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product_id: 628183440
title: "PHILIPS 4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine, LatteGo Milk System"
brand: "philips kitchen appliances"
price: "R$13928"
currency: BRL
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Philips Kitchen Appliances"
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# 12 customizable coffee presets LatteGo milk system, 3 parts, dishwasher safe 15-bar high-pressure pump PHILIPS 4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine, LatteGo Milk System

**Brand:** philips kitchen appliances
**Price:** R$13928
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game—barista-quality brews at your fingertips!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PHILIPS 4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine, LatteGo Milk System by philips kitchen appliances
- **How much does it cost?** R$13928 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.br](https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/628183440-philips-4400-series-fully-automatic-espresso-machine-lattego-milk-system)

## Best For

- philips kitchen appliances enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted philips kitchen appliances brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Tailored to Your Taste:** Customize strength, volume, and milk froth, then save up to 2 personalized profiles for effortless repeat enjoyment.
- • **Quiet & Ready in Seconds:** Start brewing in just 3 seconds with SilentBrew technology, delivering 40% quieter operation certified by Quiet Mark.
- • **LatteGo Milk System Magic:** Experience silky smooth milk froth with the fastest-to-clean, no-tube design—dishwasher safe and rinses in 10 seconds.
- • **One-Touch Coffee Perfection:** Grind, tamp, and brew your favorite coffee with a single intuitive button press.
- • **Smart Investment in Your Daily Ritual:** Skip the $6 coffee runs—this top-rated super-automatic espresso machine pays for itself in about 6.5 months.

## Overview

The Philips 4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo offers 12 preset coffee styles, a powerful 15-bar pressure pump, and an innovative, easy-to-clean milk system. With customizable profiles, rapid 3-second startup, and quiet operation certified by Quiet Mark, it delivers café-quality coffee at home while saving you money and time.

## Description

Elevate your coffee experience with the Philips Series 4400 Fully Automatic Espresso Machine with LatteGo. In one touch, the machine grinds, tamps, and brews to deliver 12 different coffee presets, from hot espressos to cool iced coffees. LatteGo automatically steams, foams, and froths milk to create cafe favorites. With the intuitive color display, adjust strength, volume, and milk froth level. Save up to 2 profiles to return to your favorite coffee every time. No more waiting: the machine is ready to brew in 3 seconds with QuickStart. With SilentBrew’s sound shielding and quiet grinding, certified by Quiet Mark, enioy 40% quieter brewing than earlier models. Featuring a built-in grinder and 15-Bar pressure pump, the Philips 4400 Series ensures precise and consistent grinding for optimal flavor extraction. Use the AquaClean filter for up to 5000 cups without descaling, this espresso machine brings power, technology, and customization to your kitchen.

