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forum thread Posted by andrewpwnz • 3d ago

Costco - Philips 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine w/ LatteGo $500 + $10 Shipping

$500

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Philips 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo Milk Frother [costco.com]


499.99$
Shipping & Handling: $9.99*
Features:

5 Aromatic Coffees
LatteGo Milk System
12-step Grinder Adjustment
Perfect Temperature & Aroma
100% Ceramic Grinders

I've had this machine for a few years now and love it still!
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Philips 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo Milk Frother [costco.com]


499.99$
Shipping & Handling: $9.99*
Features:

5 Aromatic Coffees
LatteGo Milk System
12-step Grinder Adjustment
Perfect Temperature & Aroma
100% Ceramic Grinders

I've had this machine for a few years now and love it still!

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3d ago
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Joined Jul 2004
3d ago
grey_thoughts
3d ago
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I bought a refurbished/renewed unit from Amazon for $300, works great, I use it everyday
3d ago
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Joined Mar 2007
3d ago
adam empire
3d ago
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This is a great price.
3d ago
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3d ago
_lukas
3d ago
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I know it's 'different' but if you want nicer-than-drip coffee but don't want to pay hundreds, an older Nespresso Essenza uses the pods that are significantly cheaper, at about 25-30 cents per pod (even if you get the more eco friendly aluminum), its faster, and easier than a manual machine.
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Passions
3d ago
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Quote from _lukas :
I know it's 'different' but if you want nicer-than-drip coffee but don't want to pay hundreds, an older Nespresso Essenza uses the pods that are significantly cheaper, at about 25-30 cents per pod (even if you get the more eco friendly aluminum), its faster, and easier than a manual machine.
Pods are bad for the environment. No thanks
3d ago
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3d ago
_lukas
3d ago
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Quote from Passions :
Pods are bad for the environment. No thanks

Aluminum... far better than plastic
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3d ago
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3d ago
stingtime
3d ago
506 Posts
I have one. I dont think I would buy it again. It makes fine espresso but the cleaning process is burdensome
3d ago
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av8nautiger
3d ago
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Quote from stingtime :
I have one. I dont think I would buy it again. It makes fine espresso but the cleaning process is burdensome
Disagree...we've had a 5000 model of this and it has been great. No pollution from K cups, good coffee from whole beans, different coffee options. Cleaning involves taking the brew unit out occasionally and rinsing it, running grinder cleaner occasionally, and maybe Des calling...not "burdensome"...1st World problems

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3d ago
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DragonflyPunch
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3d ago
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Quote from _lukas :
I know it's 'different' but if you want nicer-than-drip coffee but don't want to pay hundreds, an older Nespresso Essenza uses the pods that are significantly cheaper, at about 25-30 cents per pod (even if you get the more eco friendly aluminum), its faster, and easier than a manual machine.

I have the a Nespresso pods machine (Creatista Pro or whatever it's called), for 5-6 years now. I've come to realize that pods turn out to be much more expensive long term, even if you buy them at sales. I buy only aluminum ones, they are about 70c to $1.2 depending on what you get. Even at the lower end of that price spectrum, I would have recuperated the price of a bigger machine with grinder many times over in all these years.

I do think the pods are convenient and less of a hassle but turn out to be quite expensive over the ownership of the machine.
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3d ago
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BrotherAli
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3d ago
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My friend made me a coffee from this and it wasn't hot enough. Otherwise seemed like a good machine
3d ago
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3d ago
jamesl
3d ago
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Quote from BrotherAli :
My friend made me a coffee from this and it wasn't hot enough. Otherwise seemed like a good machine

You can adjust the brew temp. At the hottest it's still not scalding hot if you're used to that, but IMO it's perfect for me.
3d ago
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jamesl
3d ago
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Quote from _lukas :
I know it's 'different' but if you want nicer-than-drip coffee but don't want to pay hundreds, an older Nespresso Essenza uses the pods that are significantly cheaper, at about 25-30 cents per pod (even if you get the more eco friendly aluminum), its faster, and easier than a manual machine.

This is a fully automatic machine. Aside from occasional cleaning, and daily dumping of grounds and water, it's not any different from a Nespresso, but it is cheaper in the long term and IMO produces better espresso based drinks.
2d ago
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Joined Nov 2010
2d ago
neeraj27
2d ago
37 Posts
This vs ninja luxe in terms of coffee and plastic parts used?
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2d ago
ctc1010
2d ago
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Just for awareness, the 3200 is an older model; the newer model (3300) is on sale at amazon now for $549.
2d ago
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2d ago
jjwhatever
2d ago
131 Posts
Bought this a few months ago for 550. We had it dialed in pretty quickly, mostly by making the grinder setting finer. Very happy with the results. We had the entry level delonghi before and that was fine too, but we like the Philips better - both for espresso and Americanos. Foamer works great.

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Yomamaphat
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how is this compared to delonghi magnifica evo?

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