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SAVE $200:The War ArchivesPhilips Series 3300 automatic espresso machine is on sale for $599.96 at Amazon, down from the usual price of $799.99. That's a 25% discount.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Philips Philips Series 3300 Automatic Espresso Machine $599.96 at Amazon
$799.99 Save $200.03

After countless mornings spent making us breakfast and getting us off to school, mom deserves to have some chill and easy mornings. If you're still searching for a Mother's Day present that'll arrive in time for Sunday's celebration and your mom happens to love coffee, she's gonna be elated to get this gift and you'll be thrilled about the savings.

As of May 8, the Philips Series 3300 Espresso Machine is on sale at Amazon for $599.96, marked down from the usual price of $799.99. That's a 25% discount that takes $200.03 off the price tag.

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The Philips 3300 Series Espresso Machine is all about convenience without sacrificing quality. For starters, the machine features a ceramic grinder which means the morning cup of coffee will come from freshly ground beans. Then there's the Aquaclean Filter which ensures the water used to brew your cup is clean — an important factor that often gets overlooked by using tap water. Then there's the one-touch drink choice that lets you select from six hot and iced drinks.

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This Philips espresso maker also comes with the brand's LatteGo milk system which whips up perfect coffee-house quality foam to top your coffee creations. Philips mentions this system even works well with milk alternatives like oat or almond milk.

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Quiet operation is also a focus on the Philips Series 3300, making it less likely you'll need to wait around in the morning until everyone in the house is awake before making a cup. Plus, the Philips HomeID app is convenient for discovering tutorials and tips on how to use the espresso machine.

If a mom in your life deserves great coffee each morning without any hassle or long lines at the local shop, gift her the versatile Philips Series 3300 espresso machine. It's on sale for 25% off at Amazon and it's likely to arrive in time for Sunday's celebration.

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