Philips 2200/1200/800/Carina Superautomatic Coffee Machine Review

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks for watching, comments welcome!

[@cristinmarius]

Nice video. If you'll do more automatic coffee machines in the future, try some from Krups, De'Longhi or Jura (this might be on the higher end, but from what I read some years back, it does better coffee than most automatics).

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@cristinmariusJura is the best in my opinion. I’ll have to see if I can get my hands on one soon.

[@TealTechie]

​@@TomsCoffeeCornerWhat makes the Jura best to you? Espresso quality? Steamed milk quality? Reliability? Something else?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@TealTechie They use larger coffee, pucks, resulting in a more intense drink. Some machines can even adjust their grind nearly find enough for a traditional espresso. Those, however, are the more expensive ones.

[@appelsinjuice69]

my grandma has this machine and i still can believe how easy the brew group is to clean and you should try i it on a columbian single roast from my own coffee roastery i started when i was 13 years old (im 14 now)

[@xBlackRey]

I just wanted to take a moment and say that your channel and videos are an absolute delight to watch and are extremely informative and relaxing at the same time.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks so much for your kind words!

[@djfirkins]

Thank you for this super-clear How To video. I just bought a Philips 2200 machine and wanted to use up some ground coffee I have left over, before switching to beans. You didn't cover it here, and the instruction leaflet that came with the machine didn't explain how to make a coffee with ground coffee either. In another KZbin vid and on the Philips website, I discovered the way to do it is with a "magic long touch" on the coffee strength button, and the light switches to the measure cup symbol. I thought I'd share that here for anyone else interested 🤓👍

[@enkisdaughter4795]

Thanks for that. I’ve just ordered a 2300 to replace my pod machine which is on its way out😞

[@Lyonellan]

Also dont put too much coffee into it, if you do, it will discard all the coffee in order to protect the brew group from overloading with coffee. Only put one spoon ( the one that comes with the machine)

[@JonnyBoy021]

I am interested in buying this machine and found this video. This is the best breakdown video I have seen !

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Wow, thanks for the feedback!

[@kvancozturk5255]

The best review i've ever seen for this maschine. And thanks for the milk steaming tip without the panarello.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@NoZenith]

Got the 3200 latte go for my cousin when it first came out and it's still going strong. She loves it as well as any guests she has over love it. I really wish they had an interchangeable nozzle so you could pop out the latte go mechanism and pop in a steam wand

[@dogankaya2004]

It would be great if it actually had a replaceable steam wand.

[@northlonguy]

Thanks so much for this Tom. I have had this machine for a couple of months and you’ve provided with so much info to get my coffee better. I’m just so lazy reading instructions! Never noticed the option to reduce the water percentage on the espresso! Must get some new glasses! Great stuff!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Glad to help, and thanks for the feedback!

[@shotpoter1453]

An Plus While machine was not opened, Press "Water Adjust" buton for 3 secs and you can Adjust "Water Tempature." (That info maybe helpful for Iced or Hot Coffee making :D)

[@edibumbaru]

This clip arrived at the perfect moment, when i drink my morning cappucino😅 You just blowed my mind! I had fee years ago an 3200 with a panarello, i tried to steam milk like you with it, but i did not succeed. I succeed this just with an Magnifica S from Delonghi because it had that plastic steamer longer. But i learned to do latte art with the Dedica, i learned a lot from you. Now i have an 5400 Lattego and i steam milk for latteart just with an french press, the lattego sistem just doesn’t steam it for my taste, my wife say that for her is perfect🤣 but…my OCD tell me something else. If i saw this video before…i woldn’t sell the 3200, even if i had some errors with the sensors(the machine itself probably had some problems) Thanks Tom, i really waited for someone to do this kind of things with a machine from Philips. Happy coffee drinking!🙋🏻‍♂️🥳

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks very much for posting your experience with the machine! Yes, you can get better texture milk if you do it manually. The nozzle is short, so it does take a little practice. And, you need to use a small milk picture, either a 350 mL or 400 mL.

