PhilipsBean to cup coffee machines · EP8757/20
EP8757/20
The Philips Café Aromis EP8757/20 is a premium bean-to-cup machine that makes over 50 hot and iced drinks.
15 bar1.9 L
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The Philips Café Aromis EP8757/20 is a premium bean-to-cup machine that makes over 50 hot and iced drinks. It has two LatteGo Pro carafes (hot and cold), a 4.3-inch touchscreen, eight user profiles and Wi-Fi app control. Owners rate it highly for ease of use, drink variety and easy-clean milk carafes, and most like the coffee. Some experienced espresso drinkers find shots less intense than rival De'Longhi or manual machines. Occasional complaints cover froth temperature, noise and a fiddly drip tray. It suits households that want quick, customisable milk drinks and cold coffee. It is less suited to espresso purists or kitchens short of worktop depth. Much early praise comes from a manufacturer test campaign, and long-term reliability is not yet known.
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What the features mean in everyday use.
The UK model is EP8757/20, sold as Café Aromis Series 8000, with GTIN 8720389076985 at Currys, Argos and John Lewis.
Philips lists 54 pre-programmed drinks and markets 50+ hot and cold drinks, including cold brew and iced coffee. There is no hot chocolate option.
LatteGo Pro comes with separate hot and cold carafes. It is tube-free, and Philips says it rinses clean in about 10 seconds. TechRadar found each carafe comes apart into three plastic pieces that are easy to clean, and it worked with dairy, oat and soy milk.
It has a 4.3-inch TFT touchscreen, 8 user profiles, 12 grinder settings and 7 strength levels. Wi-Fi with the HomeID app allows remote brewing and a barista-assistant feature.
Philips claims SilentBrew makes it 40% quieter, and John Lewis lists it as Quiet Mark certified.
It has a 1.9 L water tank, 275 g bean hopper, 0.25 L milk carafe, 15 bar pump, 1500 W rating and energy class A. It can brew two cups at once.
The machine measures 389 x 251 x 452 mm (H x W x D) and weighs 9.3 kg. It is narrow but deep, and a few owners mention it takes up a lot of worktop.
Most reviewers at Currys (Feefo), Argos and John Lewis praise the coffee as rich, fresh and hot. Several say it is a step up from pod machines.
Reviewers repeatedly describe setup as quick, with on-screen guidance, and the touchscreen as responsive and intuitive, including first-time bean-to-cup owners.
Owners like the wide hot and iced drink menu and the ability to adjust strength, volume, temperature and milk per drink and save them to profiles.
Many reviewers find daily cleaning easy, especially the milk carafes. One notes it still needs regular cleaning.
Opinions on noise are split. Many reviewers call it impressively quiet, but a smaller group find it noisier than the SilentBrew claim suggests.
Some experienced users find the espresso less rich than expected for the price. Two compare it unfavourably with De'Longhi machines, and one with a good manual machine.
A minority report milk froth that is too airy or cooler than they would like, even after raising the temperature. One reviewer could not get the frother to work properly.
One Argos reviewer calls the drip tray and cover a downgrade from earlier Philips models, citing gaps, small drip holes and splashing. A John Lewis reviewer notes light glasses vibrate on the tray.
A small number of syndicated John Lewis reviews are strongly negative, citing a machine that 'barely works', grind settings locked until 100 cups had been brewed, no printed manual, and a difficult setup.
A couple of reviewers who mostly drink black coffee find the 1.9 L tank small.
TechRadar rated it 5/5 (Editor's Choice) after two weeks. It praised the design, build, consistent brewing, hot and cold drinks, customisation and app. Its criticisms were that the ground-coffee hatch steams up and that the machine must cool fully before making cold drinks.
Many store reviews come from a Philips promotion or product-test campaign. They are tagged as collected in a promotion or incentivised, and the same testers posted on several stores. Ratings are therefore probably more favourable than truly independent feedback would be.
On 2026-10-29 it was listed at £849.99 at Currys, Argos and John Lewis. Amazon.co.uk had a new listing with no featured offer.
It comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee.
Reviewers who mention price generally call it expensive. Most say it is worth it, but a few feel the coffee quality does not fully match the premium.
Which? has tested the model (first reviewed July 2026, released March 2026). Its score and Best Buy status are behind the paywall.
