Mignon Zero

I'm not opposed to two grinders, but then the equation is different, do I get electric for espresso, then hand grind for pourover on the go? Or an all purpose on the go for having different options? (K ULTRA?) Or both AP electric and hand grinder for all options at home and away? Etc. Right now I'm

I have the Smart Grinder Pro (since 2019). It's been a great grinder for the most part, but definitely very entry level. Clumping, static and frustratingly inconsistent retention drove me to finally upgrade to a Eureka Mignon - should be coming any day now and I cannot wait. Just recently upgraded t

Eureka has much better build quality than DF64. It's built like a tank and will last forever. It's main weakness is its hypersensitive grind dial. You can get an aftermarket dial that partially mitigates the problem, but I would not recommend a Mignon grinder for anyone who frequently changes beans

I had the DF54 for 2 weeks before it clogged. Returned it and got the Eureka Mignon Zero AP 65. No regrets as its served me very well, though the cheaper Mignon Zero might have been just as good for me.

I'm doing it every 3rd month Eureka Mignon zero 65 ap. I'm doing it because when I opened it up to change burrs. It was messy and had gone 3 months since purchase. Think it will last longer that way.