[@Axel-jn6fk]

Ich besitze die Maschine seit zwei Jahren und hatte immer das Problem, dass die Milch zu schaumig und nicht silky genug ist. Ich hätte aber nie dran gedacht, dass ich den Panarello abnehmen kann. Wusste garnicht das das einen bestimmten Namen hat und dachte es muss dran bleiben. Vielen Dank für diesen großartigen Tipp!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Geil! Viel Spass beim aufschauemen! Tom

[@pedrogrijalva1234]

Just found your great channel as I’m searching to upgrade. I had been doing an Aeropress for a while now cuz I’m cheap but also cuz I still like the way it tastes but I think it’s time for something more automatic. I’ll probably end up watching A LOT of your videos today while sipping on some coffee, LOL

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Awesome, thanks for stopping by, and good luck with your search!

[@IgorRistovski]

Thank you sir... I got the 800 and the explanations you've provided have been very insightful.

[@kimil5]

I've recently bought this machine and all want it it was a video like this where an actual expert like your self has a go with it. There are lots of user videos but they are not as informative. Your work really appriciated. And of course i got subscribed. Especially getting a silky textured milk was a big question for me and you explaned plenty. One question: is there way to replace panarello with a normal one maybe?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks for your feedback! I haven't taken this machine apart, so I don't know about replacing the steam wand. It does ok though, when you just steam with the rubber nozzle. Cheers!

[@tuntematon82]

I found Philips 3200 from e-recycle bin from 2019. It got one main issue, main water pump silicone hose had rub through and caused pump to make huge noise. Fixed it with new hose. Second problem was steam valve sticking, fixed with replacement valve from e-recycle De'Longhi coffee machine. Next problem was brew unit inlet seals leaking, fixed with silicone lubricant. Next thing leaking was latte go -unit. Latte go does not really drip to coffee cup, De'Longhi is better. Start/stop button does not work correctly every time. In total they make good coffee, but build quality and design is way much better with De'Longhi Dynamica.

[@eti1rebelde]

This was an extremely helpful video - lovely to watch and insightful, I have been looking for exactly this so I can decide if I should get this machine or not. Thank you!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@eti1rebelde You betcha, thanks for watching!

[@coldser]

I really liked how you measure each setting. The Best review ever, thank you

[@sergeygrunskiy462]

Excellent review. Thank you! I wish more reviewers shared your thorough approach.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Glad it was helpful, and thanks for the feedback!

[@MrFatboyRuns]

Thanks for the review Tom, I've just bit the bullet and ordered one of these.

[@MrFatboyRuns]

For anyone interested, I returned the coffee machine. IMO the extraction was very poor. I usually drink from a moka pot and this came no where near the quality of a moka pot.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The problem with this machine is that it makes just 6.9g pucks at most. It's just too little coffee. Cheers!

[@MrFatboyRuns]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Tom, how many grams in a puck would you expect for a decent cup of coffee? By decent I mean comparable to a mokka pot. Cheers in advance.

[@somehowimanage3902]

Really helpful run through. Pointed out all the details. Very nicely done!

[@Alchemist124860]

I have a gaggia classic pro and this machine I bought for the office, compared to a manual machine the espresso tastes very watery but that’s because I’m drinking coffee from 2 different machines everyday so I can tell the difference but I think if you only have this machine it’s satisfactory. Note a manual machine would be a very big step up from this bean to cup machine.

[@baracoda2]

i came across this video while doing homework on this machine, considering to buy it unless there is recommendation for another machine around the same price budget !

[@AndrewJohnson-oy8oj]

I'm glad I came to this review, otherwise I would not have known how incredibly loud this machine is. An important consideration for people with neighbors or people who are the earliest riser in their household.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

While this is probably my least favorite SA so far, I do have to admit that ALL machines are loud, due to the vibratory pump.

