Q Air

Others have already said it, but I recently got the 1Zpresso Q and it works great. The Q air is lighter, made of plastic, and a little cheaper - I prefer metal and the weight wasn't the main focus for me so I went with the regular Q.My friend has the J ultra and it is nice, but you don't need to spe

Also have an air , it's just arbitrary, and you can count your steps from the ln https://1zpresso.coffee/calibration/

Yeah I was doing a bit of Gemini-ing for my own curiousity. Respectfully, I still don't really think the constraints here make sense (eg if you're going an extended period, then coffee bean weight itself gets pretty substantial). If I had to do something within the confines, here's some LLM-generate

Hey, fellow EC890 owner here. Have you tried running blank shots before pulling the shots? I used to have the same issue but since I started running blank shots, haven't choked my machine. I use 21 to 27 clicks on 1zpresso Q Air.

Looks like 1zpresso q air. I also have the same. I use 11gm of beans. Set the grinder to 30 clicks. Use hot water at 100degree celcius, at first i use around 45gm of hot water for around 30 to 40 sec and shake the jar in middle. Post that i use water upto total weight of 165gm and wait till 3 mins a

It produces a very uniform grind (edit: nvm, grind is not that uniform, tends to grind very fine at medium settings), i just did a grind sizes comparison every 4 numbers (from 4.0.0 to 0.8.0) because i was suspecting that is was producing a overly fine grind (but mostly uniform) at higher settings l

I have this scale at work and it's been great. 0.1 g accuracy is plenty, it has a timer and it's less than $20. Id say it's perfect for travel due to the size and price. If something happens to it or you forget it somehow it's no big deal. https://a.co/d/00lm6FcW The 1zpresso Q (and Q Air) is a grea

1Zpresso Q Air has a better grind setting and also a very innovative design that makes it light weight. A positive if you travel a lot. C3S & C2S feel quite good though due to the materials.

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

“Thanks for the suggestions! I checked reviews and found that all three (Timemore C2, 1Zpresso Q Air, and Kingrinder P2) can technically grind fine enough, but they’re not really designed for proper espresso. The grind consistency and adjustment range aren’t ideal, and even the C2 is reported to be