Nespresso
Nespresso CitiZ
Slim retro-styled OriginalLine machine with a 19-bar pump, larger 34 oz tank, and a folding tray for tall recipe glasses.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Real 19-bar pump extraction of OriginalLine capsules delivers proper crema-topped espresso
- ✓34 oz water tank brews roughly ten shots between refills - noticeably more than the Pixie
- ✓Folding cup tray fits tall latte glasses under the spout, rare for a slim pod machine
- ✓OriginalLine format accepts cheap third-party capsules from dozens of roasters
Cons
- ✗No milk frothing built in - the Aeroccino bundle pushes the total past $370
- ✗Only two cup sizes (espresso and lungo), so no barcode-style automatic drink variety
- ✗Drip tray area stains and shows spills quickly on the glossy finish
- ✗Costs $140 more than the Essenza Mini while making functionally identical shots
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