Nespresso CitiZ Original Espresso Machine by De'Longhi, Black

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Indulge in a rich cup of coffeehouse-style Lungo or espresso with this Nespresso Citi espresso maker from DeLong with its new design that features iconic lines and a premium finish, This single-serve espresso system will make each morning a bit easier. Simply pop in a capsule, select one of the programmable buttons for Espresso or Lungo preparation, and brew. The fast, 25 second preheating time, combined with the high pressure pump, means you'll be sipping a delicious cup of Coffee in no time. Equipped with a wide range of intuitive and user-friendly features, The Citi perfectly suits all Coffee drinking preferences. With a used capsule container that holds up to 10 spent capsules and automatic power off feature that shuts down the machine After it's been sitting idle for Nine minutes, there's less for you to worry about after brewing. The folding cup shelf ensures you can use your favorite mug, glass, or travel tumbler, whether tall or short, and the automatic volume control feature ensures you'll always brew just the right amount. Backed by a manufacturer's one year , the Citi includes a 16 Capsule tasting pack to get you started. 14-3/5" L x 5-1/10" W x 10-9/10" H.

Specifications

SpecValue
BrandNespresso
ModelEN167B
MaterialPlastic
Capacity2.1 Pounds
Dimensions7.44"D x 15.91"W x 12.99"H
Weight7.5 Pounds
IncludedEspresso Maker
Dishwasher safeNo
ColorBlack

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