Comments on: Philips 2200 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine w/LatteGo, Black, EP2230/14 (Renewed)

By: BDP

BDP — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:20 +0000

Easy to use and good quality coffee produced
Easy to use, makes above average drinks and easy to clean

By: Laura B

Laura B — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

Game changer for those who want cafe quality drinks at home.
1. Exceptional Coffee Quality: The espresso and coffee it produces are rich, flavorful, and aromatic. The adjustable grind settings ensure you can tailor your brew to your taste.2. Intuitive Touch Display: The user-friendly interface makes it easy to select and customize drinks like espresso, cappuccino, or latte macchiato.3. Built-In Milk Frother: The LatteGo system creates creamy, frothy milk effortlessly, adding a professional touch to your beverages.4. Customizable Settings: You can adjust coffee strength, grind size, and water volume to create your perfect cup every time.5. Low Maintenance: The AquaClean filter reduces the need for frequent descaling, and the detachable parts are easy to clean.The water tank is Small so sometimes limiting if youâre making multiple drinks for guests.Like most espresso machines, itâs a bit noisy during grinding and brewing.It’s an investment, but the quality and features make it worth the cost for coffee enthusiasts.

By: Q. McLaughlin

Q. McLaughlin — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

Quickly pays for itself- easily better than Starbucks!
Perfect foam, and excellent coffee. Easy to maintain. Iâve owned Saeco machines for 20+ years; this one is smaller and easier to maintain.Wish it had a double cappuccino option! And the espresso shot is on the small side- but just have 2 :). Other than that itâs close to perfect.Measured hot water feature is also great- donât overlook this for quick hot tea or hot chocolate.

By: PopVintage

PopVintage — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

A decent deal for what is normally a $500 automatic, beats a Keurig.
Buying anything refurb normally makes me cringe with distrust and imagine I’m simply lighting my money on fire, but I’ve had this for long enough to put it through it’s paces and let the grinder prove it’s durability. And it’s not a behemoth on my modest sized countertops.It was either this for $250 on a Black Friday deal or replace my dying Keurig for $150. As a former Barista in my youth, this was a no brainer. Finally scratches my itch for a decent latte in the morning without having to grind, tamp, and manually froth a cup while I’m still half blind with sleep.Dial it in vis-a-vis the Milk, Coffee, and Temp settings (factory settings are way too conservative), and it does what you ask it to do as long as you’re feeding it halfway decent beans. It even produced a fair-enough bit of crema from my cherished Malabar Gold beans, showing a nice mousetail as the shot pours.From what I can tell, all the various Philips automatic models have the same modular core, so the extra Bling Bling features on the more pricey models are just flash and settings. This base model does Good Enough. And to anyone who’s worked a coffee stand, it’s a dream to clean. Just literally pop out the guts like its a Brother printer cartridge and rinse it once a week, airdry and pop back in.The little Lattego frother attachment is shockingly effective for what it is, and hasn’t choked on Half & Half for Breves or any of the non-dairy milks I’ve subjected it to. You just need to manually dial the unit in to FROTH ENOUGH MILK, DAMMIT.It has little quirks, like the spill tray needs to be dumped IMMEDIATELY after a couple cups, and you should always keep a cup in place to catch the self-clean cycles as it sits in standby. That’s a good thing. If you don’t make sure the tray is firmly seated back in place, the unit will just blink the error light at you. I imagine this is what caused my unit to be returned and refurbed in the first place, but it works fine once you figure out it’s tricks so it won’t waste your good beans.Seattle CoffeeGear did a fine job testing that, yes indeed, it worked, but you don’t get all the original packaging with manual and water test strips. Only reason I didn’t give this 5 stars. Otherwise, it’s hard to beat a deal like this for a $300 full-auto maker that is a snap to clean, if a little arcane to dial in, to make your own proper cup and save $7 and sit in line for a 16 oz drink at Dutch Bros or Starbucks.

By: mhickman

mhickman — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

Not a reputable source
We ordered the Phillips 2200 and the entire Brew Group (essential inner working for the machine) was missing. It had an inspection tag, but clearly the instructions are not even basic.

By: GHutch

GHutch — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

Quality
This is the third automatic espresso machines Iâve owned and the cheapest by far, that being said this one is the best (the other two were Phillips and Saeco) brews wonderful shots of espresso with rich crema, the âlattegoâ feature makes frothing so much easier and it pours it into the cup during the brew process.Got mine refurbished for $359 but was new out of the box (canât figure that one out)Highly pleased with this machine now that itâs âworn inâ itâs brewing better than Starbucks.I use Lavazza super crema beans and itâs amazing.

By: Brian Lin

Brian Lin — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

Functional and good shape
I purchased refurbished Philips 2200 coffee machine this time. Before I put order in place, I got a little worry on the quality of refurbished machine. After over 2 weeks try, I think the quality of this refurbished coffee machine is just working perfectly. I am happy with this machine. Let me keep monitoring it.

By: Guoste

Guoste — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 04:30:19 +0000

Very easy to use and maintain
Had this for a month and I really love that it is super simple, easy to use and coffee tastes amazing!