J-Ultra

Of course. ZP6 is the clarity king which is for filter coffee. I can't make espresso with ZP6 without pressurized baskets. J Ultra, on the other hand is the espresso grinder. Though 1zpresso did show the chart of J Ultra for filter coffee but I found brewing filter coffee with J Ultra may make my co

I actually disagree with this take. I personally preferred the K6 a lot more, and I like very sharp tasting light roast, funky processed coffee. I felt the J Ultra made everything too ‘same’. On that note though, the K6 failed me for the darkest of roasts, where it was simply bitter, while grinders

The Pico is the best espresso maker you can get for a low-footprint espresso. HOWEVER: while I bought my Pico for travel, i ended up just ditching espresso for my travel setup. Why? The Pico itself is about 500 grams. The 1ZPresso J-Ultra is another 600. This means that in the most optimal setup, yo

I have used K6, which has exactly the same burr set as the K Ultra. The main difference comes with the handle. I have the straight handle, which made it even more difficult, but I personally believe if you are making more than one shot of coffee or planning to switch beans, then don't go with a manu

Interesting I'd say that the bitterness depends on the coffee as well there are certainly some beans that are not bitter at all using J-ultra, what I find annoying is the muddied cup like the flavours are not as clear and pronounced, but since my lack of experience I don't know if it's the part of t

I roast my own coffee (Aillio bullet r2) and do light roasted coffee. I recently went on vacation to the beach and my Lagom mini stopped working on me. I bought a J Ultra on Amazon since it was the only option I could get delivered quickly and OMG that was not a pleasant experience. Hand grinding li

I have been using the J ultra for over a year as i was only drinking espressos. I am guessing the profile is similar to j max. A couple of months ago, the pour over bug kicked in. It was difficult at first to get the clarity snd note separation from it in the beginning, but then i started slow feedi

Look I'm talking from my experience, also why are there tampers with pressure settings?I had instances where I couldn't get a coffee right on my 1zpresso J-ultra hand grinder, one click it was bitter, one click was too sour, cleaned it, re-calibrated, still same, then I set my tamper to be higher an

Indeed, the lighter the roast, the denser the bean, and the harder it is to grind. I usually drink specialty coffee with a medium-light roast, so it's very hard to grind with my J-Ultra grinder. I'm going to buy an electric grinder to solve my problem because my wrist has hurt twice in the last mont