Yep, the Nespresso CitiZ does have an auto-off feature. According to the manufacturer's product description, it kicks in after 9 minutes of inactivity. This is pretty handy if you often run out the door after your morning coffee, as it saves energy and adds a bit of safety.

But just to focus on the question, that auto-off feature is a nice touch that makes the CitiZ user-friendly and efficient. It's great for conserving energy and ensures your machine won't stay on all day.

If you love making espresso drinks but need frothy milk, keep in mind the CitiZ doesn't have a built-in frother. So if lattes and cappuccinos are your thing, you might want to grab a separate milk frother like Nespresso's Aeroccino.

In short, the auto-off is definitely a plus for anyone who likes a straightforward coffee-making experience and wants a bit of peace of mind about energy use.

The Nespresso CitiZ has a water tank that holds about 1 liter, or 34 ounces.

Thanks to our research, we found that this is handy for making several servings without constantly having to refill, which is great if you're someone who enjoys multiple cups of espresso or lungo in a day.

The focus here is really on espresso and lungo, so keep that in mind if you're looking for something more like your typical drip coffee.

The water tank size should suit espresso lovers quite well.

The Nespresso CitiZ can hold about 9 to 11 used capsules in its container before you'll need to empty it out. So, if you're making a few cups over a couple of days, you won't have to worry about constant cleanup.

From what we've found, people generally like this feature because it means less maintenance compared to some other machines out there.

Just a heads up, while the machine works best with Nespresso's Original capsules, our research shows that using third-party capsules can be hit or miss.

If you're thinking of trying different coffee blends, you might want to get some reusable capsules that fit this model. That way, you can use any ground coffee you like.