Despite all the advantages of Nespresso's more modern machines, I'm partial to its original line of coffee makers, and the Nespresso CitiZ proves exactly why. Modern and uncomplicated, this coffee maker only offers two coffee sizes (espresso and lungo) and occupies only 7.5 inches of space along your kitchen counter.
I reviewed this coffee maker in the Tom's Guide test kitchen to see if it deserves a spot in our guide to the best Nespresso machines . My reviewing took place alongside my number one Nespresso machine, the Vertuo Lattissima , as part of my comparison between Nespresso Vertuo and Nespresso Original lines. While you can't deny that Vertuo machines offer better value for money, it's hard to complete with the impressive espresso extraction you'll find with the CitiZ, and the design quality almost justifies that high price tag.
For my complete verdict of the Nespresso CitiZ, just keep reading. Nespresso CitiZ review: Price and availability I'll get the bad bit out of the way first: the Nespresso CitiZ retails for roughly $265 or £175 . That's a lot for a somewhat simple pod machine.
For comparison, you can get the Vertuo Pop+ for around $100 at full price, and it often goes on sale. It comes in one color and is made by Magimix in Europe and De'Longhi in the U.S.
Nespresso Vertuo Lattissima review: Design My first impression of the Nespresso CitiZ is that it features an impressively sturdy and durable-feeling construction. I was really pleasantly surprised when compa.
