Philips
Series 3300 LatteGo
A lower-priced one-touch bean-to-cup machine with six drink options and a two-part automatic milk carafe.
Why this status? An active manufacturer product or support page was recorded when this entry was checked. Philips UK · checked 22/07/2026 ↗
Estimate Cost to Keep →Compare pods vs beans →Six drink options, a 12-step ceramic grinder and Philips' tubeless two-part LatteGo system make this a strong convenience route below premium bean-to-cup prices.
Affordable one-touch milk drinks with a simple milk system to rinse
There are no user profiles and the 43.3cm depth needs checking carefully. Philips' SilentBrew wording is a manufacturer comparison, not our own noise measurement, and independent drink, cleaning and reliability tests are pending.
What it costs to start
The minimum connected equipment for this route. Required equipment is separated from beans, milk and optional extras.
No separate grinder is required for this machine route. Beans, capsules, filters, milk, scales, cleaning products and optional accessories are excluded. Retailer prices and stock can change before checkout.
Estimate the longer-term cost to keep →What else you need
Required purchases, useful extras and later care supplies are kept separate. A connected product is an evidenced option—not a paid placement or the only valid choice.
Coffee beans · connected example: Lavazza Espresso Barista Perfetto
Coffee is required, but this connected bean is an example rather than the only correct choice. Roast and flavour remain personal preferences.
Which version fits your routine?
Both use Philips' two-part LatteGo milk carafe and share the recorded 24.6 × 43.3 × 37.1cm footprint; the 5500 expands the menu to 20 hot and iced recipes and adds four user profiles, while the 3300 offers five coffee recipes plus hot water with no profiles.
At recorded prices the 5500 costs about £300 more. That premium buys menu breadth and saved preferences—not a smaller footprint, a larger tank or an independently proven improvement in cup quality.What should I consider instead?
Both are approachable automatic-milk bean-to-cup routes with 1.8-litre tanks and removable brew units. Philips lists five coffee recipes plus hot water, a 275g ceramic grinder and two-part LatteGo; De’Longhi lists three coffee drinks plus hot water, a 250g grinder and LatteCrema carafe.
This is an editorial inference, not a direct manufacturer comparison. Drink naming and milk hardware differ, and neither machine has an independently tested advantage in taste, temperature, noise or reliability.Tracking has started
Independent testing not complete
We will not publish a number until this machine completes the CoffeeScore test protocol. Manufacturer claims are not used as independent scores.
Read methodology version 0.2 →What we know—and what we don’t
Cleaning, repair and support
These are documented tasks and features—not an independent cleaning score.
In warrantyThe official EP3347/90 support page provides exact-model troubleshooting, manuals, contact and repair-and-exchange links; retain proof of purchase and the model and serial numbers for a claim.
After warrantyThe same exact-model support route provides diagnostics, contact and replaceable-parts listings, but no fixed UK paid-repair price or outcome is published.
Sources behind this record
Every published specification should lead back to evidence. A source confirms what was published—not that we have independently tested the claim.
Other bean-to-cup worth comparing
Matched by category, shared needs, effort and known starting cost. Affiliate status and popularity are excluded.
Magnifica Start LatteCrema
Evidence-labelled current alternative · Same bean to cup route · Also suited to easy · Also suited to automatic milk · Similar known starting cost
About £51 less in known starting equipmentMagnifica Start
Same bean to cup route · Also suited to easy · Also suited to whole beans · Similar known starting cost
About £50 less in known starting equipmentSeries 5500 LatteGo
Same bean to cup route · Also suited to easy · Also suited to automatic milk
About £300 more in known starting equipment