[@AndrewJohnson-oy8oj]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thank you for that feedback. I am currently trying to decide whether to repair my old unit or replace it.

[@sophiet1693]

How can a use the machine to make with pre guided coffee. I have put the guided coffee in the section.how much coffee for one cup and where the coffee is end up to be discarded?

[@squk101]

What grind setting did you use?

[@somebeardeddude867]

Great video bro. Just bought this one and I was looking for some gold tips. Keep it up 👊

[@Alexisdealer]

I am really enjoying your videos! I am currently debating between the Philips 3200 and the Delonghi Magnifico Evo.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Magnifica, for sure. I couldn't get a strong espresso shot from the Philips. Magnifica does this a bit better.

[@Alexisdealer]

Thank you!! I'll be going with the Magnifica!@@TomsCoffeeCorner

[@bufuCS]

awesome video and a great showcase for the machine. thanks a lot!

[@kevinmccann938]

how do you make two regular coffees (2X), do you put a cup under than wait, then put another cup under, and how many scoops do you use

[@Vixinaful]

Trying it for making matcha latte now. It seems the setings should be on the highest strenght and set to "Coffee" or it gets watery.

[@johne7100]

Fun review, thanks! I like the idea of setting bean + water quantities independently before hitting the go button. My Delonghi allows variation of the bean amount, but setting the water volume is very iffy and I don't think it remembers the settings very well. Good enough for cappuccino, though, and for espresso I use the Sage. In fact, when I get to the last 100g of a bag of beans I dump them into the DeLonghi hopper and open a fresh bag for the Sage. Re water filter cartridges, here in France I can get bottled water that has 3 mg calcium/litre, which is probably better than any cartridge can deliver. Tastes vile to drink but is fine for coffee. My machines say "descale me" about once every 6 months to a year.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thank you for sharing. That sounds like a good way to run it. Cheers!

[@jorgealonso9124]

I wouldn't underestimate those catridges, they can give you a no measurable hardness in water. The preference for calcium is very high compared to sodium, which is the ion they deliver in exchange of calcium, and you can regenerate them with a concentrated sodium chloride solution.

[@johne7100]

@@jorgealonso9124 That's interesting, thanks! Funny how the cartridge purveyors don't mention regeneration. What kind of conc does it need?

[@kayhanozalp2729]

Really great review with all the details i need. Thanks

[@ducjohnson4333]

Really nicely demonstrated and explained. Thanks!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dgomes265]

Thanks for the review., Currently considering the version with the LatteGo system

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The LatteGo system is certainly easier, as you just press a button. But you can get pretty nice microfoam if you just use this model and remove the panarello. And practice.

[@stephenmetcalfe51]

Thanks for this resulted in me buying a machine

[@jakovleon1950]

What about using ground coffee?

[@tommysandstrom7645]

I got this machine this weekend and what I would like is if anybody could tell me if you should turn the grinder stick left or right to make it grind stronger coffee 😅 the symbol on it don’t make any sense for me…

[@howtobecomeadeveloper]

Thank you so much for this review, very helpful!

[@fuunei]

Hello, firstly thanks for the video but i have question in my mind that i struggle with. In my country Delonghi machines much more expensive than the philips series and i could buy 5400 cheaper than the magnifica evo, in that circumstances do you still consider to buy delonghi or philips is enough for the job? If you say it is a huge difference, i may cancel my order to buy delonghi or do you have any cheaper recommendation for me?

[@abdelrahmanjazmawi2670]

is it possible if you do an uncut version of steaming the milk to know exactly how many seconds to let the air in and when to stop adding more air?

[@vatraxos19]

Thank you very much for your analysis... The best video guide..

[@tommyvercetti4383]

Hi! I have an important question would be happy if you can answer. 8:26 you show the advanced cappucino by frothing the milk with smaller bubbles / more silky texture. can I do the same method you do with the lattego version? Thanks!