Review: Turning me into a coffee snob - Really like this machine. Fanciest prior was a grinder and K-cup machine, thought I was riding high with fresh ground coffee. I've always been the basic coffee, sugar, cream kind of guy. Like the Cappuccinos every once in a while if I was out and about (almost never). Got over espresso when I was stationed in Italy and had some fresh squeezed beans in a shot glass cup. My son kinda got me started on a Starbucks something/something fancy thing, but I couldn't remember the name of it. Twenty years USAF LE, coffee was life. So, saw the 3300 version on desertcart Day sale and figured why not. Was about to order it when I saw there was a 4400. Twice the cost? Why? Checked it out. That is when I found out that there was different types of coffee within coffee types. Who knew? Always thought a latte was coffee and milk, put some sugar with it, it's what I drank. Then saw a Latte Macchiato, figured latte with different name. Nope, seems there is a coffee to milk ratio that is different, not to mention milk vs frothed milk. Saw a few more options of the 4400, worlds of coffee creations started swimming through my head. Head started hurting...more than coffee, cream, sugar? And not needing specialty store that charges umpteen dollars a cup? Not to mention trying to figure out what the actual size of their cups are. Then saw there was such a thing as a 5500. Oh no! Looked, nope. May be turning into a coffee snob (cappas. lattes. crema. oh my), but cold brew? No. Coffee must be hot otherwise it ain't coffee and why bother. This line I cannot cross. So, got the 4400. Saw the reviews about leaks and such. Ain't had no problem. When I first put milk in the latte go container, it did leak. My fault, didn't snap the bottom closed. Water in the drip tray? Well, it does rinse out the nozzles, where do you think it goes? Did put a cup and then a bowl down to try and cut down on it, but it doesn't help. Doesn't matter anyway. The machine tells you when to empty the grounds container, empty the drip tray the same time. Played with the grind size when I got it. Switched back and forth, couldn't figure out which way was a finer grind. Didn't look at the marking either, so, oh well. At least it has pictures for the drinks, so I don't have to guess on that. I have been very happy with the coffee that has been coming out of this machine. The only complaint I have is that of quantity. I use a mug (why bother with cups) and end up having to brew two cycles of some types. Some let you do a double, others don't. No problem there either, doesn't take long from grind to finish. Not to mention I can mix they process. So far my favorite is brew a regular latte then brew a macchiato on top of that. Fills the mug nicely and tastes great. As for sugar, which I still use.. That goes in first and gets stirred up when the first latte coffee is brewing in, before the frothing takes place. Shake/roll the mug after the top goes on and the sugar dissolves through nicely. Yeah, all this just to say this machine makes good coffee, runs well and I'm glad I paid the extra for the added choices. Not to mention being able to keep the mechanics of the thing cleaner and oiled. Should last quite a long time. Now, excuse me while I drink down my double caffe crema with a frothed topper.
Review: Very expensive brown water - Like others, I should have paid more attention to the 1 and 2 star reviews. This piece of machinery produces very expensive brown water. Not only was it a waste of money, it was a huge waste of time. I spent hours over the course of three days trying to address all of the potential issues/solutions I found online. Some warned against using beans that might be too oily (leading to excessive bridging) so I cleaned the whole thing out and tried, not one, but two more bean varieties which were drier. No difference. Some warned that the bean levels had to be maintained just so in the hopper for proper feeding, or you literally had to stand over the hopper to stir the beans to make sure they fed properly. No difference. Some warned that the first 5-10 cups were going to be weak to "allow the system to self-adjust and optimize the grinder/brew unit for the best coffee extraction" - whatever that means, and I brewed 20-25 cups waiting for improvement. No difference. Some warned that the machine produces some drinks better than others (i.e. that the espresso would be pretty good, but the coffee is terrible) so I tried a variety. No difference. I even tried using pre-ground (which defeats the point of a "fully automatic"). No difference. In the end I had to add two espressos to my coffee just to produce something that looked and tasted remotely like coffee. The bottom line is that this machine is incapable to producing good coffee, espresso, etc. because it either can't feed enough through the hopper or can't apply the right pressure to the grounds - it appears to be both. It isn't at all customizable - you would think you could adjust the strength, or even the amount of beans for this price, but you would be wrong. In the end, you'll be emptying/rinsing/wiping out small amounts of soupy used grounds from the bin every time - NEVER anything resembling a puck with the espresso. Returning. Turns out it is too good to be true. Back to my manual process.

## Features

- 12 PRESETS, ENDLESS COMBINATIONS: Hot drinks like espresso, coffee, lattes, and cappucinos, to iced coffee, or simply hot water, take your pick. Top your coffee with silky smooth milk with our proprietary milk system.
- YOUR COFFEE IN ONE TOUCH, TAILORED TO YOU: Automatically grinds, tamps and brews at the push of a button with our intuitive color display. Easily adjust strength, volume, and milk level, and save up to 2 profiles to return to your favorites every time.
- LATTEGO PROPRIETARY MILK SYSTEM: Frothed. Foamed. Your milk, your way, automatically. LatteGo is the fastest to clean milk system ever: 3 parts, no internal tubes or hidden compartments. Dishwasher safe or can be rinsed clean in 10 seconds.
- FAST & QUIET BREWING: Ready when you are. Ready-to-brew in 3 seconds with QuickStart. Prepare your coffee in peace thanks to SilentBrew’s sound shielding and quiet grinding, certified by Quiet Mark. 40% quieter than earlier models.
- INVEST IN YOU: Love café-quality coffee? Bring it home with the No.1 Super Automatic Espresso Machine in the US and Canada combined.* Skip the daily $6 coffee shop run, Philips pays for itself in about 6.5 months.**

