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No, burr grinders will give you more consistency. The likes of a Kingrinder P0 would be a big jump up from your Krupps.

Hario grinders are pretty well known to be sub-par, I would try to find some posts featuring them and read some comments. KINgrinder would be a really solid pick but I think you're overselling the idea of "paying for espresso grind qualities". If it's down to affordability I'd grab whatever works fo

I got a kingrinder p0. Really hard to beat for $22. Great place to start. Consistent. Far better than other cheap ones (and many expensive ones).

get the kingrinder p0 manual grinder. its $22 and has 33 micron adjustments, is super rigid, factory centered/calibrated, so is perfectly reliable. all internals are connected by metal, its cheap cause the outside is plastic. same exact grinder as their more expensive ones but a different burr. my s

If iced spanish, kaya naman siguro. Mga dalawa or tatlong single shot ng reusable capsule, so 2x ka magextract ng . Para mas lasang kape pa. Medyo diluted kasi pag pods kung icocompare sa legit espresso. Okay rin if may hand grinder ka siguro na medyo matino na. Mga kingrinder p0 kayana siguro or ti

I have the same grinder! It’s great, go for it Alternatively you can get a Kingrinder P0 Either of them will be good and are great starting grinders They can both do moka pot but not much beyond that (espresso or sif) C2s will give a more premium all metal grinder whereas the P0 supposedly gives you

I really really like the kingrinder k6. Because the external adjustment. I got if for 85 USD on AliExpress. However, that is much more expensive than what you need. The current cheapest option is the kingrinder P series. Be it P0, P1, or P2. Most prefer the P2, for a few bucks more. I got the P0 for

dont spend 10k on a ceramic burr. Instead save up for a stainless steel burr, preferably Kingrinder p0 or timemore c2 these will last you forever and give you good uniform grinds

$22 kingrinder p0. its calibrated (centered), rock solid, does 33 micron steps, which comes out to about 1-3 second difference in brew times per notch, 100% consistent. its the exact same internals as any kingrinder, and being as centered and rigid as it is, thats why it is as good as you can get in