DF64

So when it comes to rebadged Chinese grinders, I kind of think you can expect roughly the same build quality since it's all from a couple factories and they are competing highly within the Chinese domestic market, but TLDR; there're already existing grinders or 2026 updated grinders that offer just

My coffee journey started in a similar place with a French press and camrons kona blend through a generic, false burr grinder. This did well with just a stovetop kettle, pulling it just before boiling. If I had to start from zero and keep it on the cheap I would invest in the following order: -Local

I recently upgraded from a built-in Sage grinder to a DF64, and the difference is night and day. The built-in conical burrs tend to produce a muddy flavour profile, making everything taste like a generic, bitter coffee. Moving to a dedicated flat-burr grinder unlocks better clarity straight away and

Isn’t MiiCoffee the us version of the DF? I don’t think there is a gen 3. I think this is the US https://miicoffee.shop/search?q=df64+gen+3&options%5Bprefix%5D=last version of the same generic Chinese grinders. These are all white labeled grinders, not sure why you wouldn’t get the us version

I have df64 gen2 and I love it. But it's my first espresso grinder tbh, so no direct comparison. I don't find it loud, like compared to blender or vacuum cleaner for example. Even espresso pump is louder. I also love the results I'm getting. I get better tasting shots than in high end specialty coff