Mignon Zero

Don’t worry, we barely know what we are recommending with grinders either so it’s pretty easy to get overwhelmed lol. So a couple thoughts, since you picked the Niche Zero and chocolatey espresso, it sounds like you really favor traditional full bodied espresso from a conical profile. Now in terms o

I have the Eureka Mignon Zero 65. It's built like a tank, is surprisingly quiet, and makes nice espresso. I haven't seen any reason to complain about build quality yet. Retention is minimal if you give the bellows a good push every time. It's not a $3000 grinder but it's a lot of grinder for the mon

CF64V is probably currently the best value grinder at $400 USD with a 400w brushless motor, variable rpm, vertically mounted 64mm flat burrs, and all the static and retention reducing features. Eureka Mignon Zero 65 AP is probably the best grinder not made in China (or Taiwan) at $500. Fixed rpm ~30

Pretty much what other guy said. Mainly something I saw/heard in reviews but thought wouldn't bother me. The Eurekas are not designed from the ground up as single dose grinders. They are compromised in all the ways you hear/read but living with it convinced me that the reviews are right. The Timemor

I just got a Eureka Mignon Zero 65 AP and am very pleased with the consistency and retention. No issues with static either that I can tell. It's a bit more than ur budget at $500+tax.

1Zpresso X-Ultra -> Varia VS4 (it broke) -> Eureka Mignon Zero 65 AP Varia broke in my 5th week of ownership. Returned it, bought a Eureka Zero 65 AP, and it’s SICK. Crazy quiet, <0.1g retention (usually), and super easy to dial in. King-Size dial is awesome.

How did y end up w misalign burrs ? Ok so the new mignon zero 65 ap and the single dose pro have way better alignment then the old school version hence the million screws . Next the retention is great in this grinder ( 65 ap zero ) it really a big improvement from my zero 55 mm eureka as that have t

I bought the Eureka Mignon Zero 65 AP from Clive Coffee, on their advice after hearing about my experience with the DF54. Quite a bit more expensive, but I have been completely satisfied. Grinds to almost infinite differences, nearly no retention and certainly no mess. Comes with a fitted top for th

I love my 55 mm Eureka Mignon Zero-- quiet, solid, virtually no retention. I added the Aro dial, which makes changing grind sizes a breeze. There's a newer 65 mm version, but I it might be over $500.

Quite a big different in price in Canada between the Eureka Mignon zero 65 AP and the DF5. I’ve been looking at reviews of the Eureka Mignon zero 55s, and it seems like people are advising the Aro dial and Aro bellows upgrade, with these upgrades it seems nice, but that would still mean probably 150