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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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Style: 4300 Series


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


Capacity: 3.8 Pounds


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 9.6"D x 11.42"W x 14.6"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Other Special Features of the Product: Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso


Recommended Uses For Product: Making various coffee drinks


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Wattage: 1500 watts


Voltage: 220 Volts


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Coffee Input Type: whole_beans


Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible


Filter Type: Reusable


Capacity: 3.8 Pounds


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9.6"D x 11.42"W x 14.6"H


Item Weight: 8.3 Kilograms


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Brand Name: Philips


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


Model Name: EP4347/94


Model Number: EP4347/94


Manufacturer: Philips Kitchen Appliances


UPC: 075020095169


Part Number: EP4347/94


Item Type Name: Espresso Machine


Color: Black


Style: 4300 Series


Material: Ceramic


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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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.

    • Drink a whole lotta lattes? You'll want this!
Style: 4300 Series
The media could not be loaded. Had the PHILIPS 4300 LatteGo for a little over week now. First impression: I love this thing! I have coffee every day. Usually an Americano or Latte. In addition to the coffee beans in the hopper, I also love the flexibility of the ground coffee bypass chute. I keep some decaf beans on hand and grind as needed and just scoop it in and brew a drink when wanted. I did a ton of research and almost bought another brand a few times while trying to decide. Ultimately, this PHILIPS machine had the right features for me. And cleaning it is pretty simple (very important for daily use). It's certainly an investment, but I drink coffee every day and my wife and I love being able to easily add frothed milk to chai or hot chocolate as well. Initial Set-up: It was a breeze. You're prompted through each step on the screen. You do a water hardness test with a paper strip held under your faucet a few seconds and then set that based on the result. You install the water filter. The machine calibrates and rinses itself out. Brew some initially weak espresso (yeah, I know - just dump it). That's about it. Oh, on recommendation I also bumped the temperature up to high. How's the coffee and features? While you do have the pre-programmed buttons for all the usual drinks from Coffee and Espresso to Lattes and Cappuccinos (and they all work great), you really could dial in your preferences and make almost any style espresso drink and even do the shots and froth separately - so keep that in mind if you're real particular. I was warned (and please keep in mind) that the system calibrates and starts to make better coffee over time. For me, it's been over a week and leaving the grind setting at the factory default (as recommended at first), I'm just now starting to get the espresso pucks instead of a more watery coffee ground consistency in the grounds container. So, I believe patience is key here - leave the grind setting alone for a bit (I know, I know). Maybe stick to the milk-based drinks that can be more forgiving until things start balancing out. I can honestly say things have improved quickly and a regular espresso shot is pretty good now. I stuck with Lavazza Super Crema Espresso Whole Bean Coffee - since it's widely recommended for superautomatic espresso machines (no dark roast, oily beans whatsoever - unless you want to make the machine an expensive paper weight). I'll venture out and try other brands and types of coffee soon, but just went with what I knew would work OK to get started. Maintenance and cleaning: Daily: Empty drip tray of water as needed (a red indicator button will pop up when it's time to empty). I recommend keeping a cup under the spout between use to catch any water flushed during rinse cycles. The machine flushes itself once when turned on and when turned off. There's also a rinse cycle you manually run after making a milk-based drink to clear the LatteGo container (you just push a button and it does the work). You'll also be prompted to empty the coffee grounds container as that fills up - maybe every few days depending on use. Oh, and obviously wash the LatteGo container after use or refrigerate with remaining milk (I love that this milk system has no tubes to clean). Weekly: Take the brew group out and rinse well under warm water to clear any coffee grounds, then let air dry completely (no soap, no towels - there's water proof grease on parts that needs to stay on and fibers can be left behind). Wipe the inside compartment with a damp cloth. The PHILIPS website and YouTube videos are your friend for understanding the cleaning process - just search on the model number. Also read the short manual - understand the machine and taking care of it is pretty darn easy. Semi-Monthly: The machine will tell you when it's time to descale every few months - which is really just running a solution through the unit. Occasionally you'll also put some food grade lubricant on the moving parts of the brew group. Also the water filter will need periodic replacing to keep the water tasting good and the system running smooth - again, the machine will let you know when it's time. Overall, I'm super-happy with this machine. Having lot's of fun and love the flexibility in the drinks it makes. It'll pay for itself very quickly with no over-priced coffee shop trips. So far so good. Cheers! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024 by Keith
