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Philips 4300 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine - LatteGo Milk Frother, 8 Coffee Varieties, Intuitive Touch Display, Black, (EP4347/94)

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Features

  • With Philips 4300 Series easily make up to 8 black and milk-based aromatic coffee varieties with the touch of a button! Enjoy the delicious taste and aroma of coffee from fresh beans at the perfect temperature
  • LatteGo Milk System: Top your coffee off with a silky-smooth layer of milk froth
  • Intuitive Touch Display: Select the perfect coffee for your mood with just one touch
  • My Coffee Choice Menu: Adjust the strength and quantity of your beverage and choose from three different settings to suit your preferences. The Aroma Extract system intelligently strikes the optimum balance between brewing temperature and aroma extraction
  • Powerful Filter and Easy Maintenance: Thanks to the AquaClean, enjoy clear and purified water - by changing the filter after being prompted by the machine, you will not need to descale your machine for up to 5000 cups

Description

Philips 4300 fully automatic espresso machine with LatteGo brings café-quality coffee to the home, offering up to 8 different coffee drinks with just the touch of a button via its new user interface. Managing the entire process from bean to brew seamlessly, the machine is designed with durable, ceramic grinders and features the easy-to-clean LatteGo milk frothing system and the Aroma Extract brewing system. Top your coffee off with a silky-smooth layer of milk froth. The LatteGo mixes milk and air at high speed in the round frothing chamber, then adds a splash-free, creamy layer of milk froth to your cup at just the right temperature. Our 2 part milk system has no tubes or hidden parts and can be cleaned in as little as 15 seconds under the tap or in the dishwasher. The TFT display with icons will make the preparation of aromatic coffee from freshly ground beans extremely easy and intuitive. Enjoy coffee you love the same way every time with two user profiles that store your customized recipes. With an extra guest profile, your visitors can savor a coffee exactly the way they like, without changing yours. The Aroma Extract system intelligently strikes the optimum balance between brewing temperature and aroma extraction by keeping the water temperature between 90 and 98°C, while regulating the water flow rate, so you can enjoy delicious coffees. Our durable ceramic grinders can be adjusted in 12 steps, so you can turn your beans into anything from ultra-fine powder to coarse grindings. Our grinders are 100% pure ceramic: extremely hard and precise, so you can enjoy fresh aromatic coffee, for at least 20.000 cups. Our patented innovation, AquaClean water filter, ensures you make the most out of your fully automatic coffee machine. By changing the filter at machine request, you will not need to descale your machine for up to 5000 cups, while enjoying clear and purified water.

Brand: Philips Kitchen Appliances


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 15"W x 17"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Brand: Philips Kitchen Appliances


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 15"W x 17"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Style: 4300 Series


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso


Exterior Finish: Matte


Included Components: Phlips 4300 Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo, measuring scoop, water hardness test strip, AquaClean filter


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Voltage: 220 Volts


Model Name: EP4347/94


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Manufacturer: Philips Kitchen Appliances


UPC: 075020095169


Item Weight: 18.26 pounds


Country of Origin: Romania


Item model number: EP4347/94


Date First Available: January 8, 2021


Frequently asked questions

The Philips 4300 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine is equipped with several key features. It hosts an intuitive touch display for ease of use, and it comes with a LatteGo Milk Frother for creamy milk froth. It offers you the ability to select from 8 different coffee varieties, allowing you to customize your beverage to your taste preferences. Additionally, the espresso machine is made in a sleek black design.

The LatteGo Milk Frother on the Philips 4300 Espresso Machine lets you create a silky smooth milk froth that’s perfect for lattes, cappuccinos, and other coffee specialties. It mixes milk and air at high speed in the round frothing chamber, and then adds the froth to your coffee at just the right temperature.

The Philips 4300 Series Espresso Machine offers eight coffee varieties to cater to a broad range of coffee preferences. These include Espresso, Coffee, Americano, Ristretto, Cappuccino, Latte Macchiato, Café Au Lait and Milk froth. This helps ensure a high level of satisfaction among different types of coffee enthusiasts.

