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Philips EP3341/50 3300 Series LatteGo Espresso Machine

  • Capacity: 60.9 fl oz
  • Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
  • Coffee Input Type: Whole Bean
  • Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine

Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A convenience-first automatic machine, strongest for its fast-clean LatteGo system and long filter interval; its 3.8 average is worth weighing against pricier options in this same category.

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ASIN: B0CZ4GN5YTModel: 3300 SeriesCategory: Super-Automatic Espresso Machines

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Overview

Six drink presets and Philips' LatteGo milk system define this fully automatic espresso machine, aimed at households wanting espresso, cappuccino or latte macchiato without manual tamping or a separate frother.

The headline feature is LatteGo: a three-part milk frother with no internal tubing, which Philips credits with a 10-second rinse instead of a full cleaning cycle. It grinds, tamps and brews on one button press, with strength, volume and milk level adjustable per drink. An AquaClean filter is rated for up to 5,000 cups before the machine needs descaling, trading a chemical descale routine for a filter swap.

  • Full color touch display
  • Adjustable strength, volume and milk level per drink
  • Dishwasher-safe LatteGo parts
  • AquaClean water filtration system

Who it's for

Suited to someone who wants six drink types on tap without touching a portafilter, and who values a milk system that rinses in seconds over one with more manual latte-art control. Less suited to someone chasing barista-level microfoam, which typically comes from a dedicated steam wand instead.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • One-touch grind, tamp and brew across six drink types
  • LatteGo milk system rinses in about 10 seconds
  • AquaClean filter delays descaling for up to 5,000 cups
Cons
  • Average rating of 3.8 trails other automatic machines in this batch
  • No manual steam wand, so milk texture is set by the machine rather than the user

Performance notes

Six presets cover espresso, coffee, iced coffee, cappuccino, latte macchiato and hot water, each adjustable for strength, volume and milk level from the color display. LatteGo is the mechanism behind the quick cleanup: three parts with no internal tubes or hidden compartments, rinsable by hand or in a dishwasher. The AquaClean filter extends the interval between descaling procedures, rated by Philips for up to 5,000 cups of filtered water.

Specifications

BrandPhilips
Model3300 Series
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight17.6 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H9.7 × 17 × 14.6 inches
Capacity & performance
Capacity60.9 fl oz
Output Pressure15 bar
Power & efficiency
Wattage1500 watts
Voltage120 volts
Power SourceCorded electric
Construction & materials
MaterialAcrylic, Plastic, Rubber
ColorGlossy Black (Ep 3341/ 50)
Compatibility & installation
Human Interface InputTouchscreen
Included components
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsLatteGo Storage Lid
Other details
Operation ModeFully Automatic
Coffee Input TypeWhole Bean
Coffee Maker TypeEspresso Machine
Filter TypeAquaClean
Number of Items1
Part NumberEP3341/50
StyleNEW 3300 Series
Specific Uses For ProductEspresso
Item Type NameFully Automatic Espresso Machine

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Frequently asked questions

What milk system does the Philips 3300 Series use?

It uses Philips' LatteGo system, a three-part frother with no internal tubing that the brand says rinses clean in about 10 seconds.

How many drink presets does the Philips 3300 Series offer?

Six: espresso, coffee, iced coffee, cappuccino, latte macchiato and hot water.

How often does the Philips 3300 Series need descaling?

With the AquaClean filter installed and changed as prompted, Philips rates it for up to 5,000 cups before descaling is needed.