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CZGQ5KH7 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #148,106 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #8 in Super-Automatic Espresso Machines |
| Brand | Philips Kitchen Appliances |
| Brand Name | Philips Kitchen Appliances |
| Capacity | 1.8 liters |
| Coffee Input Type | Beans |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Color | Cashmere Grey |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 602 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Metallic |
| Filter Type | AquaClean |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | LatteGo storage lid |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 9.68"D x 17.04"W x 14.6"H |
| Item Type Name | Fully Automatic LatteGo Espresso Machine |
| Item Weight | 17.6 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Philips |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Model Name | EP4444/90 |
| Model Number | EP4444/90 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | AquaClean, Aroma seal, Guided descaling, Removable brew group |
| Output Pressure | 15 bar |
| Part Number | EP4444/90 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 9.68"D x 17.04"W x 14.6"H |
| Special Feature | AquaClean, Aroma seal, Guided descaling, Removable brew group |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Philips 4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine |
| UPC | 196592000891 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 120 |
| Wattage | 1500 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Philips Kitchen Appliances
- **Capacity:** 1.8 liters
- **Color:** Cashmere Grey
- **Product Dimensions:** 9.68"D x 17.04"W x 14.6"H
- **Special Feature:** AquaClean, Aroma seal, Guided descaling, Removable brew group

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Turning me into a coffee snob
*by T***N on August 10, 2025*

Really like this machine. Fanciest prior was a grinder and K-cup machine, thought I was riding high with fresh ground coffee. I've always been the basic coffee, sugar, cream kind of guy. Like the Cappuccinos every once in a while if I was out and about (almost never). Got over espresso when I was stationed in Italy and had some fresh squeezed beans in a shot glass cup. My son kinda got me started on a Starbucks something/something fancy thing, but I couldn't remember the name of it. Twenty years USAF LE, coffee was life. So, saw the 3300 version on Amazon Day sale and figured why not. Was about to order it when I saw there was a 4400. Twice the cost? Why? Checked it out. That is when I found out that there was different types of coffee within coffee types. Who knew? Always thought a latte was coffee and milk, put some sugar with it, it's what I drank. Then saw a Latte Macchiato, figured latte with different name. Nope, seems there is a coffee to milk ratio that is different, not to mention milk vs frothed milk. Saw a few more options of the 4400, worlds of coffee creations started swimming through my head. Head started hurting...more than coffee, cream, sugar? And not needing specialty store that charges umpteen dollars a cup? Not to mention trying to figure out what the actual size of their cups are. Then saw there was such a thing as a 5500. Oh no! Looked, nope. May be turning into a coffee snob (cappas. lattes. crema. oh my), but cold brew? No. Coffee must be hot otherwise it ain't coffee and why bother. This line I cannot cross. So, got the 4400. Saw the reviews about leaks and such. Ain't had no problem. When I first put milk in the latte go container, it did leak. My fault, didn't snap the bottom closed. Water in the drip tray? Well, it does rinse out the nozzles, where do you think it goes? Did put a cup and then a bowl down to try and cut down on it, but it doesn't help. Doesn't matter anyway. The machine tells you when to empty the grounds container, empty the drip tray the same time. Played with the grind size when I got it. Switched back and forth, couldn't figure out which way was a finer grind. Didn't look at the marking either, so, oh well. At least it has pictures for the drinks, so I don't have to guess on that. I have been very happy with the coffee that has been coming out of this machine. The only complaint I have is that of quantity. I use a mug (why bother with cups) and end up having to brew two cycles of some types. Some let you do a double, others don't. No problem there either, doesn't take long from grind to finish. Not to mention I can mix they process. So far my favorite is brew a regular latte then brew a macchiato on top of that. Fills the mug nicely and tastes great. As for sugar, which I still use.. That goes in first and gets stirred up when the first latte coffee is brewing in, before the frothing takes place. Shake/roll the mug after the top goes on and the sugar dissolves through nicely. Yeah, all this just to say this machine makes good coffee, runs well and I'm glad I paid the extra for the added choices. Not to mention being able to keep the mechanics of the thing cleaner and oiled. Should last quite a long time. Now, excuse me while I drink down my double caffe crema with a frothed topper.

