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

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

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

Yes, by time I mean the grinding time. If budget is really a concern then I would suggest C3S (Rs. ~6.5K) + 30-Click Base Plate Mod (Rs. ~1K), 1ZPresso Q-Air (Rs. ~6.5K), and Kingrinder P2 (Rs. ~5K). All of these (C3 after the mod) has a step size (distance / click) within 25-35 μm (check online for

Close to espresso fine, but not espresso fine. I do between 16 to 22 clicks on the 1ZPRESSO Q Air depending on the roast level of the beans. 16 for medium roast, 20 for medium-dark, 22 for dark roast. These settings work for me to get the maximum extraction from the beans.

Dedica Duo (EC890). 1Zpresso Q Air, 35 clicks, 15g. Light-medium roast beans from a local roastery. Standard shot length, machine set to high water temperature. I use the pressurized double shot portafilter that came with it. All my shots turn out pretty good, better than the average cafe around her