That's a great idea!

That's fantastic, glad you like the machine! Ours is still going strong - I'm having a cup of coffee at this very moment!

Awesome, thank you!

You are so welcome!

Much appreciated!

Thanks so much for your kind words! So excited for you and your friends who will soon taste the "magic" this machine makes :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks! Glad to have helped!

Mine arrives on December 3rd 2021. Did yours got delivered?. If it did, do you like it?

I got mine today 11-30-21. Whenever you get yours, you will love it. I have been using a K cup for the past yrs. and even though i have enjoyed coffee. This machine takes my full beans to another level. Is like if during the brewing... it squeezes every drop of flavor. with the press and brewing pressure. I would drink cup after cup. But then i would not be able to sleep 🤣Did you get yours Master?. I Ordered through amazon and only took 3 days.

What an excellent Christmas present, enjoy!!!

Our pleasure! Enjoy!

Thanks, Simon! We're planning an update soon...

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video! Hope you love your machine as much as we do!

Happy to help!

Greetings! So glad you LOVE the machine as much as we do!! And you just reminded me that I haven't made that Golden Rum Cake in awhile - time to get baking!!!

Excellent! Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

You're very welcome!

Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome. We just had to replace the o-ring a couple months shy of the 2 year mark. Also had to do a mandatory descale when we hit the 5,000 cup mark even though we always use the AquaClean filters.

@@lonestarguys How did you know when to descale? Is there a shot counter? My Jura keeps track of all shots. Wondering how you would know where you are at.

@@christerman There is an calc/clean indicator light on the main control panel that illuminates when it's time to descale. The machine tracks each cup and recommends descale every 5,000 cups.

@@lonestarguys Thanks for the reply. I decided to send mine back. The machine just doesn't make coffee in the way that I have gotten used to with my Jura E9 (purch 2008). My Juara for instance can tell me in an instant how many beverages I have made (currently sitting at 9,500). In the Lattego manual, it says you need to pull 100-150 shots before the grinder is broken in. How would you know how many you've done? Scratch pad?. I got the Lattego to simplify making our morning coffees and provide a solution for my wife as she finds the Jura a mystery. Don't get me wrong. The Lattego is an engineering marvel, but not suited to our needs. I do have a question for you,, though. After my initial espressos came out looking like dishwater, I started to research and it turns out this is a very common issue. There are dozens of threads from purchasers seeking answers on how to get a decent espresso. In all the KZfaq's I had watched reviewing this machine, not one addressed the break in period. Some of them are from retailers like Seattle Coffee Gear so I am not surprised by their wanting to overlook anything that would discourage a sale, but did you have perfect results right from the get go?

Thank you!! 😊

Thank you! We can't imagine a day without using this. NEVER going back to a Keurig or drip coffee maker!!

Hey, thanks! We love it.

Thank you! Enjoying a caramel latte at this very moment :)

Hi Mirec. Mine comes next week.. Dec 3rd. We should also make a video giving or tasting opinion lol.

Hey, thanks! Glad you were able to snag one!

@@lonestarguys I sure did. The one with the 12 options and the digital screen, cost like $,400 lol. I saw it for 8 hundred dollars plus, on site from overseas. But i bet that takes like 2 months to get it. So i chose the 3200 instead. If u have any recomended brands of coffee that is listed on amazon,, post me a link to buy. I have an Eight O clock bag that i have been using with an I Coffee Kcup with spin brew techonogy. By remington. But I coffee trademark disappeared from the market. This machine have served me for the past 3 yrs i would say. But is performing as it used to. I have been grinding full beans and using the kcup for any type of grounds. I have enjoyed the machine the type it has worked. But for sure, the phillips is at another league

@MLB-LIVE we are digging the LaVazza Super Crema whole bean coffee blend. www.amazon.com/Lavazza-Coffee-Medium-Espresso-2-2-Pound/dp/B000SDKDM4

You're welcome! And congratulations on your new machine! I just got some Monin French Vanilla syrup and Monin Caramel syrup today for fancy lattes. Made a vanilla latte (with an extra shot of espresso, of course :) and it was DELICIOUS!! I'll try a caramel machiato tomorrow :)

You're welcome! Glad you enjoy it as much as we do!

You are welcome!

We have our grind setting set on the 3rd dot from the finest/smallest grind.

Cool! I'm drinking a latte/machiato with an extra shot made with lavazza beans at this very moment!

Thank you and congratulations! Enjoy!

Thanks, Wayne! Glad you enjoyed it. We got the metal cup and saucer holder from Amazon -ttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QYKJQ1V/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_50RQY9XQWK03XJTZ93PT

@@lonestarguys Thanks Guys! Did you get the largest, 3.4 oz. size?

Yes, we got the 3.4-inch size.

You're welcome! Hmmmm.... I'm not an expert but I don't think it is the beans/roast. Lungo coffee is made with twice as much water as a regular espresso shot and the longer brew length can result in a more bitter taste. I would try your beans with a single shot of espresso and compare it to the lungo coffee to determine if it's the beans/roast you're using. But keep in mind the below: from wikipedia: Lungo is a coffee beverage made by using an espresso machine to make an Italian-style coffee - short black with much more water, resulting in a larger coffee, a lungo. Wikipedia Uniqueness: A lungo is less strong, but more bitter, than an espresso, because the additional hot water passing through the ground coffee extracts components that would normally remain undissolved Hope this helps, Sylvain!

