C3S

Taste... Q air (burrs close to Comandante c40 nitro) build not so much. Espresso capability not so much. P2 best Vfm and better espresso capability than q air but again, build quality not so much. C3s build quality awesome, may outlive you. Evolution of time tested c2. You need a mod to make it espr

thank you for the review, and I agree that the C2 was a nice grinder at its time but, now in 2026, it is much outdated, and can not be recommended anymore - mainly due to plastic in its body, which ages and tends to crack, after years of daily usage for a very similar money, Timemore has already rel

tengo 2 timemore, un Chestnut c3s y un Chestnut c5 pro que compré porque la rosca del depósito del café ya molido estaba fallando. los uso a diario para moler entre 40 y 80 gramos, con un promedio de 50grs. el C3 sólo falló por descuidos a la hora de cerrar el molinillo. el c5 muele un poco más rápi

Q air solid for AP, FP and probably moka pot as well. Good burrs, good taste but build quality not as good as timemore. Else timemore c3s. Good build quality and with mod later can be made espresso capable. But taste wise q air will be better probably. You may also go for kingrinder p2 which is Espr

Eu comprei um desse achando que era o M3 pro, por 118. Depois que vi, tentei cancelar porque não tinha sido enviado, mas esperei e depois que chegou devolvi no mesmo dia na shopee e no mesmo dia ja reembolsaram. Consegui comprar o m3pro por 145 na shopee, chegou o "original" e ja estou usando. Tenho

Yes the C3s is enough, see the ranges it has here https://honestcoffeeguide.com/timemore-c3s-grind-settings/ Good that it is all metal. I'd say for that price is a good choice.

see I have used all cheap grinders , none of them gave consistent results or worked properly for 6 months.. I got timemore c3s an year back and its really good.. save your money instead of chasing cheapies and get timemore when you can afford.. till that enjoy pre grounded coffee..

Totally worth it at 2400, does 80-90% of what timemore c2s can do, but timemore will last you for ages or at least that is what I have heard. I think as a beginner one should stick to cheaper stuff and upgrade gradually as per the requirement hits your consciousness. You might as well get the timemo

it is unlikely, that you will be able to get those plastic spare parts for a reasonable price (incl. shipping), but you might try to ask Timemore support, which would be the only source of such spare parts, most likely at this point, it also makes no sense to purchase a new C3, which was already for

es un salto de calidad increible, pero vas a tener que comprar un buen molinillo porque la clave esta en moler muy fino y parejo, yo me compre el Timemore C3S y esta muy bien