Should I turn it off every night?

Hello, I was just wondering if it's recommended to turn off my iPod nano 7g at night. For example, I leave my smartphone on because when I turn it on again it consumes a lot of battery.
I just wanted to ask what most of you do. Thanks.

It will go into sleep mode on its own and if left in that state for a lengthy period will go into deep sleep. I've never turned mine off.
It does not consume a lot of battery to turn on an iPhone.

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