Smart Grinder Pro

for the price of the Breville Smart Grinder Pro, there are so many better options. hell, breville owns baratza, and the encore esp is the same price. and if you're single dosing, the df54 is only a little bit more expensive. bambino is a good option though. one of the best bang for buck at that pric

As one of the people being cited here, I'd like to add that my grinder at the time (the Breville SGP) had a shitty motor, and the rock looked to be a piece of granite. And it wedged itself between the burrs. Also, my df83 was in the mail so I didn't bother trying to fix it.

I’ve played with a lot of coffee equipment over the years. While I don’t have a breville on my coffee bar, I really like them! I used the Barista Pro for a while and think it’s a good machine for most people who just want some decent espresso. What I don’t like about it is the built in grinder. I’ve

Taste difference was significant from Breville Smart Grinder Pro to Eureka Mignon grinder, it has a lot more clarity and tastes much better

Keep the Bambino, buy a better grinder. Edit: additional information Consider what you want out of your espresso experience and how much time investment you're intending to put into things. A nicer espresso machine will have better temperature stability, likely because you're trading thermoblock for

This is the regular starseeker e55. Wala pang Pro nung bumili ako. Consistent grind. Quiet. Hindi kasing ingay nung Breville Smart Grinder Pro. Way better than my smart grinder pro kahit mas mura. Matibay din. By accident, may nalaglag na metal clip. Hindi nasira ung burr. Using this grinder sa both

Hand grinding espresso (especially on the k6) can be tough for some people. It might not be something they will want to put up with first thing in the morning. I only have hands on experience with 2 electric grinders. Firstly, the Breville Smart Grinder Pro which I cannot recommend for many reasons.

Im in the same boat myself! the breville smart grinder pro I paired with my ES1 does an okay job, but the ideal grind is halfway between two steps and the time based dosing makes adjustments for different beans wasteful to the point I'm put off trying out interesting roasters due to the cost of bean

I think the most insane legit pairing I’ve seen in this sub was an ECM Synch with a Breville Smart Grinder Pro. I say “legit” because I refuse to acknowledge the Lelit Mara X and blade grinder pairing I once saw

I think it depends on how many espressos youre making everyday. I use a manual grinder for an americano every morning and its really only 30 seconds of grinding for a really dialed in grind. if I have to make 4 cappuccinos? im using my slightly subpar electric grinder (I have an older breville smart