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Bean to cup coffee machines
Bean to cup machines grind fresh beans for every cup and many froth milk at the touch of a button. Grinder settings, milk system, water tank size and cleaning routine set them apart; compare each model's specifications, what owners say and where to buy it.
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De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Next
The De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Next (ECAM310.60.B) is a mid-range bean-to-cup machine with a 15-bar pump, a built-in grinder, a colour screen with ten one-touch drinks, three user profiles and an…
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The De'Longhi Magnifica S ECAM22.110.B is a long-running, entry-level bean-to-cup machine.
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PhilipsPhilips Series 2200
The Philips Series 2200 EP2220/10 is an entry-level bean-to-cup machine.
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PhilipsPhilips Series 3300 LatteGo
The Philips Series 3300 LatteGo (EP3347/90) is a compact bean-to-cup machine with a 12-step ceramic grinder, a 15-bar pump, a 1.8 L tank, six one-touch drinks including iced coffee, and the tube-free…
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Before you decide
Questions to ask before you choose
Do you drink milk-based coffee?
Some machines froth milk automatically from a jug or carafe; others have a manual steam wand, and some make black coffee only. The specifications on each page say which milk system the model has.
How much cleaning are you happy to do?
Bean to cup machines need regular rinsing, descaling and, on some models, a removable brew unit to wash. Owners' experiences with cleaning and maintenance are in each page's review summary.
How much coffee do you make in a day?
A larger water tank and bean hopper mean fewer refills for a busy household. Capacities on the product pages come from the manufacturer's specification sheet.