Amazon has PHILIPS Series 4400 Fully Automatic LatteGo Espresso Machine (EP4444/90) for $579.10. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Hot drinks like espresso, coffee, lattes, and cappucinos, to iced coffee, or simply hot water, take your pick. Top your coffee with silky smooth milk with our proprietary milk system.
Automatically grinds, tamps and brews at the push of a button with our intuitive color display. Easily adjust strength, volume, and milk level, and save up to 2 profiles to return to your favorites every time.
Frothed. Foamed. Your milk, your way, automatically. LatteGo is the fastest to clean milk system ever: 3 parts, no internal tubes or hidden compartments. Dishwasher safe or can be rinsed clean in 10 seconds.
Ready when you are. Ready-to-brew in 3 seconds with QuickStart. Prepare your coffee in peace thanks to SilentBrew's sound shielding and quiet grinding, certified by Quiet Mark. 40% quieter than earlier models.
Our research indicates that this offer is $120.85 lower (17% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $699.95
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Amazon has PHILIPS Series 4400 Fully Automatic LatteGo Espresso Machine (EP4444/90) for $579.10. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Features:
Hot drinks like espresso, coffee, lattes, and cappucinos, to iced coffee, or simply hot water, take your pick. Top your coffee with silky smooth milk with our proprietary milk system.
Automatically grinds, tamps and brews at the push of a button with our intuitive color display. Easily adjust strength, volume, and milk level, and save up to 2 profiles to return to your favorites every time.
Frothed. Foamed. Your milk, your way, automatically. LatteGo is the fastest to clean milk system ever: 3 parts, no internal tubes or hidden compartments. Dishwasher safe or can be rinsed clean in 10 seconds.
Ready when you are. Ready-to-brew in 3 seconds with QuickStart. Prepare your coffee in peace thanks to SilentBrew's sound shielding and quiet grinding, certified by Quiet Mark. 40% quieter than earlier models.
Our research indicates that this offer is $120.85 lower (17% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $699.95
About this store:
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households trying to replace K-Cups with higher-quality coffee because commenters say it's "goodbye K Cups" and that they saved money by switching to whole bean coffee and milk.
people who mostly want cappuccinos and lattes at home because the machine is described as making "great capuccinos and lattes" and being convenient for milk drinks.
owners who are okay with weekly rinses and filter replacement because one long-term user says maintenance is easy (weekly rinses) and they replace the filter about every 9 months.
people who want a superautomatic mainly for milk drinks and can use whole milk because a commenter says milk foaming is a weak point only compared to a steam wand, but it's "pretty good" and whole milk helps.
espresso snobs or anyone who expects coffee-shop espresso quality because multiple commenters say the espresso is weak or not as delicious as a good coffee shop (even if it's close to Starbucks).
buyers who don't want to deal with ongoing cleaning because one user says Philips needs weekly cleaning (and another notes a break-in period before shots taste best).
people who are risk-averse about reliability because commenters point to review distribution (19% 1-star and 7% 2-star out of 448) as a sign the machine is unreliable or "probably bad overall."
buyers who want an all-in-one "one-for-all" drink maker because a commenter warns that combo drink machines have too many moving parts and suggests alternatives like a drip machine, Nespresso, or a basic espresso machine instead.
The LatteGo line has multiple long-term use reports, including machines still running well after years of heavy use and thousands of drinks. A 4300 is reported to have passed 3,500 drinks, and a 3200 has been going strong for over 5 years.
Cleanup is reported as easy, and the LatteGo system is praised for simple maintenance. The machine does need weekly rinsing of some components, and the filter is typically replaced about every 9 months.
There are reliability concerns in the review data, with a notable share of 1-star and 2-star feedback. That points to a meaningful risk of defects or dissatisfaction, even though some owners report years of trouble-free use.
I got it last year and it changed quality of my life! Only milk and whole bean coffee needed, I think I actually saved around $400 last year alone from not buying K pods alone and I stopped buying coffee creamer too thats prob another couple hundred.
I beat the brakes off my 3200 for over 5 years. Just upgraded to a 5500 off a good open box deal. No hesitation, this is a good price for the 4400. The color goes will with most stainless appliance.
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19% of 1-star reviews. Thank you but no thank you.
