high, a standard 200 ml disposable cup is just over 90 mm, and a 400 ml ceramic mug (standard proportions) is about 120 mm.