

☕ Elevate your home coffee game—because your mornings deserve a masterpiece.
The Philips 5400 Series Bean to Cup Coffee Machine delivers 12 customizable coffee varieties with a durable 12-step ceramic grinder and an innovative LatteGo milk frother that cleans in 10 seconds. Featuring an intuitive color touch display and fully automatic operation, it offers café-quality espresso, cappuccino, and more at home with minimal maintenance and personalized profiles for every user.





















| ASIN | B09NH4RQ9S |
| Best Sellers Rank | 8,419 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 4 in Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machines |
| Brand Name | Philips |
| Capacity | 275 g |
| Coffee Input Type | coffee_beans |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Coffee Pods | Nespresso Original |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,629) |
| Exterior Finish | Brushed Stainless Steel |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | LatteGo milk frother, AquaClean anti-calc filter |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | No |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 37.2D x 24.6W x 43.3H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Automatic Espresso Machine |
| Item Weight | 8 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Philips |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Bean-to-Cup Espresso Machine |
| Model Number | EP5446/70 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | LatteGo Solution |
| Part Number | EP5446/70 |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Product Warranty | 2 years. |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Café-style coffee at home, Espresso-based beverages, Freshly ground coffee, Customizable coffee preferences |
| Specific Uses For Product | Americano Coffee, Cappuccino, Espresso, Latte |
| Style | Milk System Automatic |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 230.0 |
| Wattage | 1500 watts |
| coffee_filter_size | #4 |
P**B
Fantastic Machine, Great Coffee, Easy to Use!
We purchased a bean-to-cup machine due to the ongoing expense of our Nespresso pod machine. When I discovered we were spending nearly £1000 a year on pods, the large upfront cost of a bean-to-cup machine seemed worthwhile, considering the much cheaper per-cup price. I did some calculations and deduced that we would break even in the first year of owning this machine, so we decided to buy it. When comparing this machine to our previous Nespresso machine, two key points stand out. This machine produces vastly superior coffee (once you've dialed it in correctly - I'll discuss that further on) but it requires more maintenance. Regular TLC is necessary to keep it in good shape, but it's entirely manageable and, in my opinion, worth it for the superior coffee. Initially, I was a bit underwhelmed after making the first few cups of coffee with this machine. The coffee tasted somewhat watery, but it still surpassed the Nespresso machine. However, it wasn't matching the standard I'd expect from a good coffee shop, which I was somewhat expecting given the price. As a novice, I knew nothing about dialing in grinder settings. Once I tweaked these settings, the coffee quality transformed from just okay to fantastic. I gradually adjusted the grinder until I found a setting that tasted best (3 with my current beans), which made a significant difference. Be prepared to experiment with this (please note, you can only change the setting while it's grinding, which can be a bit irksome). I considered a few other well-reviewed bean-to-cup machines, but what attracted me to the Philips was its simplicity. We appreciated the convenience of a pod machine, so a bean-to-cup that offered a similar setup was ideal for us. This machine is incredibly easy to use and allows you to customize each coffee. You can adjust the strength, add less or more water, and save your preferences to a profile, so each family member can have their own preferred settings. I love this feature. My wife and I primarily enjoy straight-up coffee, so we weren't concerned about some reviews noting the mediocre performance of the milk frother. If you're interested in making milky coffees, it should suffice. A proper steam wand might yield better results, but learning to use it requires an extra investment of time and energy. There are cheaper Philips machines with a steam wand instead of the latte-go, so that could be an option if you prefer that. We chose this particular model (5400) because it was on sale, but I expect the other models in the range to produce equally good coffee, albeit without some of the additional features. There are a few things I don't particularly like. The 'latte-go' milk holder feels somewhat cheap, and I fear a fall onto a hard floor could end it's life quite quickly. There's also a piece of plastic that slots into the drip tray and acts as the machine's front fascia, which scratches easily. The machine rinses itself when turned on and off, which can lead to stale coffee water contaminating your clean cup if you forget about it. Also, the machine doesn't recognize when the coffee grounds container has been emptied while the machine is off. It can be slightly annoying, but it's manageable once you're aware. Lastly, be sure to keep an eye on the water tank, as the machine doesn't recognize when the water level is too low to make the selected drink. This isn't a major issue as the machine will prompt you to refill the tank and let you continue with your drink, but it can be inconvenient if you've set your coffee to brew and left the room for a few minutes. Cleaning the machine is fairly straightforward. Every week, access the side panel found behind the water tank, remove the 'group set' or 'group head' (which is the core part of the machine and has group in it's name), and rinse it under the tap to remove any coffee grounds. Let it air dry overnight. Be sure to heed the instructions that warn against using a cloth or anything that might leave fibers in the mechanisms. You'll also need to clean the now empty area from which you removed the group set, as