【pakistani hot sex videos with urdu audio】Best Prime Day deal: save up to 51% on Philips espresso machines

Fall and pakistani hot sex videos with urdu audiowinter might see darker mornings, but that doesn't mean they can't be enjoyable. Treat yourself to a fully automatic espresso machine that'll not only give you a reason to get out of your warm bed every morning, it'll save you money in the long run compared to daily trips to the coffee shop. Here are some great Philips espresso machine deals happening during the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days event.

Best Philips espresso machine deals during October Prime Day

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Best deal under $400 Philips EP2220 espresso machine $319.99 at Amazon (save $330)

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Best deal under $500 Philips EP3241 espresso machine $499.99 at Amazon (save $500)

A great espresso machine can turn into one of the most important kitchen appliances. But not all are created equal, and some don't deserve a spot on your countertop at all. Philips, as a longtime leader in home appliances, makes fully automatic espresso machines that are simple to operate and will leave you fueled up for the day ahead. Thanks to Amazon's Prime Day Big Deal sale event, several Philips espresso machines are on a massive discount. Here are some top picks if you could use a pick me up from a new espresso machine.

Best deal under $400

Opens in a new window Credit: Philips Our pick: Philips EP2220 espresso machine $319.99 at Amazon
$649.99 Save $330

Why we like it

While the Philips EP2220 espresso machine usually sells for $649.99, it's currently on sale at Amazon for just $319.99. That means you'll be getting a massive 51% discount. The fully automatic machine has a touch display so you can pull espresso shots or brew coffee with a single touch. There's also an included milk frother which means you'll be whipping up your own pumpkin spice lattes with this machine. The machine also includes a ceramic grinder, so you won't need to hang onto your old coffee grinder either.

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If you're a fan of evening tea or hot chocolate, the machine's hot water button can also streamline these warming drinks.

Best deal under $500

Opens in a new window Credit: Philips Our pick: Philips EP3241 espresso machine $499.99 at Amazon
$999.99 Save $500

Why we like it

Instead of stopping for coffee on the way to work, make it at home with the Philips EP3241 espresso machine. The automatic machine includes one-touch buttons for making an espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato, or an Americano. You can also opt for a traditional cup of drip coffee if that sounds best to start your day.

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Select your desired strength, length, and level of milk froth to make a truly customized coffee house drink at home. The Philips EP3241 espresso machine usually costs $999.99 but thanks to the Amazon October Prime Day sale, you can get it for just $499.99.

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