Reviewers often describe it as premium-looking and stylish. One notes a fair amount of visible plastic on close inspection, and Philips lists plastic as the primary material.
LatteGo Pro comes with separate hot and cold carafes. It is tube-free, and Philips says it rinses clean in about 10 seconds. TechRadar found each carafe comes apart into three plastic pieces that are easy to clean, and it worked with dairy, oat and soy milk.
It has a 4.3-inch TFT touchscreen, 8 user profiles, 12 grinder settings and 7 strength levels. Wi-Fi with the HomeID app allows remote brewing and a barista-assistant feature.
Philips claims SilentBrew makes it 40% quieter, and John Lewis lists it as Quiet Mark certified.
It has a 1.9 L water tank, 275 g bean hopper, 0.25 L milk carafe, 15 bar pump, 1500 W rating and energy class A. It can brew two cups at once.
The machine measures 389 x 251 x 452 mm (H x W x D) and weighs 9.3 kg. It is narrow but deep, and a few owners mention it takes up a lot of worktop.
Most reviewers at Currys (Feefo), Argos and John Lewis praise the coffee as rich, fresh and hot. Several say it is a step up from pod machines.
Reviewers repeatedly describe setup as quick, with on-screen guidance, and the touchscreen as responsive and intuitive, including first-time bean-to-cup owners.
Owners like the wide hot and iced drink menu and the ability to adjust strength, volume, temperature and milk per drink and save them to profiles.
Many reviewers find daily cleaning easy, especially the milk carafes. One notes it still needs regular cleaning.
Opinions on noise are split. Many reviewers call it impressively quiet, but a smaller group find it noisier than the SilentBrew claim suggests.
Some experienced users find the espresso less rich than expected for the price. Two compare it unfavourably with De'Longhi machines, and one with a good manual machine.
A minority report milk froth that is too airy or cooler than they would like, even after raising the temperature. One reviewer could not get the frother to work properly.
One Argos reviewer calls the drip tray and cover a downgrade from earlier Philips models, citing gaps, small drip holes and splashing. A John Lewis reviewer notes light glasses vibrate on the tray.
A small number of syndicated John Lewis reviews are strongly negative, citing a machine that 'barely works', grind settings locked until 100 cups had been brewed, no printed manual, and a difficult setup.
A couple of reviewers who mostly drink black coffee find the 1.9 L tank small.
TechRadar rated it 5/5 (Editor's Choice) after two weeks. It praised the design, build, consistent brewing, hot and cold drinks, customisation and app. Its criticisms were that the ground-coffee hatch steams up and that the machine must cool fully before making cold drinks.
Many store reviews come from a Philips promotion or product-test campaign. They are tagged as collected in a promotion or incentivised, and the same testers posted on several stores. Ratings are therefore probably more favourable than truly independent feedback would be.
On 2026-10-29 it was listed at £849.99 at Currys, Argos and John Lewis. Amazon.co.uk had a new listing with no featured offer.
It comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee.
Reviewers who mention price generally call it expensive. Most say it is worth it, but a few feel the coffee quality does not fully match the premium.
Which? has tested the model (first reviewed July 2026, released March 2026). Its score and Best Buy status are behind the paywall.
Reviewers often describe it as premium-looking and stylish. One notes a fair amount of visible plastic on close inspection, and Philips lists plastic as the primary material.
User experience
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Summarised from the 95 reviews we read. A review can mention several points, so the theme counts can add up to more than 95.
Owners mostly praise the coffee as rich and hot. They also like the quick guided setup, the responsive touchscreen and the large menu of hot and iced drinks, which can be tuned per person and saved to profiles. The two LatteGo Pro carafes are seen as quick to clean, and many say it runs quietly. A minority hear more noise than SilentBrew suggests, find the espresso less intense than De'Longhi or manual machines, or get froth that is too airy or not hot enough. Others mention a fiddly drip tray and a tank that empties quickly for black-coffee drinkers. A few syndicated reviews describe serious setup or operating problems. Most praise comes from a manufacturer test campaign in the first weeks of use.
Summarised from 95 reviews; 3 reviews about delivery, packaging or the seller were left out. The summary is drawn from opinions that recur in the reviews read; each theme shows how many reviews mention it. These counts are not a rate and do not apply to every unit.