The touch display of the Philips 4300 Espresso Machine is highly intuitive and user-friendly. It allows you to customize your coffee exactly the way you like it. You can easily adjust the strength, temperature, and amount of coffee, as well as the amount of frothed milk.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The reviews overwhelmingly favor the 4300 Series Latte Maker for its versatility and efficiency, with users touting its ability to replace several other coffee-making machines. It is praised for being easy to use, clean and maintain, while the quality of its coffee is said to rival that of any coffee shop. However, a common complaint is centered around the milk froth feature, which only makes a 12 oz latte via a single operation and only produces fluffy, frothy foam rather than a silky smooth microfoam.

Pros

  • 👍 Easy to use and maintain, even for beginners
  • ☕ Creates barista-quality coffee
  • 🏠 Can replace several existing coffee machines, saving counter space
  • 💦 Features several cleaning settings and is easy to clean
  • 💵 Offers a cost-saving alternative to buying lattes from coffee shops

Cons

  • 🔉 The machine can be a bit noisy when in operation
  • 💧 The milk froth feature only provides fluffy, frothy foam instead of smooth microfoam
  • 🥛 The milk frother can only make a 12 oz latte at a time and sometimes leaves a small amount of milk at the bottom of the carafe
  • ⚙️ Adjusting the grind setting can be a bit cumbersome

Should I Buy It?

Definitely yes, especially if you're a fan of high-quality lattes and are keen to make them at home. Despite the minor cons, the 4300 Series Latte Maker brings remarkable value for its cost, both in terms of the quality of the coffee it generates and the convenience it offers. This machine is an investment that is sure to bring joy to any coffee lover's daily routine.

