K7

Um bom upgrade você fez com certeza. O que talvez pese contra foi a questão custo-benefício. Tenho um R3 e tbm queria pegar um outro moedor mais focado em coados. Também pensei no S3. Agora também tem o K7 da kingrinder, porém, consideravelmente mais caro.

Do read this: KINGrinder K7: The ZP6 killer Is Firing Blanks | The Coffee Chronicler https://share.google/kpLcKgI6JGgYajqgj And if you want top tier you can try k-ultra or my favourite comandante c40 or x25 with nitro or tigershark burrs. But k6 at half the price although not same is compared to the

Eu concordo. Já disse isso aqui no sub uns dias atrás: só recomendaria pegar um Kingrinder no lugar do R3 se fosse o K7... e, nessa faixa de preço, vale mais a pena comprar um 1zpresso.

For AeroPress-first use, i would lean Kingrinder K6, honestly, unless you already know you want the K7’s pour-over bias. I’ve used hand grinders while traveling, and the thing that matters most is predictable adjustment plus enough capacity, not tiny feature upgrades. The K6 has a wider reputation b

i ran into this exact thing with the P2 - that plastic body just feels off after a while. for french press and moka pot you don't need the higher end K6 or K7 honestly. the Kingrinder K2 is the sweet spot: metal build, no magnetic bottom (it screws on tight), and the burrs handle coarse press grinds

I would keep this grinder and get a ZP6 or a Kingrinder K7. These two clarity focused grinders are side-grades and not real upgrades Some coffee will be terrible with the zp6 or K7 and you’ll want your S3 at that point. The general idea is to have both a high clarity focused grinder and a multipurpo