Nespresso C110-US-GR-NE CitiZ Automatic Single-Serve Espresso Maker, Steel Gr

Nespresso C110-US-GR-NE CitiZ

 

Nespresso C110-US-GR-NE CitiZ Automatic Single-Serve Espresso Maker, Steel Gray
From Nespresso

Product Description

Inspired by urban vogue, CITIZ can please each amateurs of Nespresso low and lovers of recent style. attributable to its tiny size, CITIZ can match into any interior setting and can be simply as elegant in a very front room as in a very kitchen. Automatic flow stop Automatic pump refilling Power save mode Programmable buttons for Espresso and Lungo Mini brewing unit 34-ounce/1 L water tank straightforward to get rid of drip tray Folding cup support Capsule container Dimensions: five by eleven by 14-3/5-inch

Features

• Single-serve automatic espresso maker for use with coffee-filled capsules
• Espresso and lungo buttons; automatic and programmable volume control
• 19-bar pump; energy-saving mode; 1-liter removable water tank
• Used-capsule container; removable drip tray; folding cup support
• Measures 14-3/5 by 5 by 11 inches

Customer Reviews

My biggest complaint: the Nespresso machine does not have a milk frother whereas the DeLonghi EC155 does. Though I am not a designer, because the design is pump driven--it seems like having a frother would have been relatively easy and could have been incorporated with the elegant D110 design without altering its sleek appearance. Finally, a quick Amazon search tells me that the capsules that are to be used with the Nespresso line are proprietary, so there is not the competition like there is with the ESE pods used by other machines. A quick perusal tells me that the capsules are over $0.60 each, in bulk, while ESE pods can be found for closer to $0.40 online. The lack of frother and the proprietary capsules needed have me taking away 1-star.

Finally, this espresso machine is beautiful, elegant, very quick (you can crank out multiple espressos for a gathering quickly), produces excellent crema, has a small footprint, and is extremely easy to use. You pay a price for all of this and will continue to do so with the proprietary capsules. Again, the PC vs. Mac analogy is a good one.

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