Philips 4300 LatteGo vs. 3200 LatteGo | Crew Comparison
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In this video Jake gives you the overview of the Philips 4300 and 3200 LatteGo machines. These espresso machines are very similar, but still have some big differences. Learn more here!
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Good overview. Unfortunately there’s an error at 3:57. Caffè Crema is a black drink, no milk. It’s a longer pull through the puck. The default recipes of Philips machines with screens are Ristretto 30 ml, Espresso 40 ml, Coffee 120 ml, Caffè Crema 140 ml.
So it's basically a lungo?
I find it interesting that the 4300 LatteGo is "new" to USA, but has been offered in Europe for several years and is now being replaced by the 5400 LatteGo. I believe Canada has the newer 5400 model available now, for anybody who cares to cross the border to get something newer than the 4300.
You can buy the 5400 in the US. I have one. It appears to be an exclusive to one California-based national chain.
@@stumbledotcom , thank you for that heads up!
@@stumbledotcom correct. I just ordered. Are you loving the 5400?
@@alexanderloper4742 Yes. Three months in, no regrets.
The profile option alone is worth it. My wife and I have different preferences.
Really enjoy all the videos. I bought the 4300 last week from you guys after a lot of research, but I only have one issue that maybe you can help me with. Under my user profile settings, I choose to make 2 cups for an Americano in the morning. Even though it says it has saved my settings to the blue or green profile, the next time I go back to make the same drink, it defaults back to 1 cup. Any advice on what I could be doing wrong? I'm super happy with my purchase other than this little hiccup. Thanks in advance for your help.
Nice to see they helped you with your questions. 🫤
@@rickslife I mean, they aren't the manufacturer.
Great review, but no mention of price differential, which is what the choice ultimately comes down to for most people I would guess.
If your worries about the cost of your espresso maker, Buy a mr. Coffee…
@@iloveyew9984 OUCH!
Fantastic comparison and informative. Thanks for your review.
The 3200 EP3241/74 is marketed as being able to make ice coffees, and the 3200 EP3241/54 doesn’t make the same claim. People often say ice coffee just regular coffee poured over ice. What does the EP3241/74 do to make ice coffee that special or different from just coffee poured over ice? Why can’t the EP3241/54 make ice coffee if it’s just regular coffee over ice?
Did you find the answer?
The iced coffee function brews at a lower temp and with a longer extraction when compared to the standard coffee setting. If you drink a lot of iced coffee, I'd say it's a worthwhile feature.
Thanks for a good review, do you know how does for 4300 compare to the 5400? is it worth the upgrade?
Do you “have to” regards replace the filters, even if you use filtered water (e.g., reverse osmosis)? How much do the “8 to 9” filters required between descaling cost? Do these machines have the option of an extra shot?
The filters are optional. If you have great water, why spend the extra money on more filters? How many times do you need to filter your water? We have super soft water where we live in the PNW and we've never used a filter on our Saeco superautomatic in 9 yrs of ownership. Descale once or twice a year and that's it. We often get compliments on our coffee from this machine.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH which one do you have?
Know what improvements are in 5400 over 4300?
At 12:17 , the 3200 did not rinse??
If there is only one hopper, do you have to replace the beans in the hopper each time you want to switch between espresso based drinks (i.e. Cappuchino's) and drinks that require just regular coffeee beans (i.e. americano)? If yes, how easy is it to switch out beans, since most grinders have beans already down in the Bur Grinder. If not, than what am I missing here, since I see a likely need for 2 different types of beans, but only 1 hopper.
Interesting the 3200 appears to produce the same drink as the 4300 but with more liquid volume as seen at 13:40.
They use the same guts (boiler/brew group), so any variation is an anomaly to those particular machines, probably due to the various sensors that regulate these settings. For all intents and purposes, they should brew at the same speed and at the same temp and volume, within a minor percentage variation.
Good review/comparo. Thanks.
hye sir..is it philips 4300 make an excellent foaming froath milk as other espresso brand machine ?
is the temperature hot water reach 90 celcius ?
The philips 4300 makes an amazing frothy milk!!
Hi, I purchased Philips 3200 Lattego few days ago.
I have set the temperature to maximum however milk coffee (latte ,cappuccino) are not coming hot.They are luke warm.
Is this how it is in this coffee machine? Or I got a defective one?
I bought 3200 with big discount since 4300 not yet available in Malaysia.
hye sir..is it philips 4300 make an excellent foaming froath milk as other espresso brand machine ?
is the temperature hot water reach 90 celcius ?
Lol, how many here bought one after watching?
Ok. I'm one of them. I bought one and I love. I use it everyday.
I bought one after watch this!
Me!
I got one before I saw this and I took it back as it wasn’t getting hot it’s 0 out of 10 from me.