[@tommyvercetti4383]

Hi Tom can you please help regarding how to get microfoamed milk with lattego :/

[@jimmychau3934]

Tom, you are truly amazing and make it so much easier to understand the love for coffee. I love my delonghi 885 and followed all your videos on the accessories and mods. My coffee and espressos have never tasted better. I have a question about your advice on coffee grinders. Right now I'm manually grinding my beans but would love to invest and buy a grinder but do not want to break the bank. Looking for something in the 200 to 300 range budget friendly with the best performance. TIA Jimmy

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hi Jimmy! Which market are you in? I can suggest the D40+ as a single dosing grinder: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6raiHejgtONjMU The Fellow Opus is also nice, but workflow is annoying. Baratza ESP is fine, and so is SGP. Have a look here for more options: kit.co/tomscoffeecorner/grinder-suggestions

[@jimmychau3934]

@TomsCoffeeCorner Thank you so much, Tom! Love the review and really like that grinders style, too! I checked it out, and the white model is out of stock. I went with something similar, and I believe they are manufactured by the same company. I decided to purchase the Turin SD40 since they had a white model. The only difference I think is the stepless vs. the SD40 has a lock. Maybe you can come up with a mod for the SD40 Turin to make it stepless. Appreciate you and your videos. I didn't like the breville smart grinder pro too much after I had borrowed it from my friend, but it's a nice option, just not for me.

[@lp-rg2ge]

Thank you for posting. My machine didn’t come with English instructions.

[@Cole131-e7m]

Hi, I recently purchaed this machine. I like a larger cup of coffee. I followed the steps in the manual to program this however it seems to want to stop before I press the play/stop button to confirm the setting. Any suggestions?

[@sheilaceulen6769]

Why i am only getting hot water after making thee, when i want to make koffie

[@HelpyHelpy]

Very interesting, and great explanations. Thanks a lot.

[@tommuller6136]

is it possible to put tape over the panarello hole so u have a longer steamwand without the added air ?

[@ozanerdemli1691]

I wonder about that too

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I'll have to try that out one of these days. Cheers!

[@galshabo5439]

Do you recommend to buy this machine if i want very hot cappuccino just as i get in a restaurants/bars? First machine with manual frother

[@OrganizingAPlantBasedLife]

Thanks for the amazing video! I just purchased this machine and feel much more comfortable with it. Quick question...the beans in my unit don't seem to funnel to the grinding area, I need to physically push them there, do you (or anyone!) notice that as well? Any fix to it? Thanks again!

[@chriskavvadas304]

Love your cappuccino cup.😊

[@redwanaziz1835]

been using a 3200 latte go around 3year+.. it's convenient that matter with simple push of button although just purchase myself ecp3420 due to finding it interesting to see the flow of coffee using a non pressurised portafilter especially from your video 😂

[@Frostfear]

hey there i have a quick question , is the cleaning so tedious ? i want to get 2200 or another automatic machine instead of a manuel one but they say cleaning it becomes annoying after a while , what do you think about it ?

[@anne-sofiegustavsen4947]

How often should I click on the aquaclean setting?

[@doublezerophiich9000]

Thank you for your sharing , I love this videos! 🎉❤

[@jamiedavis2843]

Can you turn the temperature on the coffee as it is not very hot

[@Youaremaster1234]

Do u recommend Phillips with wand or without , the without has that tub u fill with milk?

[@Pokerwezep]

Thanks for your review! I have a question about the milk, when i try to do the method without the extender of the steamthingy, the milk doesn't foam at all. Not even a slight bit, i tried multiple times with different milk and also different durations of steaming. It get's a bit silkier, but there's no foam and the milk just dissapears in the espresso. Any tips on what might go wrong? Thanks!!

[@Hillbillyspree]

Where did you get that cappuccino cup? The one with the "better" cappuccino

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Kruve, up der in Canada, eh.

