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You can also get the Philips 5400 with the classic milk foamer, which is a traditional manual steam wand. It’s very easy to attach and remove from the coffee machine. The milk system is made up of a transparent container and an outlet through which the milk goes into your cup. It’s a unique aspect of the Philips line of automatic espresso machines. The LatteGo is an automatic milk frother with only two pieces. Philips 5400 has an automatic LatteGo milk system. There’s also a “more drinks” button, which lets you scroll for more coffee drinks. My mom, who’s not very tech-savvy, liked that there are actual pictures of the drinks and not icons. The top row shows six coffee drinks: espresso, coffee, Americano, cappuccino, latte macchiato, and café au lait. The arrow and confirmation buttons are on the right side. There’s pink, blue, yellow, green profile color, and no color for the guest profile. Next to it are the user profiles, which are differentiated by colors and not names. The on/off button is located on the far left. This fully automatic espresso machine is controlled via a color touchscreen display. The coffee spout is adjustable, and I liked that it’ll fit even my tall macchiato glass, which isn’t the case with many other coffee machines.
PHILIPS ESPRESSO MACHINE FULL
The drip tray has a red floater that indicates when the tray is full and should be emptied. The used coffee container can hold up to 12 used coffee pucks before you’ll have to empty it. The drip tray and the used coffee puck container are connected, and they slide out in the front of the coffee maker. It can fit under kitchen cabinets, and the front-loading system means you won’t have to pull it out very often. Its dimensions are 9 3/4 x 17 x 14 3/4 in, and weighs 18 lbs. Philips 5400 is a compact coffee maker compared to other fully automatic espresso machines. Here are the most important features of the Philips 5400 LattoGo espresso machine. Now you’re ready to brew! Feature Breakdown I like my latte a certain way, my family members all prefer a cappuccino or an espresso, so this is a really useful option.įinally, fill the bean hopper, the water tank, and the LatteGo milk system if you plan to make milk-based espresso drinks.
PHILIPS ESPRESSO MACHINE PLUS
You can create up to four profiles, plus the guest profile. You can set up your own profile with your favorite drinks - press the profile button on the left. When you use the espresso machine for the first time, you’ll see a guest profile on display. I didn’t do it and had to clean up afterward.
PHILIPS ESPRESSO MACHINE PRO
Pro tip: Make sure to place the drip tray, or even better, place a glass under the hot water spout, as the machine will do an initial rinsing cycle when you first turn it on.
This is more than impressive, and not many machines in this range have this feature. So if you brew two cups of coffee a day, you won’t need to descale for about seven years. Next, set up the AquaClean filter.Īs Philips 5400 super automatic espresso machine has an AquaClean filter, you’ll be able to brew 5,000 coffee cups before having to descale. When you turn on the Philips 5400 for the first time, you’ll have to choose the language and do the water hardness test.Įnter the water hardness info in the machine settings so the coffee maker can calculate the descaling time. Once you’ve got everything out of the box, it’s time to set up this fully automatic coffee machine.įirst, insert all the removable parts - the drip tray and the LatteGo system – and plug in the machine. You’ll be ready to start setting up in no time. Overall, the machine is very well protected, and the unpacking is uncomplicated. There’s another small cardboard box in the front of the coffee maker that contains the LatteGo milk system and AquaClean filter.įinally, the machine itself is wrapped in a soft material that’s easy to take off. As I’m often alone when I do the unboxing, this makes it very convenient and, most importantly, safe. There are handles, so you can easily and safely lift the large body of the coffee machine out of the box. Next is my favorite part of Philips packaging, and something they tend to include with all of their espresso machines: the front of the machine is packed in something resembling half of a shopping bag. All of these are separately wrapped and cleverly packed to save space. Below the cardboard, there’s a box with a power cord, drip tray, scoop, a tube of grease, water hardness strip, and manuals. I prefer cardboard to foam, as it’s better for recycling. When you open the box, there’s an extra thick corrugated cardboard box on top, which protects the machine. I’m glad to report this wasn’t the case with the Philips 5400. In some cases, the plastic smell lasts for the first several uses. The Philips 5400 LatteGo comes in a nice cardboard box, with all the machine features listed on the front and the back.Ī lot of the time, when I open the box containing my new espresso machine, there’s a strong plastic smell.
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