Personally, I was not satisfied! Coming from a Dolce Gusto machine by Krups (since my favorite drink is cappuccino with double milk/coffee capsules), I expected that since this machine has the appropriate holder/adapter for Dolce Gusto capsules, I would have what I already had and additionally gain the ability to use Nespresso capsules, ESE pods, loose coffee, etc. However, this machine COMPLETELY FAILS to handle milk capsules. I mean, the only thing it does is produce hot milk without a trace of froth (just plain milk, like water...), thus we are no longer talking about the ability to make cappuccino coffee. At first, I assumed there was a problem with that specific coffee package, but I tried a milk capsule (from the same package) in the Krups Dolce Gusto and it made froth normally, I returned to the Princess and got the same results again. I noticed that this machine punctures the capsule from above in 3 places (while the Krups machine punctures it in only 1) and probably this, combined with the fact that its pressure is 19 bar (while all Krups Dolce Gusto machines operate at 15 bar), acts much faster and with greater pressure than required for these specific capsules and thus it is not possible to make froth. It is mentioned in the device manual, in the chapter "Before the first use": "We recommend not using milk capsules." This machine is advertised as a machine for making Dolce Gusto drinks and then you read in the "fine print" that it advises you not to make half (or more popular) of them! In conclusion, it is not possible to properly prepare any Dolce Gusto drink that includes milk capsules (cappuccino from Nestle or Lavazza, chocolate, etc.). With the Nespresso capsules and the ground coffee I tried, there is no problem. I haven't tried ESE pods yet, but logically there shouldn't be a problem there either. The issue, as I mentioned earlier, is only with milk capsules, which is extremely important, as it almost INVALIDATES the capability of this machine as a Dolce Gusto drink maker, since this is the big difference between Dolce Gusto and Nespresso, that is, it makes directly (with capsules only), not exclusively plain espresso coffee, but also cappuccino and generally drinks that include froth. Obviously, it's like saying that when you try to "fit" many "bodies" into the same "suit," in the end, something (a hand... a foot...) will be left outside! In this specific case, all drinks with double capsules (coffee/milk) of Dolce Gusto were left outside, which is its big "asset," and I honestly wonder how the "former users" of Dolce Gusto machines who found everything "excellent" did not "notice" this! For users who are not interested in drinks that include milk capsules or make froth in another device (e.g., frother) and want this specific machine only for making coffee, they will have no problem at all.

Quite good!!
with capsules from all genuine and non-genuine manufacturers.. it works great!! generally, I have no issues, I just personally wish it would produce hotter water!! but all coffee machines of this type never produce boiling water!! so it's not a problem with the coffee machine!
Also, let me clarify so you don't get confused, even though they advertise it as a Nespresso machine, it is actually a 4in1 machine, meaning it takes Nespresso-type capsules, as well as Dolce Gusto-type capsules, ESE pads, and of course, ground coffee in single and double doses!!
It's not just for Nespresso-type capsules and nothing else!... it's a multi-coffee machine!!
It's small and convenient, fits everywhere.
It heats up quickly, doesn't make a lot of noise, it's fine!!
And if we talk about some minor issues, they are not significant enough.
For example, there are no color options because I wanted it in red and another friend wanted it all black... but it's okay!! its sides and top are indeed stainless steel and not plastic.
In general, it will suit you, I have no issues so far!!
Except for the option to automatically dispense single or double doses of water and stop, you can adjust how much water you want for a single coffee and how much for a double! and that's great!! it's not standard, you can customize it to your liking, which is convenient for many because for some, a single espresso is 25ml of water, what we call ristretto.. and others want their coffee with 40-50ml of water or even a little more!! it's a matter of taste... well, luckily it has this option and the way to do it as you like!!
The same goes for the double dose, you can also adjust the amount of water it dispenses according to your taste....! you set it once and then just press the button and enjoy your coffee! You don't have to deal with such settings every time!!

(I hope someday there will be a model with the option to adjust the temperature of the beverage, something that this one doesn't have, but most of this type of machines don't have so far..! that would be a plus...)

So, enjoy your drinks everyone and cheers!!
(Anyone who wants can ask me anything... I'll be happy to answer!!)