Q Air

1Zpresso Q Air is only $70 and works almost as well, plus it's small and lightweight and will nest inside an aeropress. Here's my travel kit which includes that grinder, Aeropress, and a travel kettle. https://imgur.com/a/IG5qLG4

Unless you're madly fixated on manually grinding for all methods, I'd actually suggest you go for a hand grinder for pourovers along with an electric grinder for espresso. Trust me, I tried all manual ages ago. It wasn't fun for long. As for grinder recommendations... You could start with a Timemore

A manual hand grinder like the 1zpresso Q Air which is exceptionally good for its price is going to give the most improvement. Also pair it with the cheap plastic v60 for light to ultra light roasts and cofermented roasts

I'd consider the 1Zpresso Q Air. It's in your price range, going to be more than adequate for a step-up from Keurig, and becomes a fantastic travel/camping set-up tucked into an AeroPress if you ever decide to upgrade.

For travelling with an Aeropress I would get a 1zpresso Q or Q Air. It's a great little grinder, and fits into the Aeropress which is very convenient.

I don’t think the 1zpresso q air has low enough fines for a 10 pour recipe. 😭

Check out this video by Coffee Chronicler. Iirc he favorably compared the performance of the Q Air / Q to that of the Comandante C40, saying that it's "suspiciously close". Meaning it performs almost as well as a much more expensive grinder. Meanwhile iirc he rated the C2/C3S very low on both pourov

AeroPress grinder is absolutely not worth it. The cheaper 1zpresso X-Ultra for $170 USD is a much better grinder. Even the 1zpresso Q Air for $70 USD is arguably a better grinder.

Cara, delicioso demais! Licorosoooo, frutado, macio kkkk Eu apanhei pra extrair redondinho. E na real eu só consegui depois que troquei de moedor (usava um P2 antes, e não sei se era ele mesmo ou a idade de quase 3 anos, mas tinha tanto fine que empoçava demaisss). Aí peguei um 1Zpresso Q Air e aí s

Cheapest way to get into pour over Get a hario V60 plastic 01 Get a scale that has fast refreshing and can do 0.1 increments Get a stovetop gooseneck and pair it with a cooking thermometer that has good reviews You can stick with your aashone grinder for now and save up for a better grinder like a k