Philips Senseo

The Philips Senseo coffee machine is a stylish, easy-to-use coffee making machine designed and made by Philips and Douwe Egberts. It promises "freshly brewed coffee at the touch of a button" which isn't strictly true but is much simpler to use than most other coffee machines I've seen. We paid £49.99 12 months ago from Argos. ~~ The Machine Itself ~~ The actual machine is made from tough plastic and has a robust feel to it. It comes in three different colours - blue, white or black. It features a "twin" spout which means that you can, in theory, pour 2 cups of coffee at once. It ...

(Note: DooYoo has this product under the Espresso Machine category. This really isn't an espresso machine, its a coffee/tea machine. Sorry - I didn't realize this when I posted this review.) I love coffee. I own a lovely coffee maker that makes filter coffee. Over the weekend, we can make several pots of coffee and find that it's not enough for us. We also go through jars and jars of instant coffee (we buy Nescafe's, Taster's Choice). When my sister-in-law realized this and wanted to buy us a 25th wedding anniversary present, she decided that it was time we got a "real" coffee machine. That is why she bought us a Senseo coffee/tea maker by ...

Philips Senseo Coffee for me. I have used many coffee machines over the years, they generally last about a year and I have been very unhappy with most until I bought my first Sensea (blue) about 3 or 4 years ago and have used it several times a day every day. The Senseo machine did leak water sometimes (not often) but it was worth putting up with because the coffee is so quick and easy with a great taste. In November 2005 I thought the machine was getting noisier and maybe had its day. I couldn't be without my regular coffee so in anticipation of its demise I purchased another, this one was black @ £44.99. My blue one actually died a couple of weeks ...