### ⭐ Very expensive brown water
*by U***N on April 2, 2026*

Like others, I should have paid more attention to the 1 and 2 star reviews. This piece of machinery produces very expensive brown water. Not only was it a waste of money, it was a huge waste of time. I spent hours over the course of three days trying to address all of the potential issues/solutions I found online. Some warned against using beans that might be too oily (leading to excessive bridging) so I cleaned the whole thing out and tried, not one, but two more bean varieties which were drier. No difference. Some warned that the bean levels had to be maintained just so in the hopper for proper feeding, or you literally had to stand over the hopper to stir the beans to make sure they fed properly. No difference. Some warned that the first 5-10 cups were going to be weak to "allow the system to self-adjust and optimize the grinder/brew unit for the best coffee extraction" - whatever that means, and I brewed 20-25 cups waiting for improvement. No difference. Some warned that the machine produces some drinks better than others (i.e. that the espresso would be pretty good, but the coffee is terrible) so I tried a variety. No difference. I even tried using pre-ground (which defeats the point of a "fully automatic"). No difference. In the end I had to add two espressos to my coffee just to produce something that looked and tasted remotely like coffee. The bottom line is that this machine is incapable to producing good coffee, espresso, etc. because it either can't feed enough through the hopper or can't apply the right pressure to the grounds - it appears to be both. It isn't at all customizable - you would think you could adjust the strength, or even the amount of beans for this price, but you would be wrong. In the end, you'll be emptying/rinsing/wiping out small amounts of soupy used grounds from the bin every time - NEVER anything resembling a puck with the espresso. Returning. Turns out it is too good to be true. Back to my manual process.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impressive and easy clean up
*by A***R on October 6, 2024*

I have another popular espresso machine. It still works great, but the grinder can be loud and the process of making any type of coffee leaves a mess to clean up after. I decided to look into a fully automatic espresso machine. After much research I decided on this Philips 4400 series machine. The features looked good and seemed to do every type of coffee me and my wife like. It also seemed to be easy to use and would not have to do much clean up after making my coffee. My only concern was if it was going to be able to make a strong enough espresso or coffee Latte. Once I received the machine I set it up by following the instructions on both paper and on the screen. It was very easy to setup. I put some of my favorite coffee beans and started making espressos as that is the basis for just about all the other drinks you make. At first the espressos came out watered down. I made some changes to the settings and adjusted the grinding from 6 to 2. That made a huge difference. By the way, when adjusting the grinder, you have to do it while you're making an espresso and only turn the nob once at a time. After getting the espresso to the right strength, I saved it to my profile. From there I tried ice coffee Latte and a hot coffee Latte. They both came out perfect and the frothy milk is fantastic. If you look at my photos. You can see how good the coffees came out with the frothy milk on top. Cleaning was a breeze too. I have the machine set to clean and warm at the beginning when I turn it on. It will drop some water when it does that, so I put a cup so that it doesn't fill the tray as quickly. When shutting off the machine, it will clean its self and will drop some water as well, so I leave a cup after as well. This really is an impressive machine with easy clean up. If you're able to get it on prime day or other time that has a discount, it becomes even more worth it. The only thing, I can think of that would make this machine even better, is if the outside was made completely of steel. I think it would give it that prime look and feel. On the other hand, the way it looks now, still looks nice and it's very light to move around. If you're considering a fully automatic espresso machine, I highly recommend this one.

## Frequently Bought Together

- PHILIPS 4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine – 12 Hot & Iced Coffees, Quick-to-Clean LatteGo Milk System, SilentBrew, QuickStart, Ceramic Grinder, Black Chrome (EP4444/90)
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*Last updated: 2026-09-27*