Siemens EQ300 Fully Automatic Coffee Machine - Inox Silver vs Fully Automatic Coffee Machine - Stainless Steel — Comparison

The Siemens TF303G07 EQ300 Fully Automatic Coffee Machine in inox silver is priced at £379 and sits as the budget-friendly fully automatic choice for everyday bean-to-cup coffee. The Siemens TQ717GB3 Fully Automatic Coffee Machine in stainless steel costs £1199, moving much higher in Siemens’ line-up with a more premium control system, stronger customisation and connected features. Both automate coffee making, but they are aimed at different expectations.

TF303G07 EQ300 provides a 250g bean capacity, 1.4l water tank, milkPerfect system, ceramDrive grinder and 5 drink types. TQ717GB3 adds an iSelect display, aromaSelect, an active cup warmer, 19 bar pressure and Home Connect for more drink types. The EQ300 has the clearer basic capacity figures, while the TQ717GB3 focuses on pressure, app connectivity, cup warming and a more sophisticated interface.

The TF303G07 EQ300 suits buyers stepping up from pod machines or manual espresso without wanting a four-figure spend. It gives the essentials: beans, water tank, milk support and a ceramic grinder. The TQ717GB3 suits coffee drinkers who want more control over aroma, a warmer cup before extraction, Home Connect convenience and a stainless-steel premium feel. At £1199, it is best justified by frequent use and a desire for customisation rather than simple morning coffee.

Bottom line: "choose TF303G07 EQ300 if you want Siemens bean-to-cup basics at £379 with milkPerfect and 5 drink types / opt for TQ717GB3 if you want iSelect, aromaSelect, cup warming, 19 bar pressure and connected control."