Opus

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

Entiendo, es maso lo que pasa con las flair, si querés la flair que tiene el portafiltro de 58mm sale un huevo y la mitad del otro, pero te falicita comprar otro portafiltro entre otras cosas. Soy medio nerd de café también, no tanto del espresso aunque te puedo aportar mi granito de arena si no has

Yeah, I have the fellow opus grinder, but it’s not the best however it does work. Also, I just don’t believe in shark vacuums or Dyson vacuums anymore. I’ve had basically all of them and they just don’t hold up as well as something like a Miele or Sebo. I did have a lot of other ninja products thoug

Honestly I wouldn’t buy anything online unless you see it used/ operational in person. I think this site is legit, as in, you’d get the machine, but I’d have doubts about the condition it’s in. There are weird things on this site, like for instance them selling a Fellow Opus for $370 “on sale” origi

Comprate una cafetera regular de 200 dólares (o menos). Evitar cafeteras con molinillo incluido suele ser una ganancia a largo plazo, eso sí. El resto gastalo en un molinillo, onda un DF54 o un Baratza Encore ESP. Ninguno de estos se consigue en Uruguay, eso sí. Acá, el molinillo más decente que pod

I think you've painted the scenario correctly. Manual will do you better on weekdays, but will be inconvenient on weekends. How big is a family-sized pot of coffee? 10 (5-oz) "cups", 90 gm coffee? A good quality, fast hand grinder will need 3 minutes, plus time spent refilling. You may also be conce

Fellow Opus (293.27$) and DF54 (381.25$) are a bit expensive where I live. What about this one https://www.amazon.es/AMZCHEF-Molinillo-El%C3%A9ctrico-Desmontable-Contenedor/dp/B0CNLVKGS1?th=1 , it has grind timer, Baratza Encore ESP doesn't have it I think (I am sure Baratza is a better grinder). Bi

Fellow isn't new to grinders, and for most people buying the Opus it was a significant investment. I think one thing that makes it extra frustrating is that reviews for the Opus were singing nothing but praises, completely glossing over the major design flaws that came with it. I honestly don't know

I have a Baratza Encore ESP. There are other options out there like the Fellow Opus and the DF54 or DF40 (Also known as SK40) but the Baratza is the best balance between budget and performance. There are also hand grinders that while tiresome, produce even higher quality grinds and are considerably

Also new Fellow Opus Gen 2, if it stays in that price range-which I really doubt, but who knows.