A2

Ganz einfach eigentlich. Femobook a2 oder A4Z. Beide hervorragend für Filter und relativ leise. Gerade der A2. Aber wirklich leise sind idR. nur manuelle Handmühlen. Dafür bekommst du da für max 250€ Mühlen die alles bis so 1k matchen können.

Lagom Casa if you can go over a bit. The gen 2 Opus seems promising, but too new to know about its durability and longevity. Femobook A2/A3 or Timemore Whirly. Maybe a bit too tech forward or involved, or looks that way. The DFs are just so hit and miss, its hard to recommend.

I ‘downgraded’ to the femobook a2 and it makes significantly better coffee for less than half the price of the baratza

Nessa sua linha de pensamento, o legal era você ter uma base para usar a mó SSP MP de 64mm. Pode ser o Fellow Ode 2, o Shardor, ou o DF64 (acho que qualquer um deles). Comparado ao Tramontina e ao Starseeker, o DF-54 já vai entregar mais clareza, ou até o Baratza Encore ESP. Não que eles sejam super

o k ultra é a opcao segura - melhor generalista, o zp6 é considerado o melhor para filtrados, mas tb é mais exigente com os graos pq pode revelar muito defeitos(do grao ou a torra) o k7 tem um review do coffeechronicler q nao gostei do que ele fala do k7, tenta ser um zp6 mas passa longe, perde para

My advice would be never buy a cheap grinder if you use it for espresso. Sure the logic may be "But its only 3000rs", but it will grind terrible coffee, break after 6-12 months and be shit for your workflow. Rather wait a bit or invest more into something that will be great and give you proper grind

Check the Femobook A2 for a motorized 1Z Q or Q-Air experience, if you don’t mind the plastic exterior and internal clicks. The motor apparently never stalls and it’s like $70-100.

Hahaha for sure, Lets start with my first grinder ever Timemore c2, small ,well built and good burrs and does the job definitely an upgrade from buying pre ground coffee ,cheap china copy grinder or blade grinder etc. i got it from ali experess in the good days when custom wasn't an issue. For start

Great advice. What do you like? Dark Roast Traditional or light roast specialty or Yes. I like it all!!! Dark roasts are pretty forgiving meaning personal preference. Cost, looks, support, etc come into play here and that's about it. Could be a conical or flat burr. It's Med Light and Light roasts w

DF54 had some good reviews. But i bought a femobook A2 on a whim and its amazing. Especially for light roasts. And it’s only $99. But it is primarily a mobile/travel grinder. But it just produces super nice espresso.