Counted, not estimated. John Lewis API: 63 texts. Argos: 10 newest, minus 4 with the same author and date at John Lewis = 6. Currys Feefo feed: 28, minus 2 identical to Argos texts = 26. Total 95. Test-campaign reviewers who reposted reworded texts are counted per text. John Lewis theme counts are hand tallies. 3 coupon/delivery reviews excluded.
24 original reviews can be listed on this page. The number of reviews analysed may differ.
L*** 5/5 7 September 2026 John Lewis
Really impressed with this coffee machine so far… makes a much better cup of coffee than I was expecting… After using pods machines for so long this was the first real step up… It does take a bit of experimenting at first to get the coffee exactly how you like it…
F*** 5/5 6 September 2026 John Lewis
…the Silent Brew tech, which keeps it impressively quiet and perfect for early starts, and the BrewExtract extraction, which produces a shot that's genuinely good for a fully automatic… the finish is let down slightly by a fair amount of visible plastic when you look closely…
S*** L*** 5/5 23 August 2026 John Lewis
…The water tank could be bigger, especially for black coffee drinkers… I also think the espresso quality could be better. De'Longhi machines I've tried produce a stronger, higher-quality espresso. Overall, though, the Café Aromis is a great all-round bean-to-cup machine…
I*** 3/5 29 July 2026 John Lewis
…My biggest criticism is the amount of noise it makes during operation, which is more noticeable than expected. While the coffee tastes perfectly enjoyable, it still can't quite compete with the richer flavour produced by a good manual coffee machine. For fast, hassle-free coffee, though, it's an OK choice.
T*** 4/5 25 July 2026 John Lewis
…The coffee is enjoyable, but I expected a richer flavour considering the premium price… lightweight glasses can vibrate on the drip tray while pouring… While I don't think the coffee quality quite matches the price, it looks fantastic in the kitchen…
N*** 5/5 23 July 2026 John Lewis
…the espresso that comes out from it is like the ones that you get on big names coffee shops… It has replaced my morning trips to coffee shops… I find it extremely good value for money and is saving me about £20 a week. It's very compact…
S*** 1/5 26 April 2026 John Lewis Syndicated from Philips
Absolutely The Worst Machine On The Market. Full Stop… It runs poorly. It barely works. The coffee is laughable. Every single good review is someone who got a free machine…
r*** 3/5 20 April 2026 John Lewis Syndicated from Philips, incentivised
…This coffee machine has many parts and was difficult to set up. The milk frother in particular still does not work properly for me… it's a nice machine. the espresso is fine.
S*** 1/5 2 April 2026 John Lewis Syndicated from Philips
Zero Stars. Do NOT waste your money. The machine is quite honestly absolutely awful. You can't adjust the grind settings until you brew 100 cups? It can't make black coffee until I brew 100 cups? It comes with no manual…
M*** P*** 3/5 28 September 2026 Argos
This coffee machine has some significant improvements in relation to the 5000 series. WiFi is an interesting feature, but to be honest, it doesn't make your life easier to make coffee. The display looks really good. Coffee tastes good… The biggest downside and disappointment is the drip tray and tray cover. It is a huge downgrade compared to previous models. The cover doesn't line up with the tray, there are loads of gaps… the drip holes are way too small, so water is all over the place.
Customer 5/5 4 September 2026 Argos
I am absolutely in love with this coffee machine. I love an ice coffee in the morning and a cup of hot coffee in the day… It even has a different milk jug for both… Was easy to set up and use.
Customer 4/5 22 August 2026 Argos
…The water tank is a little too small for someone who mainly drinks black coffee… I also think the espresso quality could be better… I think De'Longhi produces a better-quality espresso with more depth and intensity. Despite those points, I think the Philips 8000 Series Café Aromis is a great all-round bean-to-cup machine.
P*** 5/5 11 August 2026 Argos
…a quick swipe on the super responsive 4.3" touchscreen… Clean-up is equally as easy… Truthfully it's incredibly difficult to find any sort of criticism for this machine…
M*** 5/5 8 August 2026 Argos
…you can have barista quality coffee in your home in the touch of a button.. literally… It's on the pricey side however it's worth every penny…
C*** 5/5 5 August 2026 Argos
Absolutely love this coffee machine! The coffee tastes rich and fresh every time, and it's incredibly easy to use… It's quiet, stylish, and very easy to clean…
S*** 5/5 3 August 2026 Argos
…The digital display feels premium… The machine makes a bit of noise, but no more than you would expect of a coffee machine… The machine produces excellent quality coffee, and I have enjoyed both the hot and chilled varieties.
