E55 Pro

As someone who does pourover and spro regularly... Please consider having two separate grinders. You can keep your space savings and come in under budget. The Starseeker E55 Pro is a nice stepless single dose conical grinder with minimal retention. I feel like it does a pretty good job with all type

I’ll throw my hat in for the starseeker e55 pro. Built like a tank, single doser, and has been handling multiple roasts with ease and very low/no retention. Can be bought for less than $200 too.

I got a starseeker e55 pro and am honestly shocked at how good the espresso it makes is. I’m coming from a k6 manual that is focused more on clarity but the e55 shots just taste better to me. I can imagine the k6 would be better for someone into light roast pour overs with a focus on clarity and fla

I just got a starseeker e55 pro and it’s been nice. Grinds are very consistent and fluffy. With RDT it has basically zero retention. Also very quiet.

Update here - just dialed in the first shots on the Starseeker E55 Pro. Best shots I’ve pulled to date. Such a massive upgrade for me. Very easy to use and dial in. Machine feels extremely solid and well built. Obviously only first few shots but it does need quite a bit of pushing of the bellows to

One that I got about a month ago and have been very happy with, is the Starseeker E55 Pro. About $200 USD on Aliexpress, and is doing a great job. It grinds smoothly with very little to no retention. They provided an rdt sprayer that I have yet to need to use. Take your savings and buy some good bea

I wish I had experience with the baratza esp but I only have the starseeker e55 pro, however I can say the starseeker has been everything everyone said it is. A joy to use and makes amazing espresso. Zero retention, stepless adjustment, easy workflow. My only real gripe is the giant wall power adapt

When my Encore ESP died, I got a Starseeker E55 Pro for ~$200 something (I'm not from the US) on ali express. Having used it for a few months, I can say I'm pretty impressed with the quality. It's considerably better than the Baratza, better build quality, grinds faster, less noise, less retention,

Check out a Starseeker E55 Pro. Conical titanium coated burrs. Improved ionizer. Very little retention. Covers the waterfront for grind sizes (espresso to filter). Very well made. Surprisingly compact. Amazon less than $300.

I can’t compare, because I’ve never had any other electric grinder. But I’m very satisfied with the Starseeker E55 Pro. No fuss. Very easy adjustment (I change grind setting often as I go from espresso to the ORB.) Silent, very low retention. Where I live (humid), no need for RDT. Nice magnetic catc