G5

Look at the hibrew g5. It is a stepless single dosing espresso grinder that can also do Turkish grind as well. Factory store on eBay has them for $140 (USD). Amazon on the other hand wants $200.....

I use a hibrew g5, it is single dosing stepless grinder that will also grind Turkish as well. When I got it via AliExpress $125 before discount (coins) to $117 USD. Seems like the factory store via eBay has it for $145 discounted via code to $120ish USD. I would buy it again after 2 years of use.

I use a Hibrew g5, it is single dosing, stepless adjustment, Turkish/espresso capable grinder. It is $189 via Amazon, but the official factory store on eBay sells it for $130. It was a huge step up from my Lido3 hand grinder..... I also see some praise for one of the Shardor grinders from Amazon.

I've got the Hibrew G5 and it's a pretty decent grinder. It replaced a faulty Sage dose control pro. It's a better grinder, single dose, stepless grind adjustment, easy to maintain and clean, quiet operation, sturdy build (all aluminium body), and very compact and only cost me £80 brand new.. All in

Yes, especially with in its price bracket, very capable stepless grinder . I didn't try the Eureka or the DF64 to compare with the hibrew g5, but I believe at this price point and above, if u managed to compare, all grinders give a different note of flavour when using the same beans . So it's a matt

I am using the agaro supreme electric burr grinder. It's around 5.7-6k The grind is good enough for espresso. It has fixed 30-32 step settings out of which espresso only uses 3-7 steps depending on roast level. Light roast for espresso is not very doable. ( There's a mod fix on the net wil have to l

You should consider a hibrew g5 for 150ish. Single dosing, stepless 48mm conical burr set. 2 years in on my use. Good luck!

Hibrew g5 is a stepless single dosing grinder that works well for espresso, can also do Turkish. Factory store on eBay has it for $130ish. Amazon sells it for 200..... I've had mine for 2.5 years and would buy it again.

Has anyone tried using it together with the Hibrew G5 electric coffee grinder? I just can’t seem to dial in the right grind size with the IMS competition basket. With the stock filter the coffee is decent, but with the IMS filter it turns out bad.

En el vídeo uso las dos, y en ambas muele lento. He visto vídeos donde el molido sale como una cascada. En el mío sale como separado. He probado a moverlo durante el proceso, a darle golpes arriba y nada. Creo que simplemente está descalibrado y mi número 7 de molienda es como el 3 de otro Hibrew G5