K-Ultra

OP good questions. The Agaro was the grinder I started with, and after a point I did ask myself the same questions as you. It was a long journey that led me to my KafaTek MC6/ Zerno (electric) and Pietro/ K Ultra (manual) combination but that’s a separate story. When you buy more expensive grinders

Get at Kingrinder K6, 1Zpresso K Ultra, or 1Zpresso ZP6 hand grinder. There’s lots of other good options, but these 3 are solid, affordable picks. There are also lots of good electric pour over grinders, but you spend 2x price at least for same in cup quality, and hand grinding for pour over is much

I love it overall. I ended up getting the supernova gold burrs and the clarity has been amazing. (Compared to VS6 stock burrs, timemore C2, 1zpresso k-ultra, fellow opus). I haven’t tried more expensive grinders to compare. You lose a little body on espresso but the better clarity on light roast esp

As an ex-DF54 owner, I'd suggest going in for a 1Zpresso K-Ultra instead. The only thing you get from the DF54 is the convenience of an electric. It's a good electric grinder for its price, but it is no match for a top-end hand grinder like the K-Ultra. The DF54's flavour is very tea-like but not co

Electric replacement for my 1zpresso K Ultra? I like coffee with a lot body and texture in the flavor so I'm not really looking for flat burr. I also want to get into espresso eventually but I more focused on French press and areopress for now. I loved my K Ultra and if I could get an electric grind

Absolutely!! I started on the K6 using it for travel, aeropress use, and V60 when I didn’t want to wake anyone with the electric grinder. I later got a flair press ($100 also!) and found it makes great espresso. That one grinder will honestly do almost anything you need! Money very well spent. Last

What’s your zero point at? 53 is quite fine. I started getting better cups from my DF54 after I started using a grind size of 65+ and high temps like 98 C. Don’t swirl though. DF54 produces a lot of fines, you’ll clog your paper. Also the DF54 just produces more tea-like cups. Just how flat burr gri

It depends on your taste. There are cheaper alternatives that keep the same character, and good options outside 1Zpresso too.Bright/balanced (clarity, separation): 1Zpresso K-Pro ~$139 1Zpresso K-Ultra ~$220 Comandante C40 ~$220, the go-to for a clean, bright flavor. Bold/syrupy (body, blended flavo

You are right, the burrs in the Shardor/Cipher are good by themselves. I am used to high clarity brewing for pour overs. Presently the 1zpresso ZP6 is my go to for pour overs, that is why I want to try the Lebrew filter burrs, for that slight change in clarity. The burrs on Shardor/Cipher are good f

Selbe Geschmacks Qualität für viel weniger Geld z.B. Oder motorisiert für weniger, da hat Femobook eine released. Spezialisierte Mühlen für helle oder dunkle röstungen, da soll die, auch deutsche, Firma Kinu wohl einen echten Volltreffer für dunklen espresso gelandet haben. Und 1ZPresso für Filter.