[@vyrwnas24]

What's the defence between the 800 series to this 2200? Thank you in advance 😁

[@Robloxgamer-123-r1g]

Hi. Thank you for review. How to make mocha in this machine

[@fiinrii_9283]

So your advice for the closet thing to a decent espresso shot is 3 dots on beans and 1 dot water? 7g for about 30ml water ?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@fiinrii_9283 it’s about the best you can do, yes.

[@joehunter78]

very helpful thank you so much !

[@fredlacroix6865]

thanks for the detailed review always

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You betcha!

[@santyv9466]

I am using 1200 series. Any guesses how much avg caffeine is there 1 shot of espresso ? I use Peet’s Dickerson blend.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Well, what I can say is that the largest does you'll get out of this machine is 7 grams. Not sure about the caffeine - that's also dependent on how much robusta vs arabica is in the blend.

[@Crazydragonman]

tempted to try one is it better than the magnifica s ?thanks for your videos

[@AsherTech]

id love an automatic, but that grinder isn't a burr and the tamper really needs to be able to get cleaned

[@salmanqureshi7154]

Very informative video, keep it up

[@marionocnik9378]

cleaning just becouse of turning it on --> no go, thx for the info

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

But they all do that.

[@marionocnik9378]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner nope - i bought a "Krups" again. Those do signal to be "de-calced?" and cleaned about every few weeks? (maybe depending on the use-frequency). no, i dont get paid - its just the truth! i am a technician - i fear machines which think they are smarter than me (even if they sometimes are). i am a strong believer, that machines serve me - not the other way around.

[@stighaaland5357]

@@marionocnik9378 You don't have to decalc this because of the water filter.

[@buckroger2006]

What is the grind setting on the machine?

[@ivicatasik7923]

are all those three models 2200/1200/800 same ?

[@florence2095]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻🐨🐨🦘

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You betcha!

[@BreakingBad13]

I had this machine for 4 years, but I recently bought a De'Longhi Dedica. The main reason is that this machine needs a lot of maintenance. The group gets dirty quick. And the worst part is that it is pretty hard to deep clean. It is almost impossible to remove all the coffee ground from the group and the inside of the machine. Even with a toothbrush. It was great at the beginning but now it attracts little flies who like to hatch in the wet coffee trapped inside the machine, and I'm tired of cleaning it (which is impractical). There are a lot of little corners inside which are a nightmare to even reach. I may regret it, I only have a Dedica for 1 day, but I cal already tell my Dedica will not have this problem.

[@Xphobiac83]

Hi can you tell me if the Phillips 2200 or the 3200 series are compatible with Alexa?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

They are not.

[@manojkhadka4975]

Do you recommend for small business uses

[@jorcco]

Great job Tom! Can you please do a review on the the Delonghi Dinamica Plus?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I will keep that in mind. I've done the Delonghi Magnifica, and that is very similar.

[@bestsamikiller8]

Hi! Really loved the video! I just boight a philips 2200 Lattego and i have some issues with the coffee pucks.. they are really watery even though i did 20ish coffees.. do you have any ideas what could cause that?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

It doesn't compact the pucks all too well for me. Delonghi does better with this.

[@DAVE_LV]

Any tips to make less foamy and more silky milk with lattego system?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Not much you can do there. Use cold, higher fat content milk. That's about the best you can do.

[@yoonisabdullahi4712]

I have found this machine on sale for 1888 dkk approximately euros 253,08 euros is it worth the purchase?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@yoonisabdullahi4712 For that price it’s fine. I like the Magnifica Evo better, which sometimes also comes on sale. Good luck!

[@yoonisabdullahi4712]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Is it worth it to throw an extra 100 dollars onto the price and get the Magnifica?

[@ouikas]

Hello! Do we know the coffee doses for each intensity level? Thank you for the video.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

6 grams - 🫘 6.5 grams - 🫘🫘 7 grams - 🫘🫘🫘 I measured them. I was surprised at how small the the amounts vary.

