X-Ultra

I have an 1zpresso x-ultra and use it for espresso everyday and it's great. That being said if your girlfriend is considering/interested in a nespresso manually grinding coffee beans for espresso is probably the opposite of what she wants to do in the morning

I started with pre ground beans but the truth is that no matter which coffee you try, you won’t taste the flavor notes mentioned in the packaging. They will all taste the same, no matter which roaster you’re buying from. You can start with it and save for a grinder. There is nothing as a beginner gr

If you don't make espresso, the esp is eliminated, I have had the c3pro and I liked it, it is comfortable to grind and it is not big. Now I have a 1Zpresso x ultra but the price goes up a lot in comparison. The c3pro will be good for French and mocha. C2 is an older model, especially for espresso an

Not an electric grinder but the 1zpresso X-Ultra is an excellent grinder. I also have one and it is great. Grinding with it will not feel like a chore.

1ZPresso is an easy choice, considering their grind quality, build quality, and overall UX. You can fully disassemble them for cleaning without any tools or fiddly bits. The X-Ultra can also be easily zeroed so that “0” on the adjustment ring matches the point where the burrs are closed.

Ok so you really want a clearer cup than that. The k ultra could be your best bet its a better quality grinder than the x ultra. The x ultra might be more clear though. I haven't used it only read and heard things about it. At that price point is it a clear cup with nice notes or is it that citric s

I have an X-Ultra and It's a daily driver for me. Here's a couple of links I keep for reference (second one is a review of several 1zpresso grinders in which X-Uitra pretty much outperformed the rest). https://youtube.com/shorts/oEIJl1k_oss?si=8rfc1kQ8Pi1NT0FT https://youtu.be/Np0pxwi8hi8?si=YzcWraJ

If you are willing to spend 30k then your first priority should be to get a good grinder. The 1zpresso X-Ultra is a good option and you can get it under 17k . Now for the brewing equipment. I suggest you try a pourover and an aeropress brew if there is a speciality coffee shop near you. Then you can

One of the 1ZPresso grinders, though I can't recall which series. Maybe X Ultra?I feel you on the space issue. I'm not working on a boat, but def quarantined by espresso great to one edge of the kitchen to keep it out of the way. We don't have a ton of counter space and I hate clutter. The manual wa

Update: the seller offered it to me for $50, so I’m going for it! Even though the listing had the wrong retail price and I likely won’t have a manufacturer warranty (appreciate you pointing that out), at that price I’m much more comfortable taking the risk. It’s still well over $100 off for a brand