K6

My brother Really good hand grinders exist. I have a kingrinder k6 and it grinds perfectly for literally every type of coffee. You can get a great manual grinder and not break the bank. That being said, if you care about freshness, youre better off going with a manual grinder, a small digital scale

Kingrinder k6 is a great manual grinder in case you don’t do much coffee a day

Clever Dripper, aeropress, Hario Switch for immersion brewing with an option for percolation. Oxo Rapid brewer for a slightly different method. Moka pot but you lose some ability to tinker with brew parameters. All are very consistent, and don't require any additional skill or equipment lower end bu

Breville Bambino ($300) +DF54 ($230) = $530. Slightly over budget but worth it. Skip the Plus. He doesn't need automatic milk frothing unless he drinks lattes daily. DF54 is the best grinder for the money. Flat burrs, low retention, no drama. If $530 is too much, get Kingrinder K6 ($100) manual grin

mine is a £480 set up: bambino plus and kingrinder k6. and maybe £80 in accessories like wdt, brush, self leveling tamp, scales, naked portafilter. so £560 altogether. yes the hand grinding is a bit much sometimes when doing light roast. but me and my partner get so excited by coffee i make everyday

It will be hard to find a decent machine at that price point sadly. Maybe an on sale or refurb Breville Bambino? Otherwise I'd look at other alternatives like a moka pot, an aeropress, pour over kit, something like that. For example, a good hand grinder (e.g. Kingrinder K6) and a Hario V60 pour over

I have the Encore, I bought a KinGrinder K6 about 6 mos ago. I bought the manual grinder because I was tired of all the fines and retention of an electric grinder. I have only used the KinGrinder since I bought it. The K6 still has some fines of course, but basically zero retention and is a great gr

Not trying to jump down your throat but I think this is a pretty unhelpful way to frame this to someone new to coffee. You're not wrong and I understand what you mean but this comment would be more likely to scare them off than anything lol. OP, you don't need a very expensive grinder. It's likely b

Oh God, no. Not that one. Not just a Skerton, but a Skerton rip-off. Return that, OP. Get a KinGrinder K6, a 1ZPresso, even a TimeMore. Anything but that. Trust me on this, your arms will thank you.

Not necessarily. Electric grinders are definitely more efficient but there are plenty of hand grinders that perform comparably to more expensive electric counterparts. KinGrinder K6 works great for espresso