Smart Grinder Pro

Breville

Smart Grinder Pro

66 positive 12 neutral 56 negative

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Sub-$400USD Conical Grinder Recommendations [$400]

ESP Pro is a solid call — conical burrs, simple, and tends to handle darker/oily beans without freaking out. Also check Breville Smart Grinder Pro or used Baratza Sette if you wanna save cash; get a 54mm tamper (metal, good weight) and maybe a naked/stock portafilter upgrade for easier dosing and le

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Worldly-Working-1764 in r/espresso

January 20, 2026 12:45 AM

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Looking for the best value I can get for a grinder and espresso machine [$700]

Breville Bambino Plus with either a Breville Smart Grinder Pro or DF54 Grinder. An absolute starter kit that leaves room to grow. If space is a concern, then Breville Barista Express Impress.

VisualEvery in r/espresso

December 19, 2025 3:14 PM

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Beginner Machine Recommendations [$500-1k]

Breville bambino and SGP. I wouldn’t worry about the nitpickers, I have this setup and consistently outperform any of my local shops with delicious coffee every morning. The setup is solid and can be had for relatively cheap. I’m not convinced that the incremental gains beyond this setup are worth t

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Flashy_Remove_97 in r/espresso

December 12, 2025 7:06 PM

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Baratza encore

The Encore is not an upgrade from the Breville SGP. If your Breville SGP is still doing the job, stay with it.

Decent-Improvement23 in r/pourover

December 23, 2025 4:04 AM

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Still not working! New grinder! Help! [Breville Bambino Plus]

Also new here but you’re gonna need a better grinder for espresso IMO the best economy grinder seems to be the breville smart grinder pro for sub 250usd

h8fulap3 in r/espresso

October 25, 2025 8:23 PM

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Hand grinder differences for pourover: expectation vs reality

I've had a Breville SGP for years and am happy with it. Use it mainly for espresso and batch brew and my hand grinder for pour over/Aeropress/phin. I've worked professionally in the coffee world and have used all sorts of grinders. A good grinder does make a difference, but for the price point, I'm

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PuzzleheadedCurve387 in r/pourover

January 11, 2026 10:47 PM

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Moccamaster newbie

Regarding the filters, as long as it's a number 4 filter, that's fine. I have the KBTS which is the smaller version of the KBT, and we use both the brown a Bamboo filters and the bleached white filters without issue. Regarding the grinder, I personally think most people should just get a used grinde

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BeaverBoyBaxter in r/Moccamaster

November 9, 2025 9:37 PM

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Entry Level Grinder [~$500AUD]

Controversial opinion maybe, but the Breville Smart Grinder Pro? $300ish, and I prefer mine to the Eureka Mignon I have as well

Select-Butterfly-124 in r/espresso

November 28, 2025 1:05 AM

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Option for wanting regular and decaf espresso or half-calf option

I bought the Breville Smart Grinder Pro to have for decaf (and for French press). It's old and loud, but Breville still makes it for a reason.

Part_Time_Lamer in r/NinjaLuxeCafe

December 4, 2025 12:25 AM

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I’ve had enough [BDB]

Hey brother, I read that you use the Breville Dose Control Pro. I used to use the Breville Smart Grinder Pro as my daily grinder before I had the budget to upgrade. What helped me a lot with finer grinds is adjusting the inner burr. Have you done that by chance? That helps a lot. Breville grinders b

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ColdIsTheWay2Go in r/espresso

January 24, 2026 2:56 AM

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Mignon Specialita

Eureka

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$699.00

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