    • Impressive Machine with a few Odd Design Issues
Style: 4300 Series
---- UPDATE After using this machine for some time, I have to admit, I have changed my mind somewhat, and therefore upgrading to 5 stars. Overall, this is a fantastic machine, despite a few design issues. Under no circumstances consider buying this machine without the LatteGo feature. It's a huge boost, especially for guests who don't know how to make steamed milk manually. Also, you can just snap of the entire assembly and put it in the fridge with remaining milk. They really should offer a separate assembly for manual steaming, though. With respect to espresso quality and crema: always set to max espresso strength and max temperature, this will ensure a decent espresso quality. At least on this model, it is actually very easy to first make an espresso, and then make steamed milk, to pour a cappuccino in the correct way. It will take 10-15 seconds longer, but well. Alternatively, simply stir with a spoon after making an incorrectly poured cappucino. Without doing this the product is really not drinkable, unless you wanted an espresso with foam on the top. Note that after stirring or with semi-manual correct order pouring, the steamed milk is actually quite decent, perhaps even close to perfect. Philips should consider offering an automatic espresso followed by milk pouring option (might consume slightly more electricity), and there should be more options to customize strength, temperature, and most importantly brew time, to make this a perfect machine, but overall this is not bad at all. ---- ORIGINAL REVIEW I have used a De'Longhi ESAM 3300 for the past 12 years until the grinder got stuck (with no repairs in the interim). I'm not even remotely a coffee expert, but that's what I have used to make my morning cappuccino for years. My first impression after an afternoon of use is that this is an an impressive feat of engineering and it looks great in the kitchen, and makes a large variety of coffee drinks in a manner that most will be happy about. However, particularly compared to my old and trusty De'Longhi, this is a very flimsy construction, that also seems to be prone to dropping of parts. I managed to drop the loosely fitted milk lid twice on the floor in the first two hours and also spilled milk several times, which are events that literally never would happen with my old machine. Also, rely annoying that top lid for opening to pour in bins is just loose with no pivotable attachment. Just really inconvenient compared to the De'Longhi, as you have to put it aside instead of just flipping it open. More importantly, there are at least three serious design flaws in this machine, which pretty much means it cannot make serious/proper coffee drinks: 1) It always pours the steamed milk first. You can literally not make a cappuccino this way (it will actually taste and feel completely different) and the only imperfect remedy is to stir the drink with a tea spoon after the machine has finished (or engage in a time consuming and non-supported manual work around). I really do not understand what they were thinking. Did the engineers not study the art of coffee making or consult with notable Baristas? Of course they did, but they apparently did not take it seriously. 2) the brew time is about 8 seconds which is about 2.5-3 times too short. I suspect this has something to do with making and pouring the milk foam first and it may be energy efficient to reuse the same steam pressure, but you can't make a proper espresso like this. Finally, 3) the LatteGo steamed milk is not of good quality; it does not create a velvety micro foam, but instead it seems to be a courser foam that then partially solidifies in the bottom. The result is not impressive, and as noted it will be necessary to stir the drink after preparation to make it tolerable. I understand that most families will enjoy this machine and not be concerned with any of this. However, look elsewhere if you enjoy a proper cappuccino... I will likely keep it, since it allows everyone in the household and guests to make their favorite coffee drink with the press of a button, and most will likely believe it tastes great. Perhaps Philips can do a software/firmware update to fix the incorrect order of milk pouring at least? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by O. U.

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