Bricks 01S

You can get better than those for only a bit more. Eureka Mignon Manuale or Timemore Bricks 01S. I have both and they are good value. The Smart Grinder Pro has awful retention so mine is stored away ready to be given to a unsuspecting relative. Oh Dear, I checked on amz usa and it maybe the tarriff

I have no experience of the DF54, but I have seen a few different waves of disappointment threads for it. Stuff like static build up, clogging, and so on. I do have the Timemore Bricks 0!s. I bought it 2 or 3 months ago, at the ridiculously low price of 229 euros. At that time there were some concer

The recently available Timemore Bricks 01s is extremely good value too. Mine cost 240 euros but someone else said that they only paid 150 dollars.

I use a non-pressurized basket with a bottomless portafilter and a 16g dose. You are correct on the microns (10 per click). I just found a short review that provides some specs and the RPM is 450, so yeah, definitely produces enough fines for a nice texture and body. Thanks for your input! Hopefully

I wonder if they upgraded it or something? Because some people say it does not grind fine enough and some people say they are at level 2 for espresso (which means it could go even 20 clicks finer) Found a review, sounds like an amazing grinder to me (especially for the price and design). They also f

Depends sayo brother how your workflow is. I got the o22 pro grinder medyo similar dyan kasi i make coffee for 5-6 people in the morning. So the big hopper is nice. But if you do like 1-2 and you single dose lang, i’d suggest to get a better grinder you can look at df54/64, varia vs3, timemore brick

I have had a Eureka Mignon Manuale for about a year, and a Timemore Bricks 01s for a couple of months. I much prefer the Timemore, it makes the more traditional medium-dark to dark chololatey coffee that I like most. I save the Eureka for the rare times that I accidentally get lighter roast beans as

Timemore Bricks 01s. Currently 299 euros from their European distributor. I have one and I love it, I prefer it to my Eureka Mignon Manuale. https: //timemore eu.com/collections/electric-coffee-grinder/products/timemore-bricks-01s-electric-coffee-grinder?variant=50028600099063 Remove the spaces to r

I have Eureka Mignon manuale, currently 250 - 260 euros, plus a Timemore Bricks 01S which is currently 299 euros from Timemore EU. Both are very good value for money but I much prefer the Bricks 01S. I have posted extensively about the Bricks recently here.

All the recommendations here are good but I do think Eureka Mignon grinders can be a bit noisy. Also Eurekas are flat burr which is often not perfect for that chocolatey kind of coffee. I like my Eureka but prefer my recently bought Timemore Bricks 01s, which seems to be unavailable in the USA. Howe