I bought the 5400 Philips. The first one lasted 2 days and stopped working. I received a 2nd one and it didn't work at all. Maybe the 3200 is a better machine but they both look pretty much the same.
Entire philips lineup are the same, the brew component are identical. The only difference is the number of drinks they are programmed to make. I currently have 5400 and it's been working for 2 years straight now
I like your countertops and backsplash and definitely recognize what they are , good taste & nice choice . I was wondering if you are available to review or compare Delonghi Eletta Explor with one of the newest Filips models ?
I’m looking for a bean to cup machine. I came across to see Philips Lattego vs Delonghi Magnifica S. Price is quite different between the two models. Normally I’d drink Americano, however latte from time to time. Would you still recommend Lattego?
@nitiwadeechanasongkram3480 anything to do with milk is easier to clean with Philips LatteGo. So for me being one lazy ass when it comes to dishes and cleaning overall, I kept the Philips machine, though I liked milk froth better on the Delonghi. Even for occasional milk drinks, I think Delonghi managed to overengineer the milk mechanism
Something to keep in mind is that the Philips brewing component is known to have a problem with spillage. If you grind more oily beans, it will eventually spill over in greater amounts.
Good video! What do you think of the quality of espresso and coffee between the 2? I just happen to be in the market for one on Black Friday. I’m between the Magnifica Evo and the lattego 4300.
The coffee taste on the output is the same, at least to my taste buds. I tried the same beans, did similar grind settings and honestly I can't feel the difference. One thing I noticed about the brew group, on dinamica it spits out pucks almost dry (which is a good thing) while on Philips pucks are moist. So technically brew group on Dinamica has better pressure on it, but when it comes to the taste - no difference. So I decided to go with ease of maintenance for lattes and picked Philips. Please use one of our affiliated links to buy one, helps us run the channel at no cost to you!
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Hi, Roman Is there any differences between Saeco And Philips machine. If we compare philips 5400 and Saeco GranArome, Which machine can make better espresso or milk froth ?
@sovrano111 hey! I cannot say much about Saeco as I haven't tried it, but Philips owns it and if you watch Saeco machine maintenance video it shows that the brew group mechanism is the exact same brew group you get with Philips machines. So I would assume coffee is identical. The only thing I would have hard time guessing is the milk froth as it uses similar approach to what Delonghi has. Here is the video I mentioned: th-cam.com/video/IXZ9oBla--M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fdxYUdCqs-u-1EFE
Are the prices in USD? U just stumbled on the video. I recently purchased a Philips 5500/80 for about USD 660 (SEK6999) fron the Philips online outlet Versuni. Very satisfied so far (only a week/100 cups)
Hello, I just bought Philips 3200. I set the temperature to highest as per manual; however, milk coffees (latte and cappuccino) are not that hot. I don't want to warm my coffee in microwave. Any solution?
It's either you have high heat tolerance, using super cold milk or your machine is faulty 😀 I suggest you measure the drink temperature so you have a reference point to start investigating from
I read about this issue too but my medium setting is already too hot. I think I'm too used to the laid back temperatures of pour overs and Aeropress. Still playing with my settings as we speak!
It's provided in the set. Look up Philips/Saeco grease HD5061. Here is the manual: saeco.com/care/faq/How-to-lubricate-the-brew-group-of-my-Saeco-Espresso-Machine/
Hi, what do you think of the grinding system on philips? We have one philips machine in our family and i noticed that delonghi is way quieter in terms of grinding the coffee beans than the philips one. Although we have the philips 2200 series but compared to the delonghi magnifica s, the philips has way too loud grinding system in my opinion. Thank you for your answer.
I wouldn't say there is a big difference, you would have to put both machines at least side by side in the same spot to really test it for your setup. In my case I don't recall grinder noise being an issue.
@isaacmubanda3753 I'd say no, these are made for home use or I'd rather say not fast paced environment. Can it be used? Of course, but there are better options
@isaacmubanda3753 I never dealt with it, I'd say look into commercial grade machines something similar but smaller like they in coffee shops. Main reason why this is a bad idea in my opinion to use these is the cleaning. These will take a lot of time to maintain. I'd rather get something like this for a coffee shop and do cleaning on a spot than deal with any of these automatic ones as they will get messy.
