Whirly 01S

Been leveraging a whirly 01S from Timemore. A little pricey but it makes a well rounded cup of coffee and is a lot smaller on my counter. I recharge every now and then…I really haven’t lost a charge with it ever with that strategy.

Given your criteria, any "no-regret" grinder capable of (dialing in) espresso does not come below 10K beyond which one can get the Timemore C5 ESP, Pro, MHW Bomber R3, Kingrinder K6 (all manual), and Timemore Whirly 01S (electric). This is as budget friendly as it can get in India and the need for "

That’s a ridiculous and inaccurate thing to say. This 1ZPRESSO manual grinder is $389. Tons of options that are better for ~$400 or less. Femobook uses 1ZPRESSO burrs and the A2 is $99 and will do espresso and the A4 is $279 and uses the same burr as the 1ZPRESSO J Ultra, their best espresso burr. T

Recently I bought two grinders 1zpresso q (aluminium) and time more whirly 01 s (electric). Timemore is a game changer for me. I have zp6 and j-max. But if I've known about whirly 01s sooner it may save me about 250 extra $. Since 01 cost just 80$, it is a steal. On the other hand I found q to be ga

The A2 is relatively new. The Timemore Whirly 01S leans more towards a sweet and rounded profile. It’s a very good grinder as well. The main drawbacks the Whirly 01S has vs the A2 are with respect to the battery. The Whirly 01S has half the battery capacity of the A2, and it’s not user-replaceable l

Which one did you finally buy @henry98833? I'm looking right now for one of these:- Timemore Whirly 01s. Seems to be really good, despite over 100 €.- MiiCoffee PT1 V2. Cheaper with good reviews, but little information about it. Also looking to buy it from Spain.

If I can miraculously find something decent for less than 200€ that would be great. I have a timemore C2 manual grinder atm but I'm mighty sick of hand grinding and it can't grind fine enough for espresso anyway so I am looking at upgrading that too. I'm considering the Timemore Whirly 01S. It's new