Atom Speciality 65

Hi folks i have a linea mini r and a gbw eureka atom 65 and straight up if I could do it again i would stay far away from Eureka. First of all alot of in depth parts like a lower burr carrier for this grinder are out of production so if you happen to order a new grinder and its defective or wobbly o

Based on your post and comments, I do think a grind by weight grinder would suit you best. I love mine. It’s so simple, my wife hopped over to using my setup and giving up her K-cups because it’s that easy. Mahlkonig E64WS is what we use. Eureka Atom 65, Fiorinzato Allground Sense are great options

Mazzer Philos, the premium price is that the machine doesn't fail on you. While I really like the DF line for the budget option, once you get to the higher price range, I can't trust their QA and support to justify the risk. Personally, I'd shell out a little more for the durability, buy once cry on

I also have a Micra and use it with a Eureka Atom 65 GBW and really love it (coming from a Eureka Specialita). Great consistency of grind and very accurate dosing. And of course, built like a tank and mine came with a short hopper. Definitely recommend at least checking it out.

I had a eureka atom 65, my word I hated the retention - wasted so much coffee - and when you try to do the bellows, you end up w the situation here - chaff all over the inside. It’s not a proper single dose, just marketed that way to fit current demand

Timemore078s has more acidity and fruit flavor, eureka atom 65 taste somewhat fruity but i can taste more caramel notes Femobook a68 is the most traditional burrs, lightroasts taste muddied for my taste. I would assume mazzer philos will be very similar to atom 65 because the burr type is similar. I

Opus is a single dose grinder, and is not NSF certified. For your cart, you don't want to be weighing out each dose. You need a grinder that can grind-by-time or grind-by-weight that has a large hopper. Eureka Atom 65 is a popular choice for small coffee carts.

It's an older Rocket Fausto. Basically a eureka atom 65 in different clothes. Same motor, same adjustment, same burrs.

So they say..... Won't notice a difference..... But I have been using a Eureka Atom 65 for 5 years and I just purchased the Philos. I drink mainly flat whites. I can definitely taste a difference. Even more so if doing a side by side blind taste test. But even without that yes there's a difference.

Does it have to be a single dose grinder? I see everyone is going that route since you are coming from the Niche and were considering other single dosing ones, but with that kind of budget you could get some nice grinder with grind by weight integration and a little 250gr hopper... On my side going