Mignon Silenzio

Agreed, this would be my recommendation. Very low retention without using the knocker, a little tap on the hopper and you're good. Also, it's very quiet, I find it quieter than the Eureka Mignon Silenzio. It's also much quicker.

If you want a quieter grinder check out the Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55. Pair that a witha Bambino and you're all set

Def. At this price point it’s never gonna be quiet. I remember my 17yo Baratza Vario well. The extra $ for the Mignon Silenzio is probably worth it but these well-made grinders just keep going and going. By the time I upgraded I just went up a step to the Eureka Oro XL which I don’t regret

The built in machine grinders are typically quite loud - especially on the Brevilles. Most people in this subw I'll recommend against a combined setup because it doesn't really help you save money and it's not going to give you better coffee. I would recommend watching some YouTube video comparisons

I got rid of my Brattza a couple of years ago and replaced it with an Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55 Espresso Grinder. I replaced the hopper with a single-dose hopper featuring a bellows from Amazon.I stressed like crazy about what grinder to get and settled on this one in the end. I'm happy every day th

For the loudness, I'd highly recommend something in the Eureka mignon silenzio family. Super quiet, actually quieter than my bambino plus is. It's also a beautiful machine and comes in a variety of colours to fit in with whatever look you have going on

I love my Eureka Mignon Silenzio mainly for its quietness. But I'm unsatisfied with the dial and the not possible fine control.Do you know, if the Mahlkönig is similar to the Silenzio in terms of volume.

I have Eureka Mignon Silenzio and I'm very happy with it. It is consistent and silent. Won't wake up the neighbours in the morning, lol. I usually get one type of beans and stick to it for a good while.

That's the one I've been looking at! I've got a Eureka Mignon Silenzio, so the noise is really my only concern. But the ability to just throw the portafilter on there and get the same dose every time is a dream.

Vielleicht die Eureka Mignon Silenzio? Die ist zwar eher für Espresso, kann aber sicherlich auch grob genug für eine Filterkaffee mahlen. Ich kenne nur andere Eureka Mignon Modelle und die haben wirklich ein gutes Mahlwerk und sind in der regulären Ausführung auch nicht sehr laut.