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SHOPPERS have spotted Tesco flogging a "superb and compact" coffee machine for just £25 - but fans are all pointing out the same thing.
Coffee lovers will be delighted to know a popular machine is scanning for a fraction of its original price.
An eagle-eyed shopper took to Facebook to share the incredible bargain.
Tesco is selling the popular Tassimo Bosch coffee machine for just £25, reduced down from £100 - which is an incredible £75 saving.
To snap up the offer you'll need your Clubcard.
The compact coffee machine uses Tassimo pods from big-name brands - including Costa, Kenco and L'Or.
Customers can choose from over 50 different hot drink options, such as lattes, cappuccinos and hot chocolates at the touch of a button.
The sleek features an adjustable cup stand, an extra intensity option and auto-cleaning function.
The post has now gathered thousands of likes from fellow savvy shoppers.
But many said the machine was never priced at £100.
One user said: "These are never £100 to begin with!"
Another added: "These have never been £100, they're normally about £30-£40."
A third penned: "Everyone crying that they were never £100, but nobody actually happy that £25 is a good price regardless."
The Vivy 2 Pod Coffee Machine normally goes for £35 on Argos or £44 on Amazon.
However on J.C. Campbell Electronics, the gadget is selling for £99.
The machine was a hit with customers, who have been loving the value for money and stylish design.
Reviewing the product, one user said: "The first impression of the TAS1404 is it's compact size! It takes up very little space on the kitchen worktop!
"In operation you will feel the build quality and appreciate how easy it is to use!"
Another added: "The Bosch Tassimo hot drinks machine is absolutely superb!
"Simple to operate and capable of serving a wide variety of drinks quickly and easily."
A third penned: "This little coffee machine is the cutest, cleverest one I have ever had."
It comes as serious bargain-hunters found some incredible deals in the latest Amazon Spring sale and among them is an impressive saving on the stylish.
For a limited time, the sleek is just £59.99, reduced from 109.99.
Meanwhile, Tesco shoppers went wild after a supermarket slashed the price of an energy-saving gadget from £30 to just £10.
The genius item was popular among money-savers reluctant to turn the heating on.
THERE are many ways to save on clothes and supermarket shopping.
For example, if you know you're after something like a pair of shoes or a jacket, look at secondhand options first.
Apps like eBay, Depop and Vinted have thousands of items from people who no longer want them.
You can try charity shops as well.
If you have to buy the item new, sign up to loyalty schemes and newsletters.
Retailers often have some sort of sale or discount code which they'll advertise through those.
It's also worth using comparison tools if you know you're after a particular item that can be sold at various stores.
It's also a good idea to only shop when a store has a sale on - keep an eye out for events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
You could always make a list of the items you're after so you're ready to go on the day.
You can also use apps like Too Good to Go which provides bundle bags of items that haven't been sold that day at a fraction of the cost.
Stock is always different but it's a great way to save waste and money.
Look out for yellow sticker items in supermarkets - they're usually easier to find towards the end of the day.
