The catch
Philips 4400 Series LatteGo
Just two regular users get a saved profile of their own.
Side by side
If two saved profiles are enough and a tube-free milk system appeals to you, Philips 4400 LatteGo fits. Four saved profiles, three milk-foam settings and a broader one-touch menu favor Magnifica Plus.
Before you buy
On Magnifica Plus, a household of three can give everyone a profile. With Philips, one person has no dedicated saved profile.
Where this comes from
3 users is more than the 2 saved Philips profiles and fits within the 4 De'Longhi profiles. A guest mode does not add a third stored personal profile.
The catch
Just two regular users get a saved profile of their own.
The catch
If only two people make the same drinks, four profiles and eighteen presets add little.


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Philips 4400 LatteGo and Magnifica Plus weighed on saved profiles, milk cleanup, texture settings and drink menus for a shared coffee station.
If two saved profiles are enough and a tube-free milk system appeals to you, Philips 4400 LatteGo fits. Four saved profiles, three milk-foam settings and a broader one-touch menu favor Magnifica Plus.
Which one fits
The Philips holds two saved profiles and the Magnifica holds four.
LatteGo makes that design claim in so many words. Before assuming the same arrangement for the LatteCrema carafe, check its cleaning procedure.
Three named foam settings are listed for the Magnifica. No equivalent three-level selector is documented for Philips.
Two saved profiles are covered by both. The additional Magnifica profiles and recipe labels may go unused.
Support is documented by both manufacturers, though individual milk formulations can behave differently.
In practice
On Magnifica Plus, a household of three can give everyone a profile. With Philips, one person has no dedicated saved profile.
3 users is more than the 2 saved Philips profiles and fits within the 4 De'Longhi profiles. A guest mode does not add a third stored personal profile.
The Magnifica lists 50% more recipe labels. That does not mean 50% more kinds of coffee extraction or better espresso.
(18 - 12) / 12 × 100 = 50%. Each brand's recipe count may include size or milk variations, and the counts are not standardized.
A buyer who wants fewer narrow milk passages to dismantle is favored by Philips' tube-free design. Explicit foam-texture choices are what Magnifica adds.
A removable LatteGo system with no internal tubes is what Philips describes. De'Longhi lists three froth settings and an automatic cleaning function, though removable parts still need cleaning.

Philips, EP4444/90
Twelve drinks and two saved profiles, along with a tubeless milk carafe, fit a couple who like easy lattes and iced coffee.

De’Longhi, ECAM32070SB
When everyone in the house orders something different, this Magnifica is easier to share thanks to a wider drink menu and four profiles.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Philips 4400 Series LatteGo | De’Longhi Magnifica Plus | In practice |
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| Saved user profiles | 2 plus guest | 4 | On Philips, a third regular user has to share settings or reset them. |
| Advertised recipe count | 12 hot and iced choices | 18 one-touch choices | Six more presets are listed by De'Longhi, although the brands group drinks differently. |
| Milk system | Removable LatteGo without internal milk tubes | LatteCrema Hot carafe with automatic cleaning function | Look at how the milk hardware comes apart as well as whether there is a cleaning button. |
| Milk texture selection | No three-level foam selector documented | Light, creamy and dense settings | In the US offer reviewed, Magnifica exposes a specific texture adjustment. |
| Milk alternatives | Supported by LatteGo | Supported by LatteCrema Hot | Using plant-based milk does not by itself rule out either machine. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with De’Longhi Magnifica Plus. That household is covered by four profile slots.
Go with Philips 4400 Series LatteGo. It is explicitly documented for LatteGo.
Neither model fits. Counting presets tells you nothing about drink quality.
Decision guide
A tube-free milk system and two saved profiles are enough with Philips 4400 LatteGo. Magnifica Plus is the choice for four saved profiles, three milk-foam settings and a broader one-touch menu.
In a shared household, profiles make the clearest difference. Either machine lets two people avoid sharing a saved slot. With a third or fourth person, the answer tips toward Magnifica Plus. Profiles still need a sensible initial setup for coffee strength, volume and milk quantity.
With LatteGo there is no internal milk tubing in the routine, which can make its physical layout more appealing. De'Longhi adds a carafe cleaning function, yet automatic rinsing does not do away with manual cleaning. Decide whether you would rather handle the Philips milk pieces or follow the LatteCrema carafe routine after daily use.
More menu entries come with Magnifica’s eighteen choices than with the twelve on Philips. Find the drinks you order, then check which settings can be stored. The count alone says nothing about extraction quality, serving volume or how well either machine froths your preferred milk.
By the numbers
What we found across the espresso machines we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
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