Using Philips 3200 Latte Go since two years. Very happy with that. Everything is very easy as push the button. no need to go with the higher models which have no more than lights and a screen.
I bought an expensive machine a few years ago. It makes every type of coffee available, to the same quality you get from any barista. They're so tasty and once you've perfected the technique, you acquire a sense of satisfaction that you've been able to create such a lovely coffee. However it requires practice to get the best out of the device and I've found the whole process tedious when I'm pushed for time. The clean up also adds an additional process most people don't consider with these types of machines. Over time I've found that I rarely use my machine and I'm considering converting to a pod type machine for convenience.
Can't go a day without making coffee with it, I'm addicted to it already! 😅I love it compared to my previous machines especially because of doing the tamping work for me as I always had trouble with that. Shots are good too I would highly recommend. @@Goodvibesonly971
I had to switch off after a few seconds. Your voice is extremely strident, jarring, loud and annoying. You are almost shouting. Please calm down, lower the tone and the volume of your voice.
Yep agree. The videos are great, the information, explanations and everything is there for sure but and I must stress that it is probably more so for headphone wearers, the shouting style throughout becomes to over powering and annoying as hell. I think for these videos, calmer, quieter and more chilled explanations rather than constant excited types that are almost like QVC channel lightning sale style would definitely be far nicer and improve vewing massively We are not in a mad rush.. Again the information etc is great though for sure
Can u please make a vedio about India machines such as these ... I can find the company's in this vedio but not models in India I was looking for a good 15 bar machine for my cafeteria
Absolutely! We'll be sure to include Indian Price Links of the above mentioned machines very soon. If not found, we are still a very small channel so hope you'll understand. And in future videos we'll try to broaden our reach as wide as possible.
Even the big commercial machines costing 5-15K USD extract espresso at 9 bar. Some cheap machines advertise 15 bars to impress the unknowing with having more power.
all the videos are from their ads. so you didn't buy them to test them you just watched some ads and now trying to teach us what is good and what is no? how desprest are you to make few bucks out of youtube? you are wasting people's time