coffee grounds find their way everywhere. A slightly more challenging task is lubricating the group set/head. I've seen varying advice, even from Philips, on how often this should be done - it ranges from once a month, to once every 500 coffees, to once every four months if you drink 1-5 cups a day (more frequently if you consume more). I chose the once every four months option. It was a bit tricky due to the difficulty in seeing how much lubricant I was applying to the black plastic, but I think I managed. I haven't had to descale the machine yet, so I can't comment on that process, but I will update my review if it proves to be troublesome. Despite some minor flaws, I can't justify deducting a star because the machine excels in all the important areas. The profiles and customization options are easy to use; the main challenge is figuring out the best settings for you. My final piece of advice is to invest in a decent bag of coffee beans. We tried some cheap ones, and the coffee was horribly bitter. If this is your first machine of this type, you might blame the machine instead of the beans. But if you choose to buy this machine, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
L**S
Easy on all fronts
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent bean-to-cup coffee maker with great customisation options I’m extremely happy with my new Philips bean-to-cup coffee maker. The setup process was very straightforward, with clear instructions, and I had it up and running quickly. Day-to-day maintenance is also easy, as the machine is simple to clean and doesn’t feel like a chore to look after. I’ve now tried most of the different coffee options available and have been impressed with the quality and consistency of each drink. The coffee tastes fresh and well-balanced, and it’s great being able to enjoy café-style drinks at home. One of the standout features for me is the level of customisation — you can adjust both the strength and the amount of milk for different coffee types, which means everyone in the household can tailor their drink to their own preferences. The machine feels well made and thoughtfully designed, with an intuitive interface that’s easy to navigate. The milk system works very well, producing smooth and creamy milk, and it’s convenient to adjust quantities depending on whether you want a stronger coffee or a milkier drink. Overall, this is a reliable, high-quality bean-to-cup coffee machine that delivers great results with minimal effort. It offers excellent flexibility, is easy to maintain, and consistently produces great-tasting coffee. I would happily recommend it to anyone considering a Philips bean-to coffee machine
M**A
Absolutely love it, but
After having this machine for a week, I can wholeheartedly recommend it. It is a bit loud but I keep mine in the cupboard. We got cafe Nero beans to try it with and the coffee really tastes and looks like from a coffee shop! Love it! I would recommend getting some cheap beans to set the grinder right, because even tho the producer says the medium setting is good enough, we did adjust it slightly, and you should only do it while the machine is grinding. We binned 10 first coffees before we set it up properly, but that's was our choice. Also, the first coffee machine had to be sent back as it was leaking inside. Now, the user manual does not require checking the inside brewing compartment, it's not in the set up, and the YouTube video that we watched before we order it, said there's no need to touch anything BUT the part was not put inside properly. After checking the part with Amazon technician we wiggle a bit more with it and the leak has stopped. The next machine we got we knew we needed to take the compartment out and put it in again with a click sound to avoid the same thing happening. So if your waste bin is full of water, I would just take the brewing part out and put it in again properly. Do a few coffees to give the machine time to catch up to new adjustments before you give up. I think it's absolutely worth the effort as it's great quality coffee machine, easy to clean, that makes great selection of coffees.
N**A
Great product ! Very happy with our coffee machine. Instructions are clear and you can find plenty of content online as well.
R**R
Ich habe die Philips Serie 5500 nun seit einiger Zeit im Einsatz und bin absolut begeistert. Sie ist das perfekte Upgrade für alle, die Vielfalt ohne komplizierte Bedienung suchen. Meine Highlights: LatteGo Milchsystem: Das ist für mich der größte Pluspunkt. Es gibt keinen Schlauch, in dem Milch verranzen kann. Das System besteht nur aus zwei Teilen, die man in Sekunden unter fließendem Wasser oder in der Spülmaschine reinigen kann. Genial! Getränkevielfalt: Ob Flat White, Eiskaffee oder klassischer Cappuccino – die Auswahl ist riesig (20 Sorten!). Besonders die Iced-Coffee-Funktion ist im Sommer ein echtes Highlight. Individueller Genuss: Über das Display lassen sich Stärke, Menge und Milchschaumanteil ganz einfach anpassen und in Profilen speichern. So bekommt jeder in der Familie genau „seinen“ Kaffee. SilentBrew Technologie: Die Maschine ist im Vergleich zu älteren Modellen oder Konkurrenzgeräten spürbar leiser beim Mahlen. Man kann sich morgens in der Küche noch unterhalten. Fazit: Die Philips 5500 bietet Premium-Features zu einem fairen Preis. Der Kaffee ist heiß, der Milchschaum fest und die Wartung so stressfrei wie bei kaum einer anderen Maschine. Absolute Kaufempfehlung für Kaffeeliebhaber!
J**N
Väldigt nöjd, enkel att underhålla och jättegott kaffe. Designen är i mitt tycke jättefin.
H**M
Incredible amazing product. Thank you Amazon
P**S
Kompaktowy i piękny design. Chyba nie widziałem ładniejszego ekspresu automatycznego ostatnimi czasy. Znacznie usprawniono pracę młynka - jest stosunkowo cicho. Opcja kaw mrożonych do miły dodatek, jednak nadal są one podgrzewane przez termoobieg, tylko do niższej temperatury. Trzeba dodać kostki lodu bo inaczej to nie ma sensu. Ekspres bardzo prosty w samodzielnej naprawie i banalny w czyszczeniu (system lattego) - dlatego od lat jest to mój wybór.
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