A bit disappointing from Philips

1 - It is not overly expensive (compared to other "specialized" pods machines
2 - Easy to use
3 - Easy to clean (very few parts and all large sizes)
4 - The price of coffee pods that more might be found in other brands as Philips
5 - The possible "options"

Coming in daily use:

It's super easy to use, some water, a pod and a button (like any other sum machines)
As against the taste is not transcendent, it remains very close to that of a good old classic coffee machine that you can find.

I took an extra option, in this case an adapter to allow to larger pods, like milk and chocolate.
Suffice to say that it's not too much like what I had in mind when he saw the beautiful picture on the cover ...
At the taste it is too liquid, it lacks smoothness.

In short, the savings are quickly vaporized in small disappointments.
Not that it was bad, but we expect more from a manufacturer like Philips.

Now I give you a trick to make a latte or cappuccino substitute:

1 - Take a mug and fill it with 1/2 or 2/3 (to soften more) TRUE milk
2 - Put it in the microwave for about 1 minute or 1'30 (depends on the power of the oven)
3 - Place the mug in the coffee machine and switch A cup
4 - Watch color separation take place
5 - Do not mix, at least not before presentation to the guests who will be surprised
Normally there should be three layers of distinct colors.

Good tasting All and All!

Pogyz