Opus

Impressive. I never got that much, but I did the Opus Rock each and every grind until I upgraded to a Eureka. ;) Somebody posted yesterday about a "free" Opus and a commentor linked this review with thorough measurements: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGti7BKKgEg Fellow is saying they are getting

I feel like Fellow has some identity problems. They sell the most expensive kettle on the market, and really try to put aesthetics high on the priority list, but then they continue to try and undercut the market and sell “value” products like the Opus. I feel like they need to figure out if they are

Correct. When I joined Fellow in November of 2020, Opus was already designed. There was a lot of stuff I wanted to change but couldn't. This is the blank piece of paper version of what I wished we could do. The grinder for the money is ridiculous.

Used one for a while at an office setup. My $0.02: run. don't look back. Get the K6. As for the Rocky, I wrote about it a while ago: It is a grinder of a bygone era; a miniature of antediluvian commercial/cafe grinders for home use. Hopper based, optional doser, tiny, fine-y burrs meant for dark, ro

The Niche Zero comes highly recommended. I’d also consider the Fellow Opus 2 rolling out now and at only $199. Conical burrs give great results with darker roasts. Eureka also make great grinders if money is not a limiting factor.

You could wait to see how the reviews are for the Fellow Opus 2. The original Opus wasn’t a hit; but it looks like the Opus 2 might be the grinder to beat at that price point.

I’m very happy with my affordable Fellow Opus (I bought from my company’s “rewards program” shop so it was f-r-e-e). With regular cleaning, it’s superb.

You guys read the post and you come up with a hand grinder rec?! Yikes. OP, the Encore ESP is a solid grinder at $200. It’s reliable and has been around for years, you can’t go wrong. If you can wait until mid-May, the Fellow Opus 2 should be out and at $200 should make for a really strong contender

I think grinder, water, beans and then equipment Grinder because if you have a bad one with inconsistent ground size then you’ll get a bad brew. That said I don’t think you need to go super expensive of you can’t afford. I think the fellow opus is good enough. Water because brewed coffee is mostly w

I also have both and, like you, do not plan on buying an espresso machine. But I've had a lot of fun experimenting between a conical (Opus) vs. a flat (Ode 2) burr grinder. So I'm keeping both for now to experiment with different styles of coffee. The Opus was a great deal when I bought my Fellow Ai