Not sure about the exact temperature of the frothed milk but it's hot enough for us!

Mmmmm...I'm gonna have to try that. I enjoy Flat whites!

@@lonestarguys Yeah because apparently if you try to make a flat white after the double shot. By using the latte option. The machine will grind a batch after it dispenses the milk. Which it would be a waste. But if you used the pre grind option for the latte instead. After brewing a double shot. With the latte, under the pre-grind. It will dispense the froth milk, and since if you dont add a pre ground product in the front compartment. That cycle is pretty much waved. Maybe just water will come out. So you get that froth milk and just pour it on top of the double shot. Turning it into a reversed drink. And as far as the 8 o clock full beans coffee i have . Maybe the Phillips will get even more flavor out of it. Since will press it and purge it with pressure. Something the k cup wont do

Good choice. I'm drinking coffee from it as I type this!

@@lonestarguys yeah, perfect choice :) Enjoy it guys ;)

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. Sorry you have to wait a few more weeks for your new Philips LatteGo - it's definitely worth the wait though! I think your husband will find it very easy to use and master the cappuccino and latte macchiato quickly! We've had ours for a few months and use it multiple times a day - EVERY DAY!

The machine has an indicator light for the AquaClean filter. It is normally blue. When the light changes to orange you should replace the AquaClean filter and follow the process outlined in the instruction guide.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks, Rodney Lee!

Thanks!

I wouldn't recommend it. I'm sure Philips would've mentioned/highlighted that functionality and added it to the drink list the machine is capable of if it were possible. The small receptacle at the top is only for pre-ground coffee.

@@lonestarguys thanks for the reply!best product review for this machine ever😊

It's fairly loud when it's grinding and frothing milk. For example, if you're standing next to it, you have stop talking until it finishes! It would wake me up if I were in the same room, but not in a different room of the house.

That happens with ours too. We tend to empty out the drip tray whenever we empty the used grind container and it's usually 3/4 of the way full. Not sure where the liquid comes from either - I think it's internal as the hot water is being forced through the ground espresso at high pressure and must result in some waste? If you empty it each time you have to empty the used grind container you should fine.

@@lonestarguys Thank you for your confirmation. Here I was going crazy thinking there might be a leak some place. I'll do what you suggested, emptying out the drip tray whenever I empty out the grinds container. :)

Hi. I just set up mine today. And yes, it happens with mine too. The water is from the machine firing hot water through the ground beans to make the coffee. If you check the grind waste right after you make the coffee, you can touch and see that it’s not dry to the touch, but quite wet and crumbly, and that the waste water come from the beans due to its brown colour.

We have not regretted buying this at all. I believe it is worth it especially if you make 8+ espresso based coffee drinks per day like us!

@@lonestarguys Many thanks for opinion:)

Thanks!!

Thanks! Hmmm...we were just thinking about that! Yes, still extremely happy with the machine - 4 months of about 6 drinks per day and haven't had any issues. Stay tuned for a follow-up video!

Did you make a follow up viedo sir?

Hey, thanks!! I liked Gail @ Seattle Coffee Gear's review on KZfaq and that actually was the clincher in our decision to buy. Too bad you have to wait until mid-February but the anticipation will make it that much sweeter!

@@lonestarguys They ended up sending it earlier and I received it today!

That's awesome! Enjoy!!!

Love your video! Just bought this machine.. what kind of milk do you use ? And bean brand?

Thanks so much!! And congratulations on your new machine!! We use 2 kinds of milk (Lactaid 2% milk and Planet Oat Extra Creamy oatmilk) and both work well in the machine. Bought an extra LatteGo milk carafe directly from Philips so we wouldn't get confused :) I saw another KZfaqr recommend the Lavazza Super Crema whole bean blend and we like them so much we haven't tried anything else yet - even have them on an Amazon subcription to deliver every 2 weeks!

Haven't needed to use those yet but will definitely video it when we do! Thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks! We set the temperature to the second highest setting and found it to be plenty hot for us. Price point and quality were big factors in our deciding on this model so we didn't really look at the 1000-1500 range machines. You might want to check out Seattle Coffee Gear's KZfaq channel. They do many videos of head-to-head comparisons of the popular machines - might be helpful in deciding which machine to purchase. I saw a pre-release of the Philips 5xxx model which has a nice touch display and many more drink options than the 3200 but it didn't have any pricing info. Good luck in your search for a nice super automatic and let us know what you decide on!

Yay! Enjoy!!

Hi Anthony! Everything's working well and it's been getting quite a workout when we have friends visiting.

@@lonestarguys nice thank you!

Jura machines are next level/higher end machines that are more expensive.

You know since I asked this question I actually think this may be better in terms of maintenance given the ability to maintain the brew components and rinse. The hues needs maintenance annually to bi annually from what we were told at sur la table and that usually runs a couple hundred bucks. Whereas this is simply puked out and rinsed. Great review guys, we’re getting one.

Congrats! Hope you enjoy your new Philips machine!

I've never flown with mine :) You might want to check with the airline you're flying.

Hey, thanks!!

Oh, no! :(

LOL! Pardon my accent!

LOL!

BLASPHEMY!!

@@lonestarguys Amen!