Yeah, that seems rather odd, would not take that risk with $600 coffee machine, people say they save over keurig pods, but that's $600 upfront investment, getting rid of your old keurig machine, and honestly keurig is just normal light coffee, not espresso, just get a $50 drip coffee machine if you want to a huge upgrade over keurig, and a nespresso machine or just a basic espresso machine. These combo "drink makers" have too many moving parts and try to please everyone.
I've been in market but I am thinking there isn't one-for-all solution to this.
I have the 4300 and here's my take after close to 3500 drinks made with it: It makes espresso close to Starbucks but nowhere near as delicious as a good coffee shop. It's better than pods and it's very convenient. The coffee setting is comparable to drip, but you don't buy something like this for basic coffee. The milk foam is a weak point, it isn't nearly as good as something with a good steam wand but again, this is all about convenience. Use whole milk and it's pretty good and easy to clean. It's sensitive to bean quality (if you use grocery store beans, you're probably not going to love it, and it prefers lighter roasts). It has a break in period. The first 30 or 40 shots won't be nearly as good as the several thousand to follow. Maintenance is easy, though you have to rinse some components once a week. Parts are easy to come by and it shares a brew group with multiple models. I replace the filter every 9 months or so, and use it for a minimum of 4 drinks a day.
I paid 1k for the 5400 model 3 1/2 years ago. It gets heavy use and my wife likes the dark beans which isn't suggest for such machines but its still going fine. Thing just keeps going.. Quality of the drinks is pretty good.
it's a good product not a great one. if you've never had a superautomatic and you want to drink mostly milk drinks, this will be just fine. it makes weak espresso (really small pucks for the amount of water it uses) but the milk foaming is pretty good.
if you're an espresso snob or you just want to get the best bang for your buck i'd recommend checking out the delonghi magnifica. you can usually find similar milk foaming models for cheaper than the philips and it uses bigger pucks than the philips. also the brew group doesn't need the weekly cleaning the philips needs.
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I have lower end version of this and I cannot live without it. It's been one of my best investments. I've been saving a ton of money on store bought coffee because this makes great capuccinos and lattes. I've had it for a year and a half, and whenever it breaks down, I'll definitely be buying another.
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Community Reviews
PHILIPS Series 4400 is a fully automatic espresso machine best suited for milk drinks and convenient home coffee. It makes cappuccinos and lattes that feel close to Starbucks quality, with easy cleanup and simple weekly maintenance. The LatteGo setup also cuts out K pods and creamer, which can lower coffee costs over time. The main drawbacks are weaker espresso than a good café shot, milk foam that trails a steam wand, and some concern about reliability from the review mix. A solid fit if convenience and milk drinks matter most.
households trying to replace K-Cups with higher-quality coffee because commenters say it's "goodbye K Cups" and that they saved money by switching to whole bean coffee and milk.
people who mostly want cappuccinos and lattes at home because the machine is described as making "great capuccinos and lattes" and being convenient for milk drinks.
owners who are okay with weekly rinses and filter replacement because one long-term user says maintenance is easy (weekly rinses) and they replace the filter about every 9 months.
people who want a superautomatic mainly for milk drinks and can use whole milk because a commenter says milk foaming is a weak point only compared to a steam wand, but it's "pretty good" and whole milk helps.
espresso snobs or anyone who expects coffee-shop espresso quality because multiple commenters say the espresso is weak or not as delicious as a good coffee shop (even if it's close to Starbucks).
buyers who don't want to deal with ongoing cleaning because one user says Philips needs weekly cleaning (and another notes a break-in period before shots taste best).
people who are risk-averse about reliability because commenters point to review distribution (19% 1-star and 7% 2-star out of 448) as a sign the machine is unreliable or "probably bad overall."
buyers who want an all-in-one "one-for-all" drink maker because a commenter warns that combo drink machines have too many moving parts and suggests alternatives like a drip machine, Nespresso, or a basic espresso machine instead.
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I've been in market but I am thinking there isn't one-for-all solution to this.
if you're an espresso snob or you just want to get the best bang for your buck i'd recommend checking out the delonghi magnifica. you can usually find similar milk foaming models for cheaper than the philips and it uses bigger pucks than the philips. also the brew group doesn't need the weekly cleaning the philips needs.
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