AllGround Sense

There are very few to choose from, which makes the selection easier: Baratza Sette 270wi or Vario W Eureka Mignon Libra 55mm or 65mm AP Fiorenzato All Ground Sense Eureka Atom 65w or 75w Mahlkonig E65S or E80S GbW The Fiorenzato might be at the sweet spot priced in the middle. There is lots of feedb

For GBW, Fiorenzato All Ground Sense for best value, or Mahlkonig if you want to splurge.

Probably the Fiorenzato AllGround Sense, Eureka Atom W65 and the new Malkonig E64 WS, all of which are a fair bit more expensive so I don't think they're really direct competition.

Libra 65 AP is a good option as it comes with a dosing cup. While the Libra 55 I bought right before the 65 all-purpose was released only works with a portafilter and I'm having no luck finding a dosing cup that works so far. Fiorenzato AllGround Sense is another good GBW option that's more expensiv

Fiorenzato all ground sense looks good. Easy cleaning, grind by weight, does filter and espresso well. Make sure it is the sense model. Downsides. Little more than what you are wanting to spend. With hopper make sure it fits under the shelves.

Fiorenzato all ground. Sense model if you want grind by weight. Great value IMO

Fiorenzato All Ground Sense might fit your budget. I'm not sure about the 53mm portafilter though

Are you looking for a GBW/GBT grinder? If so, I might be tempted to stretch a bit and consider the Fiorenzato AllGround Sense (especially at a next sale).

Fiorenzato AllGround Sense, it's very pretty and grind by weight is fantastic. Depending on where you live it can be quite reasonably priced.

I've upgraded my setup recently, and I would say that my situation was similar to yours. I had Dedica and Kingrinder K6, so I really want to level up my setup. I was choosing between Elizabeth and MaraX, and dual boiler has won me on papers and in Reddit, and when I saw Elizabeth irl Ive thought tha