    • Absolutely love this coffee machine!!!
Style: 4300 Series
Review Image by Consuelo Wells Consuelo Wells
6 Month Edit: Still going strong! I love this thing. I can't remember the last time I bought a latte from a store (except maybe during travel). It's definitely going to pay for itself in the next couple months. This thing sparks so much joy in my life! My only small complaint is that the milk froth option only goes up to making a 12 oz latte. The carafe holds enough to make a 16 oz, but you have to run 2 separate milk froths to get there. It's a very small thing but for the future it would be nice. Also for some reason it doesn't "remember" that I usually do 2 espresso shots, so I have to select that each time. Basically my biggest complaints are software complaints ha. The machine itself works so well. It is easy to clean, easy to maintain, and our water is fairly hard but I haven't had to change the water filter yet even though I use it everyday. Still great! I'll try to update at a year 😊 Original Review: I have spent actual years of my life trying to find the cheapest way to make espresso lattes at home. I started simple with an aeropress, a moka pot, upgraded to a cheap espresso maker, bought a grinder, etc, etc. And yet I still found myself buying coffee at coffee shops. I personally didn't have the patience to find the exact right grind and the exact right tamp to get a store quality espresso. I finally caved and bought this 4300 series latte maker. This thing is going to save me so much money over the next year. I've only had it about a week but I've already used it every day and it's perfect. It's SO easy to use. Set up is a breeze. It basically works right out of the box. It comes with a water filter which was nice. Once you get the beans in there, it takes 2-5 shots to "load" the mechanisms and actually put out a shot of espresso and not just water. I did need to adjust the grind to a finer grind (setting 3) to get a good crema. If you adjust it after beans are in, make sure you do it WHILE the grinder is working (you'll have to brew a shot to do this) and be ready to work quickly. I guess if you do it while it's off and there are beans in there you can damage the grinder. I would make sure to read the instructions all the way through, and get familiar with the machine. Once you do, the whole process is a breeze. Once you have your settings dialed in, making a latte is as easy as put a cup underneath, press a button, and go. It takes approximately 1-2 min for a latte. It grinds beans fresh for every shot. If you set everything to the largest settings, you get about a 12 oz latte. Cleaning and maintinence is super easy. The machine steps you through most of it. It tells you the steps to take to install the water filter, tells you when to empty the waste grounds contatiner, gives you multiple cleaning settings. I rinse out the lattego container twice and it takes less than a minute. I feel like this machine is so well thought out and it feels pretty well put together. Overall I have very little to complain about. Once I dialed in my settings, I found the coffee I get out is as yummy as any latte from a coffee shop. My biggest complaints are: - You only get about a 12 oz coffee automatically, if you want a 16 oz or 20 oz, you'll have to do multiple milk froths and espresso runs - The machine is rather loud. It's not a deal breaker for me by any means, but in the morning it can be a little jarring and it always spooks our cats. - Adjusting the grind setting is a bit of a hastle. You have to do it while the machine is running and while it does that , the grind setter wants to move in the opposite direction of which direction you're trying to go so you have to have a pretty decent grip on it. Luckily you should only really have to do this once. - The latteGo carafe leaves about a cm of milk on the bottom even if you've put the right amount in. If you dump and clean it out every time, you'd end up wasting a decent amount of milk. -I've heard people have a hard time using the pre-ground coffee slot and I haven't tried it. But it does get pretty steamy each time it runs which I imagine would make it rather hard to clean. Some tips and tricks I've learned since using this machine: - This thing likes to rinse itself out a lot. (Which is good) but it's a little more hastle to clean out the water catcher on the bottom. I just keep an old coffee cup nearby and let it rinse into that and dump it out every time. It's a lot less cumbersome to clean out. - If you have leftover milk in the latteGo, I do 2-3 automatic rinses to get milk out of the milk tube and then put the whole container in the fridge for the next day. It cleans out the frothing mechanism enough that milk doesn't go bad in there and you don't have to waste the little bit of milk in there. - A lot of regular espresso beans might be too oily for super-automatic espresso machines. Apparently that oil will eventually gunk up the grinder, so it's recommended to buy medium roast beans. You can google some beans that are safe for the machine and find the best ones for you. I like the lavazza brand. - If you're like me and enjoy a flavored latte, invest in some syrups with the pumps. It really really completes the whole "barista at home" thing I was going for. Even better if you can get a tiered holder for all of them! - If you want to be a little extra, get yourself some disposable coffee cups with lids. They're definitely worse for the environment but if you're drinking everyday it can get a little cumbersome making sure you always have a clean travel cup. Or just invest in a bunch of dishwasher safe travel cups! This thing is pricey for sure. But I've definitely spent a long time and a lot of money before this to try to replicate what it can do and it is so worth just spending the money on it. It sparks a little bit of joy for me every time I use it and gives me the quality coffee I want everytime. It is easy to use and maintain. It also makes making multiple lattes a breeze if you are a multi-cup household. As long as it doesn't die within a year- it'll be so so worth it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2022 by Consuelo Wells Consuelo Wells
    • Best Gift I've Ever Bought Myself
Style: 4300 Series
I LOVE this machine! It takes my coffee experience to the next level. Quickly grinds fresh beans for my daily Americano. (Small drawback-makes office Flavia coffees taste like nicely flavored water.) And when I am feeling a little extra, it quickly heats up and froths the milk in less than 30 seconds. Pro tip- add a shot of cognac at night or hazelnut syrup into the milk when you have to drive to the office. I highly recommend as I can quickly enjoy a cappuccino, expresso, Americano, macchiato, and other drinks with very little effort. A 10 oz ceramic or double-walled, steel mug is the height limit. Or just brew two large cups of coffee as needed for your 20 oz travel mug. Definitely worth it. Don't forget to empty the water catch tray regularly. The machine self-cleans after each use, which ensures a fresh cup every use. I purchased it open box during the holidays for a significant discount. It wasn't even used. Someone missed out on a terrific experience!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by Renee and Jay
    • Overpriced Keurig machine, get a jura.
Style: 4300 Series
I bought this because it supposedly did the same thing as the one in my home builders office. Every time me and my wife went to my home builders office for picking out things and options for our custom house they would offer us coffee. Me and my wife always thought they had like a coffee shop in the back. One day I asked how you guys make this amazing coffee, well they took us in the back and showed us it was this coffee machine which I didn’t know about at the time but they told me it was a jura as well as the label on the machine. Well me and my wife love coffee so we decided we wanted something like that so we figured we get one too. That was until we found out how expensive the jura was. I did some research and found out. It was basically a all in one coffee machine and I came across this Phillips that had great reviews and supposedly did the same thing and a lot cheaper. Long story short, we went through 4 pounds of coffee beans trying to get the Philips to taste anything close to the Jura, and eventually gave up, me, and my wife conclusion was, it’s basically just a expensive Keurig. Honestly, the Keurig coffee, taste better, and the espresso on the Phillips taste like crap. So we decided to just get a jura like our home builder. In all honesty there is a night and day difference between the Phillips and jura. The Phillips is a $900 Keurig while the jura is actually a espresso all in one machine that tastes like coffee shop coffee. Lesson learned as usual you get what you pay for. Ps the jura has already paid for itself because no more Starbuck trips, also my home builders jura has been working non stop 30 plus coffees a business day they told me for 5+ years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by Preetk4

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