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A quiet, easy-clean super-automatic with tubeless LatteGo milk and six one-touch drinks; espresso is light and the foam thick.
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Last reviewed October 17, 2026 by the Coffee Reviews editors · How we score
A quiet, easy-clean super-automatic with tubeless LatteGo milk and six one-touch drinks; espresso is light and the foam thick.
Philips' fully automatic bean-to-cup machine grinds with ceramic burrs (12 settings), makes six hot and iced drinks at the touch of a button, and froths milk with the two-piece, tubeless LatteGo system. An included AquaClean filter cuts descaling. Reviewers measured an unusually quiet grinder and praise the effortless cleaning, but find the espresso light and the foam too thick for flat whites or latte art.
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Coffeeness got nutty, sweet espresso with good crema, but Cafelista measured a lighter, less intense extraction and both found the iced coffee unconvincing.
Mostly plastic housing with chrome accents, a ceramic grinder and a 2-year warranty.
One-touch drinks, a tubeless LatteGo that rinses in seconds, an AquaClean filter and a grinder Coffeeness measured at 63 dB; changing temperature needs a key combination.
At $599.99 on Philips' US store (regular $899.99) it is a well-priced bean-to-cup machine with automatic milk.
Generally positive creator and retailer reviews (Cafelista, Seattle Coffee Gear) with recurring complaints about thick foam and light espresso.
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“During testing, my phone app registered 63 decibels from the 3300 grinder, making it not only the quietest Philips has released, but one of the quietest I’ve ever experienced.”
“As expected, the 3300 LatteGo has too much plastic housing for my liking.”
“The Philips 3300’s LatteGo is truly revolutionary: two plastic pieces that clip together, with no tubes or inaccessible corners. I rinse it in 10 seconds under hot water, or put it in the dishwasher.”
“As a coffee enthusiast, I find it too thick – closer to shaving foam than a barista’s microfoam.”
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Coffeeness measured 63 dB from its grinder, the quietest Philips machine it has tested; Philips markets the brewing as SilentBrew.
It has two parts and no tubes. Philips says it can be cleaned in as little as 10 seconds under the tap, and it is dishwasher safe.
No. Its Iced Coffee is a concentrated coffee brewed at a lower temperature for pouring over ice; Cafelista notes it is not true cold brew.
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