Q Air

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.

Cash grab. 1zpresso q air is 70 euro. It fits in the aeropress too. Yes, plastic, but the internals are very solid. It's a well reviewed grinder. I'm sure it's a nice finish and good materials used. But you can get a good grinder that's portable and fits just fine for far less money.

I’m very happy with my 1Zpresso Q Air - partly because it fits inside the std AeroPress. That’s very important for my travel kit. My son has a Kingrinder P2 - it’s also very nice, but does not fit in the AeroPress.

Curto muito a ideia de ter um 1zpresso Q-Air pra levar dentro da Aeropresa em viagens

Check out ebay, Facebook marketplace, or maybe even Craigslist for used Baratza Encore grinders. They're ~$150 new but can be had used for half that and will last a very long time. Speaking from experience, it's a great grinder and parts are both very easy to order through their website and affordab

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

1zpresso Q or Q Air, depending upon whether you plan to use it at home or for traveling.

Got 1zpresso Q Air. Same insides, plastic outside that still feels nice and is lighter

Would suggest the 1zpresso Q or Q Air, they fit nicely inside the aeropress plunger for storage!