I tried coffee from one of these and its awesome, I'd say almost pro level and would be easier for you to maintain and keep clean in shop environment. Only now you would need to know the coffee combos for all the lattes, americanos, flat whites, cappuchinos etc.
what machines are you comparing? delonghi dinamica in the video can do 13 types, we show that in the video, but selection process is complicated. Philips 5000 series has about the same too. However, this is a wrong question to ask when choosing machines, you should ask how easy is it to make my cup of coffee and here philips wins it all the way.
Thank you
you are welcome!
I put mine ep2220 at the garbage.
What a terrible machine to clean intern.
Back to delonghi
Got a new ecam 350.15 love it
I can say the same about delonghi milk frother! 😁 fair point though. It's one or the other
I bought the 5400 Philips. The first one lasted 2 days and stopped working. I received a 2nd one and it didn't work at all. Maybe the 3200 is a better machine but they both look pretty much the same.
Entire philips lineup are the same, the brew component are identical. The only difference is the number of drinks they are programmed to make. I currently have 5400 and it's been working for 2 years straight now
I have that machine now 9 years np
I like your countertops and backsplash and definitely recognize what they are , good taste & nice choice . I was wondering if you are available to review or compare Delonghi Eletta Explor with one of the newest Filips models ?
Hi there! Thanks for watching! I was not planning any reviews for the coffee machines but if you can supply one we would for sure look into it!
Excellent video
thank you!
I just bought the 5400 Philips at WS for $850 on sale. Maybe Amazon will match soon. Just letting all know.
Lol coffeemachines are so expensive in the US.. I bought my Philips LatteGo 5400 for 500 euro's which is $540.
I’m looking for a bean to cup machine. I came across to see Philips Lattego vs Delonghi Magnifica S. Price is quite different between the two models. Normally I’d drink Americano, however latte from time to time. Would you still recommend Lattego?
@nitiwadeechanasongkram3480 anything to do with milk is easier to clean with Philips LatteGo. So for me being one lazy ass when it comes to dishes and cleaning overall, I kept the Philips machine, though I liked milk froth better on the Delonghi. Even for occasional milk drinks, I think Delonghi managed to overengineer the milk mechanism
Hi, do you know how many grams of coffee it uses per each extraction at its maximum dose? I would appreciate this information. Thank you
It's 10 grams if I use the pregrounded coffee with a scoop
Thank you for your answer, it is the same with coffee beans?
@@Hello-Hi-Ciao-Hallo that I wouldn't know how to measure 🤓
Exactly!, there is no information available about that! Thanks @@RomanDoes
delonghi brew group its very simple and more reliable then philips
easier to clean yes, not sure about reliability.
Many thanks for your review, which best machine in milk frothing?, philips 5400 or delonghi dinamica
I like froth better on delonghi, it comes out silky smooth while on Philips it feels watery and bubbly
Something to keep in mind is that the Philips brewing component is known to have a problem with spillage. If you grind more oily beans, it will eventually spill over in greater amounts.
A valid point! Thanks for sharing.
Are you thinking of switching for Delonghi now?
Good video! What do you think of the quality of espresso and coffee between the 2?
I just happen to be in the market for one on Black Friday. I’m between the Magnifica Evo and the lattego 4300.
The coffee taste on the output is the same, at least to my taste buds. I tried the same beans, did similar grind settings and honestly I can't feel the difference. One thing I noticed about the brew group, on dinamica it spits out pucks almost dry (which is a good thing) while on Philips pucks are moist. So technically brew group on Dinamica has better pressure on it, but when it comes to the taste - no difference.
So I decided to go with ease of maintenance for lattes and picked Philips.
Please use one of our affiliated links to buy one, helps us run the channel at no cost to you!
Black Friday is the best time to buy an automatic espresso machine! Find the best deal (links are affiliated, but cost nothing to you. It only means that Amazon might share a few dollars with us. So please buy everything!):
For American Coffee Lovers:
De'Longhi Dinamica Plus Top Model: amzn.to/49EkCFX
De'Longhi Dinamica Latte Crema Top Model: amzn.to/3QIGRlu
De'Longhi Magnifica Midrange Model: amzn.to/3QIDH14
Philips 4300 Upper Model: amzn.to/49F6mgo
Philips 3200 Midrange Model: amzn.to/3QYCXGE
For Canadian Folks:
De'Longhi Dinamica Top Model: amzn.to/47rJejG
De'Longhi Magnifica Midrange Model: amzn.to/3uqX3QM
Philips 3200 Midrange Model: amzn.to/47hFqla
Philips 4300 Upper Model: amzn.to/3SJ5Hoe
Philips 5400 Top Model: amzn.to/3FZ4gKy
Hi, Roman Is there any differences between Saeco And Philips machine. If we compare philips 5400 and Saeco GranArome, Which machine can make better espresso or milk froth ?
