P2

I've got a kingrinder P2. It's about 300g and it's pretty tiny so fits in my bag. Coffee tastes pretty great as well. If you've got an aeropress the 1zpresso air/Q is meant to be pretty great and can fit inside and aeropress. P2 is sadly slightly too wide but is still pretty small

You can still get , last I checked, a kingrinder K6 handgrinder for $99.000 or one of their P2 grinders for even less. I and many other espresso fans like the KinGrinders. It will improve your cup immensely over a blade grinder. Pax

The Timemore C2S is premium feel, all-metal build quality, it can't do espresso grind. The Kingrinder P2 is a better choice for coffee enthusiasts looking for a sweeter cup profile and espresso versatility. The biggest+ve for P2 is that it's plastic, the catch cup will not deform on drop, and it's b

Yes that's a great thing at least you could have a good coffee on the go. When I got the timemore c5esp I gave away my old c2s . The c5esp had a better espresso with the gaggia classic pro. The c5esp was perfect and I didn't need to change it, till I got the manual picopresso and a huge gab in the f

It works and you will have crema but the flavour is lacking. I also have the timemore c2s and the timemore c5esp and recently got the 1zpresso j manual and the kingrinder P2 . All ordered from amazon-uae . If you want good flavour i suggest the following in chronological order , number one is being

This fact was true a while back , but it's not 100% , there are some conical giving results closer to the flats and I believe vise versa is also true . I already found conicals with a sweeter taste notes , the 1zpresso j ultra, the kingrinder k6, the cheaper kingrinder p2 and the 1zpresso j manual .

Basicamente e so trocar o cesto. A maioria das maquinas entry-level como a Dedica vem com cestos pressurizados que criam pressao artificial. Quando queres passar para cestos nao pressurizados (tambem chamados de bottomless ou de fundo aberto), so precisas de comprar o cesto adequado e trocar. O truq