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PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine
PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine

Original price was: $999.99.Current price is: $694.05.

PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine Price History

Price History for PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Coffee Machine - 5 Delicious Coffees, LatteGo Milk System,...

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Current Price $694.05 October 22, 2024
Highest Price $756.65 July 18, 2024
Lowest Price $499.99 October 10, 2024
Since July 1, 2024

Last price changes

$694.05 October 22, 2024
$695.14 October 20, 2024
$696.24 October 19, 2024
$697.04 October 17, 2024
$706.96 October 14, 2024

PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine Description

  • With Philips 3200 Series 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

PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine Specification

Specification: PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine

Brand

Philips Kitchen Appliances

Color

Black

Product Dimensions

10"D x 17"W x 15"H

Special Feature

Programmable, Water Filter, Milk Frother, Removable Tank, Integrated Coffee Grinder

Coffee Maker Type

Espresso Machine

Filter Type

Reusable

Style

LatteGo

Specific Uses For Product

Espresso

Included Components

Measuring scoop, water hardness test strip, AquaClean filter, LatteGo storage lid, grease tube

Operation Mode

Fully Automatic

Voltage

110

Model Name

EP3241/54

Number of Items

1

Human Interface Input

Buttons

Unit Count

1.0 Count

Global Trade Identification Number

00075020086211

Manufacturer

Philips Kitchen Appliances

UPC

075020086211

Item Weight

21.1 pounds

Country of Origin

Romania

Item model number

EP3241/54

Date First Available

July 19, 2019

Material

Plastic

Item Weight (Pounds)

21.1

Unit Count (Count)

1.0

Item Dimensions D x W x H

10"D x 17"W x 15"H

Capacity (Pounds)

3.8

Wattage (watts)

1500

Special Features

Programmable, Water Filter, Milk Frother, Removable Tank, Integrated Coffee Grinder

ASIN

B07VFY4MXM

Style Number

EP3241/54

Brand Name

Philips Kitchen Appliances

PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine Reviews (8)

8 reviews for PHILIPS 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine

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  1. Kindle Customer

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     My husband bought me this machine for Christmas, and I honestly love this. I don’t know how I ever made it without this in my life. It is super easy to keep clean, the water tank as well as the drip tray are so easy to remove and the bean hopper has a transparent lid so you can keep an eye on your beans. I love the fact that you can brew pre-ground coffee as well for those that prefer decaf and caffeinated coffee. I have the automatic milk frother and it is so convenient! The upkeep of the machine is very reasonable and I would definitely recommend this machine to anyone that loves a quick cappuccino or latte. The only two issues that may be a let down on the machine is the frothed milk is extremely dense, I would have loved the option to have it a bit more fluffy and the loudness of the grinder. The grinder tends to be a bit loud, especially when you use it at night when everyone is sleeping and everything just seems amplified. Other than that, the grinder noise for me is quite bearable and it just makes the best cup of coffee. You can definitely consider this machine as a member of the family, because once you get used to it, you wouldn’t want to ever be without it again.

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  2. S. Robinson

    I purchased this machine in May, 2022, and thought I’d wait on submitting a review until there had been time enough to see whether it would make a reasonable return on investment. I’m pleased to share the fact that, for me, this was a great buy. My assessment is based upon the fact that 1) the machine has lasted 18 months and is still going strong; 2) it’s paid for itself several times over based upon the coffee consumption habits in my household; and 3) it makes a very good mocha or latte style coffee, easily as good or better than Starbucks, as far as I and my wife are concerned.

    More specifically, in terms of cost/benefit, I’ll share that in our household, we drink about three 16 oz mocha or latte style coffees per day, on average (excessive, I know). The cost of buying this much coffee at Starbucks or the local coffee stand would be approximately $25/day, including tip. The machine cost about $699 at time of purchase, and we’ve run, by this measure, about $13,500 worth of coffee through the thing. Sounds crazy, but $25 x 550 days does in fact equal a ridiculous amount of money spent on coffee.

    Plus, I think the frothing apparatus is ingenious: two pieces of plastic pressed together, which work quite well, certainly as well as a conventional wand frothing tool. Prior to buying the Phillips machine, we owned a Breville Oracle Touch Espresso Machine. The Breville is a large unit, fully automated, with all the bells and whistles. It costs about $3,000. We loved it for the two and a half years that it worked. Then it started leaking and we learned an important lesson about Breville products: you can’t get parts to fix Breville products locally. When I contacted Breville about the issue, I was told that I could pay them $500 and ship the machine back to them for repair (on my dime). They’d repair it, return it to me and provide a six month warranty. Yeah, I got a laugh out of warranty – real vote of confidence in their work. In any event, I decided to try the Phillips as a low-cost option and have really been pleased. Definitely an interesting compare and contrast with the Breville unit (which I do not recommend).