@sovrano111 hey! I cannot say much about Saeco as I haven't tried it, but Philips owns it and if you watch Saeco machine maintenance video it shows that the brew group mechanism is the exact same brew group you get with Philips machines. So I would assume coffee is identical. The only thing I would have hard time guessing is the milk froth as it uses similar approach to what Delonghi has.
Here is the video I mentioned: th-cam.com/video/IXZ9oBla--M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fdxYUdCqs-u-1EFE
Are the prices in USD? U just stumbled on the video. I recently purchased a Philips 5500/80 for about USD 660 (SEK6999) fron the Philips online outlet Versuni.
Very satisfied so far (only a week/100 cups)
Yes it's all on USD
😊😊😊
Hello,
I just bought Philips 3200.
I set the temperature to highest as per manual; however, milk coffees (latte and cappuccino) are not that hot.
I don't want to warm my coffee in microwave.
Any solution?
It's either you have high heat tolerance, using super cold milk or your machine is faulty 😀 I suggest you measure the drink temperature so you have a reference point to start investigating from
I read about this issue too but my medium setting is already too hot. I think I'm too used to the laid back temperatures of pour overs and Aeropress. Still playing with my settings as we speak!
I will not continue the video due to the provocative sound at 0:15
lol
You got me curious, what is it provoking in you?
@@RomanDoes this weird sound of drinking! its really not cool, at least for me, I am a sensitive person for sounds, sorry for this.
@@foodsecrets4819 what?! omg man, get a life
When you say Philips needs lubricant - what does that mean ?
It means you need to lubricate it on a regular basis to keep brew component operational
Can you suggest what type of lubricants suitable to use?
It's provided in the set. Look up Philips/Saeco grease HD5061. Here is the manual: saeco.com/care/faq/How-to-lubricate-the-brew-group-of-my-Saeco-Espresso-Machine/
Washing wasn't a problem for me... Of course the wife did the washing ... Nice 🤣
its a more expensive approach to washing
Hi, what do you think of the grinding system on philips? We have one philips machine in our family and i noticed that delonghi is way quieter in terms of grinding the coffee beans than the philips one. Although we have the philips 2200 series but compared to the delonghi magnifica s, the philips has way too loud grinding system in my opinion. Thank you for your answer.
I wouldn't say there is a big difference, you would have to put both machines at least side by side in the same spot to really test it for your setup. In my case I don't recall grinder noise being an issue.
Hi!
Can any of these machines be used in a coffee shop,not a busy one though ?
@isaacmubanda3753 I'd say no, these are made for home use or I'd rather say not fast paced environment. Can it be used? Of course, but there are better options
@@RomanDoes what better and affordable options are those ?
Thanks in advance.
@isaacmubanda3753 I never dealt with it, I'd say look into commercial grade machines something similar but smaller like they in coffee shops. Main reason why this is a bad idea in my opinion to use these is the cleaning. These will take a lot of time to maintain. I'd rather get something like this for a coffee shop and do cleaning on a spot than deal with any of these automatic ones as they will get messy.
see this: amzn.to/3SSY9OS
I tried coffee from one of these and its awesome, I'd say almost pro level and would be easier for you to maintain and keep clean in shop environment. Only now you would need to know the coffee combos for all the lattes, americanos, flat whites, cappuchinos etc.
Just got one one week ago. It is amazing
Which one?! 😀
philipps lattego 3200, and it is amazing. @@RomanDoes
Philips Lattego 3200. Its amazing. I love it@@RomanDoes
Philips (Saeco) wins
Ceramic grinder for 20K cups, quieter
Lattego with no messy tube
Aqua Clean filter, descale only after 5000 cups
Much cheaper
Exactly my reasons for keeping it!
What coffee machine makes more type of coffees?
what machines are you comparing? delonghi dinamica in the video can do 13 types, we show that in the video, but selection process is complicated. Philips 5000 series has about the same too. However, this is a wrong question to ask when choosing machines, you should ask how easy is it to make my cup of coffee and here philips wins it all the way.
I’m looking for the best Machine, the best quality, and the one that does it all with all the features including the screen
@@slyr1 then you will never find it 😀 such thing doesn't exist in any product type.
@@slyr1I just got the Philips 5500, 20 different coffee drinks + only hot water or milk