A5

Femobook A2 or A5, check mo na lang specs if pasok yung size sa gusto mo. A5 is bigger and less portable, A2 is probably small enough pero not sure lang if it can do espresso as well. Battery-operated. Also, Timemore Whirly, Timemore Brick. Most likely very similar profile to your Timemore Chestnut

as for one of the reviews I quoted, here is the restit gets to his thoughts on the wobble "The design is inherently not friendly towards people who really care about alignment. Can you taste it? Some people say yes, some say no." "Some people dont care and are perfectly happy with it. Some people th

Conicals can absolutely do clarity but usually that means a significantly higher price tag. The Option O Lagom Casa, Femobook A5, and Weber Key come to mind.

Femobook A5. Personally I wouldn’t get a manual grinder. It would make coffee feel like a chore.

I didn't mean to suggest getting the A4. I mean get grinder / burrs that are more focused on espresso because you already have something that's very well suited to pour over. It's not a strict rule, but qualities that people may want for espresso (more fines, texture / mouth feel, more rounded and s

15s to fill a puck? I don’t believe it. I have a touch impress. Easily 60 seconds for around 18g of beans. It has the newer Baratza burrs too. By contrast I have a femobook a5 and an older Wilfa Svart grinder I use for pourover. Even at pourover size it’s more than 15 seconds to grind 18g of coffee.