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If you don't mind turning the crank yourself, you can get incredible value from a manual grinder. I have a 1zpresso J-Ultra, and I'm so happy with it. Easy to clean, grinds 18g coffee in about 30 seconds, 8 micron adjustment means I can dial in any coffee to its sweet spot. Plus it is very quiet fir

Absolutely not unless you’re pulling multiple consecutive shots. I have a 1zpresso J-Ultra, which I understand is one of the best hand grinders. Grinding takes some elbow grease, but less than a minute. The resulting espresso with good beans and proper tamping has a thick layer of crema with no chan

I am extremely happy with my recent purchase of a J-ultra. It's about 30 seconds to grind the 17-19g I use in a shot. 1zpresso build quality is very nice, comes with a case and cleaning tools, super easy to use and the adjustment steps are suitably fine so you can dial in a ristretto or a normal sho

I only use my picopresso for travel and so far I have been using the comandante c40. For this summer I think I will buy a 1zpresso J-ultra for faster grinder times and enough clarity and more body with a medium to dark roast. My friend already has a kingrinder k2 (cheap and good enough entry grinder

had the same feeling when I first using the same grinder. Had timemore C3 and 1zpresso was way harder. but, it does grind much faster, so you work harder but for much less time (in my case, approx 20-30s compared to 1min plus) and after using it daily for a few month you get used to it. shift hand h