[@othmanalshammari2111]

@@TomsCoffeeCornerthe water ratio to grams of coffee is very high for an espresso. I have a2200 any recommendation on how to have a more intense espresso ( aroma level is full, water level is low) coffee grind level is at 4 but not sure if lower is better?

[@happily1986]

i think it is interesting that the steam milk is better without the wand but yes i do agree that there is a whole lot of froth with the panarello 😂

[@raulpartida4489]

Great review. If you had to recommend this model (Philips 1200) or the Delonghi Magnifica S, which are about the same price. What model would you choose?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hmm, probably still the Magnifica S. It has a steel burr, instead of the ceramic ones here. I think it can also grind anyway for 10 grams, not just 7, as with the Philips. Cheers!

[@raulpartida4489]

Thanks for your quick response.

[@MilosSesevic]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner is the steel bur better? phillips was marketing "ceramic" for "doesn't blunt over time like others"? PS. Looking at this/delonghi superauto vs Bambino Plus + grinder - later is on the pricier side.. I drink mostly espresso/dopio in caffees, instant coffee sadly at home ... How is the taste from superautos compared to bambino+grinder in your opinion?

[@SMai-to3ux]

Mine just arrive today and my pucks are very little and super watery. My setting is 3 on strength and 2 on quantity. Any idea what goes wrong?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The largest pucks I am able to get from Philips is just 7 grams. Delonghi makes larger pucks.

[@shotpoter1453]

Play with grinder size, im using level 6 and its gives balanced flavour.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

I recommend Starbucks Komodo Dragon coffee beans ☕️

[@stanmyss]

What grinder setting is best?

[@demadom3447]

Hallo Tom, ich habe ein paar Fragen an denen ich verzweifel. Ich habe eine delonghi 9155 und habe mir den siebträger von normcore geholt. Was brauch ich um jetzt einen guten Espresso zumachen noch? Habe gelesen der mitgelieferte sieb soll nicht gut sein? Lohnt es sich den verlinkten zukaufen Precision DL2TH26E? Und würdest du auch den Temper von Normcore empfehlen dazu? Bisher habe ich nur das Standard Equipment von delonghi verwendet und bin damit nicht wirklich zufrieden 😢 An Bohnen liegt es nicht es gibt eine kleine Rösterei bei mir im Umkreis wo ich sehr frische bohnen herbekomme die ich auch luftdicht aufbewahre, jedoch ist es schade diese tollen bohnen zuverschleisen ohne einen tollen Espresso hinzubekommen, ich hoffe du kannst mir helfen, liebe Grüße 😊

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hmm, der mitgelieferter Sieb von Normcore ist in Ordnung, der IMS ist besser. Aber du kannst auch gute Ergebnisse mit dem Normcore auch erzielen. Lade mal ein Video hoch, und ich schaue es mir an. Noch was, wiegst du deine Dosierung? Das ist wichtig. Gruss!

[@demadom3447]

@@TomsCoffeeCornerhallo, vielen dank schonmal für die Antwort. Ich würde probieren es zu filmen und ein Video davon hochladen. Ja ich wiege es ab es sind immer circa 16 Gramm im Sieb

[@iyiaksamlarbentuna]

Thank you for milk tip!

[@CaaarlG]

My parents has this exact machine, haven't really tried tasting the espresso made with that machine cause I wasn't a fan of coffee back then. Now I am, and I want to know the difference on the espresso taste compared to the delonghi ecp 35.31 manual espresso machine? Cause I'm planning to get one due to the positive feedback on your delonghi ecp 3420 videos. Thanks!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The ECP makes real espresso, while the Philips makes more of a Nespresso type drink - too small of a dose, and not ground fine enough imho.

[@bloodhoug82]

​@@TomsCoffeeCornercan you not change the grind in the beans compartment to have them ground finer?

[@giorgio0023]

@@bloodhoug82 unfortunately the finer setting is not fine enough.

