DF54

The best bang for buck entry-level gear, IMO, is the Breville Bambino ($250) and DF54 ($250). Highly recommend a separate grinder as you can then upgrade one or the other as you like. You’ll also want a basic 0.1g scale, e.g. MiiCoffee Nano ($35).

Yeah from factory DF54 worked fine only for light and medium roast coffee and for Dark Roast it was clumping pretty hard Miicoffee thankfully mailed Metal De-clumper along with a chute upgrade for the ionizer and I am not seeing this issue for the past 4months since the upgrade. One more thing to en

De DF54 (white label, dus onder verschillende merknamen te verkrijgen) is de best beoordeelde goedkope koffiemaler met een consistent resultaat. Alle onderdelen zijn los te bestellen (bv MiiCoffee, Aliexpress). Op Amazon gezien voor €255.

My concern is will i be frustrated and limited with the grinder? Yes Ideally I could use the same grinder for espresso and for our pour overs I would recommend keeping two grinders for convenience if you want espresso and pour over, just so you won’t have to loose your espresso settings and have to

Amigo, você já deu uma olhada no MiiCoffee DF64 ou DF54? Acho que são duas opções de moedor elétrico com um custo benefício legal com uma comunidade bem estabelecida, até. Outro moedor elétrico é o Shardor 64mm, que tem o custo benefício melhor ainda, mas acho que talvez menos robusto. O Tom's Coffe

EspressOutlet treated me well. MiiCoffee is another popular source for the DF54. Also look at the Encore ESP and the new ESP Pro and the new Shardor all metal 64mm flat grinder at about $250. Great choices now compared to when I started just about 3 years ago. Pax

Super solid advice here (Bambino/Sage) and how I got started myself. That machine can pull great shots, especially with good beans and a grinder. Another good option is MiiCoffee Apex Espresso Machine V2. A little more to play with but still a starter machine. As u/mycats said already - but worth em

Uh….interesting list of grinders. I would say only the Baratza Encore ESP and the Fellow Opus would typically show up as recommended by coffee enthusiasts. Honestly, for a bit more, I’d probably get the MiiCoffee DF54 grinder (~$250) especially for a smaller kitchen. Probably one of if not the best

If you want to it up a tad more and don’t mind the counter space, I just saw that the T64 grinder is currently on sale on Amazon for $320. It’s a 64mm flat burr rather than the 54mm in the DF54 so it’s a bit more future rabbit hole proof if you want to get into the world of swapping out burrs. T64 i

They’re the same thing. It’s a Chinese grinder that is white labeled and released under different names out side of China. Same as the DF54. It’s also part of why it’s good value but there’s the same local after sales support concerns as the DF54. So pick the distributor/brand you trust more. As far