    The Phillips machine does have a few quirks, and there are a couple of changes to the unit I’d love to see. For example, the water supply is limited and therefore requires frequent refills. Similarly, the drip tray is fairly small and fills up pretty quickly. Also, the machine occasionally displays a warning that the drip tray needs dumping when, in fact, it does not. In these instances, I pull the tray out and wait for the warning to switch to the ‘no tray alert’ warning and then reinsert the tray. This said, the Phillips unit is easy to clean and maintain, and it’s relatively small and light.

    All in all, I highly recommend this product.

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  3. Paul

    This machine is a bit difficult to review. If you live somewhere with good independent coffee shops on every street corner, you will not be impressed by the quality of the coffee or milk foam produced by this machine. But compared to a pod machine or instant coffee, it’s obviously miles better.

    Like most machines in this class, it does not brew light roasts well. The grinder is not good enough, and it doesn’t brew hot enough even on the highest temperature setting.

    But with a bit of tweaking, I get a decent cup from medium roasted beans, on the espresso / americano /cappuccino / mode with 3 strength, 1 water / milk, highest temperature setting, and the grinder slightly finer than default. Not amazing but decent. And the convenience can’t be beat.

    The frother makes ok, not great milk foam. The design is very clever though, and it makes it super easy to clean.

    There are better bean-to-cup machines but they cost 3-10x as much.

    One thing people get wrong with these machines is because they’re so automatic they don’t bother adjusting them. We have a much more expensive Jura machine at work but it makes worse coffee than my Philips at home cause no one ever bothered adjusting the grinder and brew settings correctly.

    Also, I got the guarantee extended to 5 years for free by registering the machine on the Philips website, which is nice.

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  4. Jerome

    The very first time we tried to use this machine it didn’t work properly. Keeps saying we don’t have a water tank in place or empty. Have to hold the water tank to get it to fully go through a brew cycle or it would shut down.

    Called Phillips 3 times and they just said they would repair a brand new 1000.00 machine. I didn’t want a repair, I wanted a new machine.

    Found out after reading reviews even more than I disk before buying it that this is a well known issue with this machine. It happens so often that Phillips can’t even keep the replacement parts for the issue in stock.

    Decided to return to Amazon. Sticking with Breville.

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  5. A Guy in Ontario

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     Attention all coffee lovers! I recently acquired the Philips 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo Milk Frother, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer! This incredible machine has taken my home coffee experience to new heights of excellence, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with its performance. The video represents the time from power on to latte in hands. (roughly 3mins)

    First things first, the LatteGo Milk Frother. Oh, what a marvel! With just a touch of a button, it effortlessly transforms ordinary milk into a velvety, creamy froth that rivals the best cafés in town. Whether you’re craving a silky latte or a frothy cappuccino, this milk frother delivers perfection every single time. Plus, it’s a breeze to clean, so you can bid farewell to those tedious milk residue battles.

    Now, let’s talk about the espresso brewing capabilities of the Philips 3200 Series. Prepare to be amazed! This machine boasts a fully automatic system that takes care of every step of the coffee-making process, from grinding the beans to brewing a rich, aromatic cup of espresso. The aroma that fills the room as the machine works its magic is simply delightful, setting the mood for a truly delightful coffee experience.

    One of the standout features of this machine is its customizable settings. With a few simple adjustments, you can personalize the strength and volume of your coffee to suit your individual taste preferences. Whether you prefer a mild morning pick-me-up or a bold espresso shot that can rival the best café in town, the Philips 3200 Series has got you covered.

    And let’s not forget the user-friendly interface. Navigating through the various options and settings is a breeze, even for those of us who are not tech-savvy. The clear display and intuitive controls make it a joy to operate, ensuring that you spend more time savouring your coffee and less time figuring out complicated instructions.

    Lastly, maintenance is a breeze with this machine. It features an automatic cleaning cycle that keeps everything running smoothly, and the removable parts are dishwasher-safe for added convenience. With the water filtration system, you can bid farewell to the hassle of frequent tedious cleaning routines and spend more time enjoying your delicious cup of joe.

    In conclusion, the Philips 3200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo Milk Frother is a coffee enthusiast’s dream come true. From its exceptional milk frothing capabilities to its customizable settings and user-friendly interface, this machine delivers coffee perfection with every cup. Whether you’re a seasoned barista or a coffee lover looking to elevate your home coffee game, I wholeheartedly recommend the Philips 3200 Series. Trust me, it’s worth every penny!

    So go ahead, indulge in the ultimate coffee experience. Your taste buds and caffeine-loving soul will thank you. Cheers!

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  6. David Becker

    My wife and I bought this machine about 2 years ago, and it has held up nicely over time. It’s proven to be a simple, reliable alternative to going out to buy coffees and lattes from coffee shops, which is perfect since we work from home pretty much all the time. We’ve got 3 adults in our house and on average drink 5-6 total cups per day, and we so far haven’t run into any major problems.