[@balticlin]

Is it possible to make ristretto with this machine?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I'd say no. Max dose here is 7 grams, so you'd have to stop it at 7 grams yield for a ristretto. I don't think it can be stopped that quickly.

[@bartekkwiatkowski4278]

Is it worth to buy this instead of delonghi dedica in terms of coffe quality ?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Yes, I'd say so. But the Dedica is more work than a superautomatic.

[@bukhalid2011]

Thank you for this helpful video. How many coffe grams machine used per one shot?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hi there, it's 7 grams. Cheers!

[@ronniejr1969]

Good video and very helpful.

[@zsoleszgamer6271]

Excelent video as always! I have been using a eureka mignon grinding machine with a delonghi dedica machine for over 2 years, but the process of using it measuring etc is getting kind of annyoing, but the coffe i get from is is amazing (15g - 40ml bottomless portafilter, i got the idea from you), how great a coffe a machine like this provides compared to that (we mainly drink cappuchino)? Im really considering getting a machine like this! Thank you!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@zsoleszgamer6271 I’d get a Delonghi to be honest. The Phillips make too weak of drinks, once you’ve had proper espresso. Consider a Magnifica Evo or even better a Dinamica Plus. Cheers!

[@zsoleszgamer6271]

Thanks for the tip! So i guess those machines use more coffee/cup than this one, I will look into theese!

[@manishkumarsingh5860]

Loved it!

[@timearhart5592]

Where is the water filter when unboxing the machine

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

If I remember right, this was a warehouse deal, so it might have been gone...

[@miovum_]

Great video! I am looking to buy this machine, does it deliver the traditional espresso?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@miovum_ Honestly, I’d try something from Delonghi if I’m being honest…maybe one of the Magnifica series. Cheers!

[@Marysart]

I have zero inteterest in this machine, yet I still watched the video 😂. It was interesting.😊. Question :Where did you get the mug with the face from? Nice design.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Lol, thanks! My wife got the cup for me at a local furniture store. It's this guy: amzn.to/3RxDGyX (affiliate link)

[@Marysart]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Tell your wife thanks! This will make a great gift for a coffee loving friend of mine 😃😄

[@shotpoter1453]

You can! Im using same machine for 1 Month, That machine gives lovely crema (On Espresso and Coffee Modes), Fressnes was very high thanks to ceramic grinder, Also, LatteGo is very optional, Steam Wand does amazing job, Even milk was out of fridge.

[@AlexandruBogdanF91]

Nice video but you don't mention nothing about the grinder setings you have ...

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Shoot, I missed that point! I had it set on three out of 12. I feel like a finer grind, might result in a slightly higher pressure extraction.

[@fofyfloraart7197]

Tysm ❤🙏

[@smartea-official]

Thanks for the video

[@Pearl-l1b]

Delonghi mi veya Philips mi hangisini öneriyorsun? Yardimci olurmusun

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Delonghi. Philips' coffee pucks are much smaller.

[@shotpoter1453]

Aynı makineyi kullanıyorum, paranız yeterse tavsiye ederim ama asagıda arkadasımız belirtmis, Kahve boyutu daha büyük veriyor diye. Uzmanı değilim böyleyse Delonghi alın derim ama Bu makinede üzmez emin olun. 6 Numarada güzel kremalı Espresso veriyor, aynı zamanda Taptaze veriyor. Süt köpürtme nozuluda Süt dolaptan cıksa bile sıcacık yapıyor. Temizliğide zor değil, Haftalık suyun geçtiği blok ve Demleme ünitesi, Aylık kireç cözündürme.

[@mrt8096]

This or the Magnifica S or the EQ300?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Never tried the EQ300, but I'd say go for the Magnifica Evo if you can swing it.

[@yt-1161]

I've seen a lot of these in the 2nd hand market being sold much cheaper than the original price. apparently people are not that satisfied

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You could very well be right! Delonghi makes a better superautomatic in my opinion.