Philips LatteGo Line Overview
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I own the 3200 and couldnt be happier. Sold my Breville Barista Express for it and dont regret it. Super easy to clean an maintain, espresso tastes really good, much better than i expected for a super automatic and the "dry" milk system is a dream. Taking the Latte Go apart and cleaning can literally be done by a blind person, no offence. Since the milk doesnt go through the machine itself, there is absolutely nothing else to clean other than the latte go cup. I cant recommend it enough, love it
i am thinking of buying breville barista espresso or phillips latte go 5400 what would you advise? as i can presume you are not very satisfied with your breville
@@mariak4045 I have used both extensively for years. If you want to go for pure coffee result, I believe the Barista Express is easily superior. However, due to the manual work, you need to learn some barista skills and even then you can have uneven results depending on the day. However, when you become very familiar, the quality is top notch, better than coffee shops I would say. Philips provides unparallel ease of use, you wake up and the only thing you have to do is push a button. My wife loves it because she just could not care less about learning the Breville’s manual operation. A couple of thing though, Philips gets less grams of coffee per puck so the coffe will never be as strong as Breville’s and although Philips is very easy to use, the maintenance is more demanding. Lastly, if you want drinks like cappuccinos and lattes, then the Philips does a great job with those and is basically the only option. Hope it helps.
@@mariak4045 Latte Go for ease of use. If you are a coffee snob and dont' mind putting in the work, go for the Breville. I went with the Latte Go, no regrets.
What's your specific model number? It's so confusing with the different lines and numbers.
could you explain the "dry milk system" ? thanks
Instead of wasting coffee grinds when you want to just froth milk, set it up to use BYPASS DOSING and then cancel when it's finished frothing the milk. No wasted water, no wasted coffee grinds :-)
Cousin's 3200 is still working flawlessly with no maintenance and I got it for her when you first started carrying them. That tubeless carafe siphon was the biggest selling point. Nothing on the market beats the simplicity of this operation or ease of cleaning in a super auto especially for the quality of the drinks it can make.
Perfect for college/dorm life. Doesn't take up a ton of room but still gives you the Keurig experience.
What kind of college student has the money for this?
also what do you mean Keurig experience? Keurig is legit trash compared to this
@@NatetheGR8PClmao i was like never compare this to a keurig 😂
Thanks for the comparison. Are the espresso's consistent across all 3 machine? i wonder how many grams of coffee per espresso on the highest bean setting? Would you be able to advise?
Wish there was a comparison of brewing the same drink, but overall this was very helpful!
8:14 he says "the quality of the drinks match"
What happened to the 5400 LatteGo model? They don’t have it on the site in stock anymore either. Was it poor?
GAIL COME BACK!!! Also I think it's ironic they named a machine LatteGo that doesn't even have a dedicated latte button.
Thanks so much very well explained going to purches the middle one
what if you want an espresso machiato??
Can you make an espresso machiato with the 3200 ? Getting the foam seems quiet a challenge
Thank you, Pat! Nice video. Happy Holidays!!
Do you prefer the 3200 over the DeLonghi Magnifica Evo?
Thanks. That was very helpful.
Wish you would show how they each make drinks.
are the grind settings different between the machines...i.e. more grind settings in the higher numbered latte go machines?
No. Except for the menu buttons/screen the machines are identical. Same ceramic grinder with same amount/range of settings, same PID temperature control, same pressure, etc..
@@Driftuner You also get more drinks the higher up you go
Hope he's going sale soon. Would make great Christmas gifts for my significant other.
My friend this was my thinking. Just got my 3200 and my wife is so happy. Makes great coffee too :)
I bought the 4300 a week ago and thus far I'm not very impressed. Almost no coffee foam from grinded coffee, but a decent foam if you use already grinded coffee. I don't know how the grinder works exactly, I've tried adjusting it several times now.
I changed number for grinder , how I can rest to manufacture , also which number ?
Very good review!
Thanks! Glad that you enjoyed it :)
Has anyone figured out how to not have all your milk based drinks coming out cold? We've seen a lot of reviews that you basically have to microwave your drink after it's made, since the milk frothing significantly decreases the temp of the coffee.
You don't get the 5400 series?
CAN YOU MAKE ICE COFFE IN MODEL 4300 ?
Hi there, this doesn't have a dedicated iced coffee setting, but you could approximate it by brewing at high strength over ice.
Why isn’t the 5400 easier to track down in the US? I can only find it on back order at Williams-Sonoma. I was deciding between the 4300 and the 5400, but for just an extra $100, it doesn’t seem like there’s a choice to be made.
According to Philip’s website, the 5400 is sold exclusively at Williams-Sonoma in the U.S.
Would you use the 4300 for commercial use?
No, you generally wouldn't use a Philips espresso machine for anything intended to be sold to a customer, the Philips machines do not internally bloom the coffee and they do not use burst brewing techniques which the jura/gaggia machines do. If you are serving customers you should invest into jura machines because they are universally agreed upon to make the closest espresso to a manually pulled shot.
3241/54 vs 3241/74
Can anyone explain to me the difference between these two machines?
I've searched the web but cannot find any info as to why the 74 is $100 (CAD) more in price.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
I’ve been searching for this too. The only info I found is that the 74 can decrease the temp a little more to make iced coffe
The only diff is the color. :)
What does the xelsis have over these machines?
Separate heating element for milk and coffee
I just got a 3200 and the regular coffee is so watery. I’ve brewed dozens of cups to try to get it to adjust and it’s better but still pretty bad. Any advice?
For some reason it takes many cups for the machine to adjust, but it does, eventually. You can also try using the espresso setting and adjusting the strength and quantity parameters to your liking (even adding more hot water if you need to). (Of course you can also adjust the grind setting and the coffee beans.) After an initial phase-in, the coffee (esp. the espresso) tastes very good, in my opinion.
@@randolphs.4644 Hi Randolph,
When you say it takes a lot of cups for the mashine to adjust, how many would say? Give or take a few 🙂
@@MrLars1984 Sorry, I don't remember, but probably a week or two. We've had our machine for a couple of months, and (as I said) the quality of the coffee is consistently good. ( I use the espresso setting, and my wife uses the coffee setting.) Besides waiting, try making the grind setting several notches finer (while it's grinding).
@@MrLars1984 did it ever get better? i just bought one also
Mine started making fantastic drinks after about 10 uses
Feel like they should have called it the cappuccino go machine.... maybe that was already taken 🤔