X-Ultra

For the same price you can get the 1zpresso X-ultra, which is considered to be much better. So it depends on how much effort you want to put in for grinding (especially if you get an espresso machine in the future).

Stretch a little more and get the 1Zpresso J Ultra probably the best espresso focused manual grinder in the non/semi professional range. Fixcoffee will give you a 10% discount on your first purchase. It’s listed at 19k and so it will work out to 17k for you. The K Ultra is a superior all round grind

In that case x ultra is a great choice. If you want something that fits in the plunger of an aeropress, 1zpresso Q is also a great grinder and will produce a similar cup quality. However the dial on X-ultra is substantially easier to use and has more fine-grained adjustments, but the magnetic catch

O C2 é ótimo mas ele produz muitos fines. Para quem só faz coado existem sim opções mais eficientes que produzem menos fines e deixam o resultado final com mais clareza, acidez, algo como uma bebida "mais delicada", por assim dizer. O ruim que para vc sentir essa diferença a gente tá falando dum inv

You may want to consider a hand grinder. The Kingrinder K6, Timemore C3 Esp Pro, and 1ZPresso X-Ultra are all good options. If you can stretch to $200, the 1ZPresso J-Ultra can give you results on par with a $1000+ automated grinder.

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

I don't think you need an electric grinder if you primarily drink pourovers. You also won't get a good electric grinder under 15k. I suggest you get something like a kingrinder k6 or the 1zpresso X-Ultra. Both would be a significant improvement over the c2.

I got the Opus for espresso & Aeropress and use the 1zpresso X-Ultra for pour over(didn't have time to style this pic so it's not pictured). Even after getting that $20 accordian accessory on the top, it still has pretty bad retention and getting in white shows all the loose grinds everywhere. a lit

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.