K6

Kingrinder K6 is a beast, and the external adjustment is very convenient. 1zpresso Q heptagonal (or Q air for a cheaper model) are both solid. I'd argue the K6 offers more for the money, but the Q is more compact if that matters, and personally I think 1zpresso gear has a little more of a premium fe

It's not necessarily a bad grinder; it can produce interesting results for pourovers. Just not anything finer. I don't think you can find anything new that is good for espresso with that budget. You are also limited to hand grinders with a budget of <100usd. The KinGrinder P series is under 50usd. T

I have done a lot of research on Kingrider K6 with a moka pot. The bottom line is that the 60-70 click recommendation on the Kingrinder K6 is a bit too coarse for a moka pot. You should try a max of 60 clicks, and then start reducing 3 clicks everyday so you can find the right spot for your specific

I'm a Flair user. I started with the Kingrinder K6, but I have a Fellow Opus that I use at home now. I know the Kingrinders go on sale pretty frequently on Amazon. The Opus used to as well, but it seems it's being phased out for the Opus 2. It looks like some retailers like Macy's have it on closeou

If you’re going 100% espresso, the KinGrinder K6 is honestly solid. The 16μm steps are generally fine for dialing in—you might occasionally feel between clicks, but it’s not a big issue in real use. For medium-dark roasts like Blue Tokai, you’ll still get good body, even if it leans slightly towards

O P2 é o terror para moer. Moinho manual se não fizer o forma de L na manivela é um não. Eu tive o P2 1 semana e depois de cascar os dedos não vale o dinheiro. 🤣 E sou fã de ajuste exterior. Se usares vários cafés é muito mais fácil fazer o ajuste se a roda for exterior. Um moinho manual bom custa m

Ive had this before. If espresso yung plan mo, stay away from this grinder because it can’t grind finer even if naka max setting kana. However if yun lang talaga kaya sa budget, you can still enjoy a cup pero limited ka sa dark roasted beans lang which is kinda sad/sayang in my opinion. Get a hand g

Often recommended here is the KinGrinder K6 hand-grinder, based on its quality/output/price value ratio; the 1Zpresso J-Ultra hand-grinder adds a nice 8-micron precision grind step in a very nice grinder, helpful and nice especially for espresso (at a higher price, around double that of the K6). htt

I recently purchased a bookshelf-sized electronic cuckoo clock which, on the hour, has a little plastic bird come out of a small hutch and flap its wings the number of times for the hour, and a sound chip chirps the number of hours. Perhaps why I was thinking of a sound chip for the ESP Pro's displa

J Ultra will be alright. It has one of the smallest increments on stepped grinders. Kingrinder K2 has a similar taste profile and is much cheaper, but step size is double. IME that is fine, I usually have 2-3 ok grind settings on the K6 and the K2 is similar. K6 is worth considering if you want to t