AllGround Sense

Yes, I went from Nespresso to this - definitely very easy to use. I wanted something simple, fast, and reliable. I paired mine with the Fiorenzato All Ground Sense - again very easy to use.

I have the Fiorenzato All Ground Sense and cannot fault it. Built like a tank, easy to use, easy to clean and for me aesthetically pleasing.

I’ve just gone from a niche zero to a Fiorenzato All Ground Sense and I love it. Easy to use, lots of granularity with the adjustments.

I've got a very expensive setup (ECM Syncronika | Fiorenzato AllGround Sense) and while the shots are better than on my first setup (Lelit Grace and 1zpresso J Max), it wasn't the main driving force for the upgrade. I made the upgrades for workflow and ease of use:- manual 1zpresso grinder to Eureka

Good question, it depends. Grinders that weigh are generally more accurate in their dosage and independent of the grind size and how full the bean hopper is. However, in order to benefit from the higher accuracy, the output in the cup must be just as precise, which I find difficult. That's why the b

I have a Fiorenzato Allground which is great for me, second hand for a decent price. To be honest I have the timed version because I'm not to critical and the coffee tastes good. The allground sense is identical, but does gbw. But people have great experience with Eureka (Libra and Atom w), Mazzer m

I'm using the Fiorenzato AllGround Sense in Chrome to match my Chrome LM Micra. It's my first setup and really enjoying it. The Grind by Weight is so convenient and easy.

You are comparing a single dose grinder to one that grinds-on-demand with a hopper. Your first step should be to decide what type of grinder you want. If you will go through a bag of beans at a time without changing them (this means no switching between caffeinated and decaf too) for espresso only,

Get the fiorenzato all ground sense, much better built quality than atom and super easy to open the burr chamber (no tools required) The atom is a pain in the ass ,so many screw to unscrew

I would personally skip eureka, I had 2 eureka mignon,one was zero and one was 65 AP and they had horrible retention and it clogged like 8 out of 10 times. Returned it and got these instead. The fiorenzato all ground sense is built like a tank and low retention and it's super easy to open up the bur