    One issue I had at first was that the coffee wasn’t as strong as I was used to (I tend to like it pretty strong), but it’s still good coffee. You can make drinks stronger by adjusting how fine the grounds are with a little knob in the bean compartment at top, but I didn’t start messing with this until very recently. You can only adjust in small increments while the grinder is active to avoid damaging it.

    This machine is good for guests who want to make and customize their own individual drinks, though there is a small learning curve for first-time users. Once they know how to use it, they often comment how cool it is, and some have said they’d like to get one too (if it weren’t so expensive).

    Maintenance is fairly simple: You have to change the water filter every few months, rinse the easily removable “brew group” every week or two, and apply grease to it every couple months. The only problem I had was reinstalling the brew group for the first time (there’s a little yellow switch on the side that needs to be in the right position). There was also one time we didn’t change the water filter while the replacement light was flashing (it gave us plenty of notice; we just procrastinated too much), so we had to buy a special descaling fluid to clean it out before we could use it again.

    Yes, the machine can get loud, but I haven’t met a coffee grinder or latte maker that was quiet. This machine’s noise level seems pretty standard to me.

    There are a few little tricks to using and maintaining the machine so that you can get the most out of it, but so do most machines like this. Overall, I’d say it’s very easy to use and makes good drinks. The price is a bit high, and you also have to consider the added costs of buying whole-bean coffee and replacement water filters. But convenience like this often comes at a price, right? I would say it was worth it for us.

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  7. Eric 88

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     if you are considering this machine, I would like to share some of my experiences with you, pre-owner and new buyer. You might knew those tricks if you’ve read the manual.
    my Little Summary of “Press and hold for 3 seconds” with the following buttons under “Power Off” are able to change some hidden feature settings …. suits EP3241/54
    1) Aroma = Water Hardness Soft1>Hard4.
    2) Quantity = Water Temperature Low>default>High.
    3) Aqua = Activate Aqua-Filter.
    4) Calc = Auto-off timer 15/30*/60/180mins.
    5) Espresso = Restore factory setting.
    6) Coffee = On/off panel Beep Sound.

    this LatteGo automatic espresso machine is super easy to make cappuccino under 3 mins from power On. and Super easy to clean up too. It’s make noise but not really loud enough to wake anybody in the morning. It’s gave me really fast, tasty and creamy espresso as always.
    if you knew how to use “Bypass” feature … “Press and hold 3’s ” on the “Pre-ground/Aroma” to bypass the grinder on Latte Macchiato can easily get “Hot Milk only” and same way to get “Foam Milk only” on Cappuccino.
    so far, for the past 5 months I just have to refill coffee beans and fill up the water tank at the Front side when it’s empty.
    Do “Maintains it” just take a minute to drain the drip tray and empty the bin after every use, and also took about 5-10mins to rinse the brew unit weekly.
    Wait 5 seconds to “Reset the built-in counter” when took out the Drip tray under Power On as always. Otherwise it’s will keep LED remind you to empty the bin after every 8-10 shots.
    The coffee spout is adjustable to fit most travel mug not taller than 16cm which is big plus to me.
    And all beverages are able to program it’s own quantity size from 50-250ml but at least larger than the default size. all details is on the manual.
    be cautious with the Aqua-filters, it’s needs to be fully filled water and lets bobbles completely out before installation, otherwise you may get trouble with the water intake cause by the air block.
    and the running cost, according to the manual that Aqua-Filter needs to be replace every 3 months or every 95L of water ( >1,000 cups), It’s means I need to replace Aqua-filters x4 per year. That’s about 25cents per day for Filters and each shot of the 10g coffee beans cost about10-20cents. Total is just Less than $2 per day for me to make 6-8 shots espresso daily. (I like Melitta and Lavazza beans both not oily)
    Lastly, For the past 5 months I did once filter change already and did descaling once just follow with the Philips you-tube instructions step by step easily. the machine still works very great.

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  8. Eric 88

    We replaced and upgraded. After a decade with the 2013-2023 Minuto, we knew it was time… we’d been looking… for about 3 years.

    Cons
    1. Quantities. The water container could be bigger, the size of drinks is regular (not grande) and the dispenser is too small for my Yeti. Meh… i got over it.
    2. Fit is close… measure first. Bean hopper is great (Stronger brew=finer grind) Water container is good but could be bigger and with the filter… may get annoyingly small.
    3. Break in period. Expect Meh coffee for the first 25 cups, its a long term relationship.
    4. No Favorite drink memory… but its easy to push a button or two to get what you need.

    But the pros.
    Looks great, its Quiet.. way quiet, Efficient… uses less coffee and makes rich rich brew, versatile, customizable in the settings, easy to service, Cleaning the Brew Group, the tray the grinds easy easy easy.

    I love it… not perfect but I think damn… good… Machine… See you in a decade.
    Paul

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