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

FWIW, a 200w brushless DC motor is probably stronger and longer lasting than a 250 brushed AC motor. Not to mention the generally higher required power of flat burrs vs conical burrs. In terms of raw value, something like the Turin grinders can offer more if you have a reliable local distributor. CF

Damn looks like a better version of the Eureka Mignon Zero 65

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

The DF64 gen2 seems to be a very good grinder and a go to for many prosumers with easy to upgrade burrs. This seems to be a common misconception, continuously fed by people that purchased a DF64 under this misconception. The DF64 should be better thought of as an affordable grinder, since that’s wha

I've been struggling with something similar on my Eureka Mignon Zero 65. I would grind at one setting for espresso, then take it 1.5 revolutions coarser for pourovers. When I'd return it to espresso, I found that the zero point had slid back! I was seeing the zero point at around 16 when grinding es

For home use or for commercial use? For home use Baratza Encore ESP. It’s at 13k ata? Built like a tank and hindi Chinese brand. Pero conical. But its very consistent. Eureka Mignon Manuale pwede but it has a small hopper, it will still feel like single dosing. Also with Mignon Zero. Go with Eureka