I*** C*** 5/5 11 September 2026 Currys Currys customer review
Very happy with my purchase ok it was expensive however it does everything I want from a coffee machine easy to use digital display keeps you right great selection of hot and cold drinks would recommend to buy
R*** 5/5 7 September 2026 Currys
I’ve been using the Philips Café Aromis Series 8000 for a little while now and I’m really really happy with it. It was easy enough to set up and didn’t take long and it walks you though everything so you can get used to the different settings. The coffee tastes great and I like being able to adjust the strength depending on what I fancy…
H*** 4/5 22 July 2026 Currys
Overall its a great machine, very wide range of hot and cold drinks, I prefer hot and have really enjoyed making Latte's and Macchiato's. I have found that no matter the temp the milk froth tends to come out abit colder than I would like and despite altering the overall temp this does not change…
K*** 5/5 26 July 2026 Currys
Philips Cafe Aromis is a brilliant appliance packed with options and customisations. The size is ok but could be slightly smaller so anyone with little counter space could enjoy the coffee that it offer. It is very easy to assemble with only few movable parts…
S*** 5/5 28 July 2026 Currys
We’ve been using the Philips Aromis 8000 for 2 weeks now. It’s a big piece of equipment however worth it for the quality of the coffee. It makes over 50 types of both hot and cold brew coffees via a touch screen system. No wand needed to froth your own milk, everything is automatic…
A*** 5/5 24 July 2026 Currys
I’m really impressed with this machine. The option for both hot and cold drinks is perfect in this warm weather. The generous water tank and built-in filter make a big difference with our hard water. The touchscreen responds just like a smartphone, and the app is brilliant for helping me choose what to drink. I love setting the timer so it’s ready the moment I get up. Excellent coffee with virtually no effort, definitely recommend it!
H*** 5/5 24 July 2026 Currys
I am very happy with this coffee machine. It is easy to use, makes delicious coffee, and the milk frother works perfectly. The coffee is hot, flavorful, and the machine is easy to clean. It looks modern and feels like a high-quality product. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves coffee.
M*** L*** 5/5 31 July 2026 Currys
Really pleased with the Philips Aromis 8000. The coffee tastes rich and fresh every time, and I like how simple the machine is to operate. It looks modern on the counter and has made my morning routine much more enjoyable. The milk frothing carafe is my favourite feature on the machine and it is super easy to clean…
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YouTube · Review
The Philips Café Aromis 8000 Series features an impressive touchscreen and an expansive menu with over 50 hot and cold beverages. While espresso quality is a noticeable step up from previous Philips machines once dialled in, the milk frother still produces relatively coarse foam. It is a solid, feature-packed super-automatic machine, though dosing capacity and milk texture fall slightly short of the best competitors.
YouTube · Review
The Philips Café Aromis 8000 is an improved super-automatic espresso machine offering a larger dose capacity, dedicated cold drink features, and an excellent touchscreen interface. While it delivers stronger espresso and easier cleaning with its updated LatteGo Pro carafe, the grinder cannot grind finely enough and the milk foam texture remains somewhat coarse. It is well-suited for buyers prioritising ease of use, swift workflow, and cold coffee variety over cafe-grade microfoam.
YouTube · Review
The Philips Café Aromis 8000 Series is a versatile super-automatic bean-to-cup coffee machine offering 50 preset recipes, including a 5-minute authentic cold brew. It stands out with easy-to-clean LatteGo Pro milk carafes, quiet operation, and eight customisable user profiles. Potential buyers should note its premium price, initial learning curve, and that automated milk frothing will not get as piping hot as a manual steam wand.
YouTube · Review
The Philips Aromis 8000 Series is a high-performance coffee machine capable of preparing roughly 50 hot, cold, and milky beverage recipes. It boasts an intuitive touchscreen, customisable user profiles, and exceptionally quiet grinding operation. However, it takes up considerable counter space, and no cleaning or descaling supplies are included in the box.
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