I've had this Phillips latte go machine for three weeks now and I really love it makes great espresso macchiato's iced coffee, regular coffee, ground coffee everything that you want without minimal effort or malfunction!! very easy to clean. This is my second Phillips machine. I've had my last one lasted 15 years.

I recently purchased the Philips 3300 fully automatic coffee machine, and once again, I am delighted with my choice. Having owned the Philips 2200 model before, I can confidently say this new machine is fantastic. It operates quietly, brews delicious coffee, grinds the beans, and froths the milk automatically. Making a cappuccino is now just a one-button task. An excellent machine, highly recommended for all coffee lovers!

Replaced my 6 year old 3200 LatteGo, which finally reached its end, with this slightly upgraded 3300, and it’s a great machine! It’s way quieter both in grinding and milk frothing, and the steamer actually makes frothier steamed milk.

The only surprise was that it took about 20 cycles before it would make a decent cup. Seattle Coffee Gear support was excellent, as always, in helping me sort that out.

Consistent quality. Easy to operate and clean. Lattes are particularly delicious.

The machine looks good on the counter and is super quiet and easy to use and maintain. The coffee is ok?.It takes good, however the quantity of coffee used, is too little, and the extraction time too short. For both espresso and coffee. I have mine set to finest grind, and min water and it is still too weak for my tastes. However, it is convenient and the taste is acceptable for my usage. I mainly use a drip machine or French press, but sometimes I just want to push a button and get a good cup without the hassle of those process. Having said that, it is a great machine- if you don't want a 'super' cup, but an 'ok' cup with convenience.

We love the new machine. It makes such a great cup of coffee. The milk dispenser can just be put in the refrigerator instead of washing hoses every day. Rey happy with our purchase

This is my second Philips coffee machine. The first one was a freshly rebranded Saeco machine, the Ultima. They are amazing alike each other, which is a good thing. The years between my old machine and this one have been mostly good for it. The redesign made it an inch shorter and almost 2 inches narrower. More compact is good. They use the exact same brew group, which was extremely reliable. I generally like the redesign of the front panel, although the failure to back light the buttons makes it easy in the early morning dim kitchen to fat finger one of them. The machines warm up time is similar to past machines and they have greatly improved the drip tray and puck bucket arrangement, with error lights to tell you whether you need water or the puck bucket emptied. This is a nice touch. The visible water level in the tank is a great improvement. The brew group is very easy to access for cleaning. The button issue keeps it from being a perfect 5!

It's fine, I've had it for about a year and a half. I like using oat milk, but the frother doesn't really work well with alternative milks. You can kind of make it work, but it's not great. The brew is a little weak, and you can't really adjust the packing density of the espresso. The grinder is okay, it doesn't grind fine enough and is a bit finicky. I've been thinking about switching to a true espresso machine.(Don't buy something that tries to do everything, buy something that does one thing well.)

fast, quieter than our 3200 model. Makes consistently rich and flavorful foam and beverages

Wow, I love this. I only got the 3200 (they seem same?). First the performance is great: good strong shots. Second the UI is excellent. Pick a drink style, then (optionally) 3 buttons for quantity of beans, water and milk/foam. I LOVE the foam gadget. We have a much more expensive alternate brand at work and it's not as good. There're no moving parts: it works by AERODYNAMICS, and it clips apart for trivial cleaning. That's a pretty excellent feature. I don't write many reviews on anything, and this is my fourth superautomatic. Three of them use this same brew group and in > 10yrs, they are all still working.