Q Air

Okay, then you can start with a moka pot, and some pre ground beans for starting, then you should get a grinder once you get the habit of moka pot, for moka pot Bialetti is the best option or if you wanna go a bit budget friendly then Budan stainless steel one is also pretty good, and for grinder st

Coole Idee, Ich würde noch eine Waage mit Timer stark empfehlen. Bezüglich Hand Mühle für den fast täglichen Bedarf, ist die Kingrinder k6 oder timemore C3 oder 1zpresso Q-Air Preis Leitungs die besten. Für hin und wieder Kingrinder p2 auch gut, aber anscheinend nicht soo super für den täglichen Bed

If you have to carry a kettle for the Coffee Jack then you may as well get the Aeropress Go or Oxo Rapid Brewer. The ORB and Aeropress Go are both almost half the price, but that's just my take. The Aeropress, especially, is probably the easiest and best brewer you can use whilst traveling - especia

I have found the Timemore c3s easier to use for moka pot and Aeropress soups. The 1zpresso Q Air is my favourite for pour over , that is until I got the 1zpresso ZP6, but the zp6 is 4 time more expensive . Best for moka pot c3s

The grinder makes a huge difference in “unlocking” a coffee’s potential. Definitely important to buy the best coffee you can, and having a great grinder will allow you to taste all the complexity and flavor that good coffee has to offer. Brewing technique matters too, but not as much as good coffee,

I had the esp (pro) for a brief moment. I liked parts of it but I didn't like others. I think the biggest off-putting thing was the build and difficulty cleaning. I like things that are easy to clean. But this was a mess. Open the top burr and all the grinds/beans come spilling out the side of the g

If you want automatic ones- baratza enc is the only choice. For this price segment and since for home. Manual grinders will give better result. Kingrinders are overpriced in India, if u can get them from outside they are cheaper. Timemore c3s is in the 5-6k segment and should serve what u need. 1zpr

I don't have a Q Air, but I do have a K-Plus and a ZP6, and I've had this happen with both grinders. It doesn't happen all that often, but when it does I just tighten it so that the zero is exactly at 0.0. Like another commenter said, it does change when you dismantle the grinder to clean it, it's n

P2 is like 6k right? In that range why not compare between c3s, 1zpresso q air and p2? At this price range it won't make a drastic difference between the 3 I mentioned, the more important thing is your comfortability and what suits your routine, like q air and p2 are small and light weight while c3s

This is reassuring thank you! I also have a 1Zpresso Q Air Grinder on order too which I figured might be an ok starting point at least until I figure out what I’m doing or not doing!