I already have one (9 yrs old and needing repair) and am looking for a new one.
Hi Jake, Great Review, Thanks! As in my country I cannot get yet 4300 I hjust bought the 3200. My kids love hot chocolate but just realised that I cannot make only milk forth.
At 4.15 you mention that you found a work around on the 3200 for doing this. Can you comment for me in more details how to do it? or do a short video about it? I realised many ppl have question about this. Thank you in advance!
He did mention using the pre ground slot, Emptying out the water
Who needs screen for “convenient” change of brightness, watter hardness or temp.? You set them once and forget about it. Its not like you take the machine under your arm and carry it all over the places 🤷🏻
Still great review. Have 3200 for 5 years, its fast and easy, but those machines above 1000 with manual thumping produce better coffee, they have more real control. Also 12 grinder settings is a bit marketing trick, its more like 3 you can tell the difference
How would you compare these 2 models to the Melitta Avanza 270-100?
Probably not the LatteGo versions as the Melitta doesn't offer a similar milk box.
Do you have to buy espresso beans only?
FYI, your link to the 4300 doesn't work
Great review. I’m curious if anyone figured how to make a ristretto with the 3200 and is it worth the upgrade?
Is there an option for pregrounded coffee powder
Where are they made?
In România philips Orăștie
Nice video but a few issues with Philip’s which made simplicity its motto decades ago. Why a 10 oz bean capacity when standard bean bags in the USA are 12 oz? Why no timer to preheat when I get up in the morning? Very pedestrian features compared to other automatic machines for up to 50% lower price?
It literally takes a minute to preheat and rinse from cold. How busy is your day that you can't tolerate a 1 minute wait. LOL.
This machine wasn't made just for the USA market. Europe gets the latest models first so maybe it's made to fit the size of their standard bean bags. Not everything is about the USA 🤣
@@november132 not everything-but most things
@@phillyphan1225 MERICA
What's the warranty on the 4300?
hello, can you please show how to set the temperature to max setting in 3200 lattego?
Read the manual.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Thank you, already found it!
My 3200 machine makes a thumping sound for a few seconds before making a milk drink - is this normal?
Yes it is.
Is the Pre coffee water drip normal just before it brews?
yes it is. That how it works on most of the automatic espresso machines it should be pre-infusion/pre- brewing coffee. I have same function on my old Jura espresso machine.
I have the same problem! I used my 4300 for the first time today and my espresso came out very watery, I saw the water dripping before the coffee and I was so disappointed. What can I do in that case?
@@zoibatzina134 mine after 10-15 cups and after setting what I felt was the right grind of 5, worked itself out and is now 100 percent stable and perfect.
@@davidm8316 thanks for the reply
Do this machines take soy or almond milk, I never see a comment about the type of milk used in this machines, I assume it’s based on normal milk, thank you
Yes you can, official philips has this in their video
It's a container. You can put anything in the container you want.
"Wish me luck"You're making a coffee mate not climbing the east face of K2.
I know, I laughed out loud when he said that, then I wished him good luck in a sarcastic voice.
lol
“Café au WHAT?” 😅😅😅😅
Blocked the entire menu selection on the 4300. :(
I would like to see you guys do a affordable espresso machine for us not so rich people.
Good luck with that. The barrier to entry for a proper machine is high. Not Seattle Coffee fault, just is what it is.
for real, one of these is half my paycheck
@@hustlehumbly6169 Dude, the 4300 one is $799? Is your monthly salary like $1600? So your annual income is $19,200.
If you make that little, you shouldn't even be using the internet. Get your life in order.
@@IScreenshotNFTs get paid weekly
These machines are not expensive....
Does it have to use "dairy" or can it use non dairy products and creamers?
Non-dairy is unlikely to produce a thick enough froth, so I assume it won’t work very well. The bubbles will be too big and they’ll pop before you get a chance to enjoy the drink. Kind of like dish detergent bubbles.
It can be used with non-dairy plant-based milk, there are a ton of "Barista" milk options (Oddly Good Barista oat drink is my favorite) they froth just as good if not better than dairy milk.
You can use anything you want. You may or may not get the desired results, but anything can be used. Experiment. Cow's milk is around 90% water anyway, depending on the fat content.
the 3200 cappuccino looks more like a cappuccino
Coffee makers are profiling people now?!?!
Helpful review, but that's the worst pronunciation of "café au lait" I've ever heard 😂
True. I wasn’t watching so I had to check back to see if I heard it right 😂
I died a little when he said that. LOL
I was like whaaaaaaaa???? Lol
my philips make too much milk froth and I dont like it. it's crap
the first ten minutes of this tortuous video could have been said in about 90 seconds if the presenter was organized.
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basing on your reviews what would you recommend, I am in the market and leaning towards the 4300 @seattecoffegear