K-Ultra

I've had two game-changing milestones since I started my spro game 21 months ago. Gaggiuino (Flow/Pressure Profiling) upgrade : I honestly didn't realize how massive of a difference profiling capability would make on an espresso machine until I got one. Transitioning to a Flat Burr Grinder : I still

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

Throwing in my support for the 1zpresso. I have the 1zpresso X-Pro setup (felt better in my little hands). My nephew has the 1zpresso K-Ultra (it’s bigger and honestly a little better). Because the 1zpresso is well made, grinding by hand just became a welcome part of my coffee meditation ritual🧘‍♀️. Th

eso depende bastante de que tipo de cafetera vayas a comprar. Aparte también de tu presupuesto. Molinillos manuales (buenos) vas a encontrar desde 40 a 300 lucas. para lo que sería prensa francesa/v60 lo mas barato que recomendaría es el KINGrinder P0 o P2 (50-60 lucas). Alternativa intermedia KINGr

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

Also look at a Timemore C2 grinder for a starter. And if/when your budget expands, the 1Zpresso K-ultra is the bees knees.

Hand grinding for pour over is just as easy as using an electric grinder (due to course grind size). The main difference is that at your price point, your electric grinder options are fairly bottom tier, while hand grinders will be quite top tier. A 1zpresso K Ultra will be significantly better than

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

For your budget and goals I’d look at the 1Zpresso K-Ultra first. Its grind quality and consistency is super good for both espresso and AeroPress, and lots of people hit it out of the park with it. It’s smaller so doing a couple small grinds isn’t a big deal. If you end up wanting something even mor

I splashed out on the best hand grinder I could, I got a 1ZPresso K Ultra coffee grinder, a set of Acaia Pearl scales, a Hario v60 and Cafec Abbara filter papers and while that's a different drink to espresso, it's the best damn coffee I can afford to make myself. There's a fantastic roastery local