Can Eureka dominate the commercial grinder market?

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Eureka are known for their massive range of home grinders and have been making spectacular machines for any budget and level of home barista. But can they do the same in the commercial world of cafes? Their latest invention, the Prometheus, suggests they are trying to set the standard in complete consistency and remote control. For owners of multiple cafes around the country or the world, the Prometheus lets you calibrate or tweak remotely and easily via IOT, and by using Eureka patented technologies, cafes that are part of a chain can meet consumer expectations again and again.
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[@forgottenmonday9782]

I have been using Prometheus in my coffee shop for at least 1000kgs of coffee. Burrs and flap is at around %25 (it shows in the menu) Still fast and reliable. Very easy to adjust and use. I root for gravimetric version of this.

[@Rydecoffeecoach]

Nice! Thanks for sharing. 1000kg of coffee and still going strong is excellent! 🙌💪

[@Markus1406]

Microns would be too easy for any grind company beside Zerno. Prometheus value...broooooooo :D

[@paulrholman]

Any company going to this much innovation will probably in time give it to the home Baristas…..my Eureka Specialita XL64 is great but the Prometheus is an upgrade for the professionals let alone the home user. Look forward to seeing some of this technology available at a price the home barista could afford.

[@Rydecoffeecoach]

Yeh I think with the huge range Eureka have they will certainly bring these features into one or two of their home models, surely! 🤞🤞

[@everyones.shadow]

I've noticed that the price of the Prometheus is not high AUD 4K compared to Weber 8K or Mahlkonig so would it be stupid to get one as a home grinder and ignore the professional features?

[@dakotagunn]

Andre Agasssi is now doing coffee interviews?

[@Rydecoffeecoach]

I'll take it! 😅

[@antoniokozmas9916]

Maaaaate that’s some ridiculous tech!🎉

[@Rydecoffeecoach]

Would be awesome to see this at a home level. But I still think the San Remo x1 could blow this grinder out the water (if it ever becomes available! Him hint: @sanremocoffee!!)

[@antoniokozmas9916]

@@Rydecoffeecoach yes the x1 I’ve actually had my hands on one mate they seriously are very very next level

[@trojanhman8136]

Sorry, but the internet of things is going to be very very bad. I strongly advise taking this off your shopping list.

[@simonmarkatcheff1517]

If you mean using this while utilising internet connection would be problematic, the simple solution there is simply just use it as a grinder but don't use the internet connection. As far as I can see using the internet connection is an option and not mandatory. I can't see any grinder company in their right minds forcing the customer to use the internet in order to grind coffee beans, that would be insane. Rather it would be an option which the owner can choose to use or not use. Problem solved and no need to take this grinder off any shopping list.

[@Rydecoffeecoach]

Yeh it's just a grinder that can optionally be accessed by the internet if you wanted to adjust or read reports. It still works fine without wifi. 🙌

[@trojanhman8136]

@@Rydecoffeecoach The issue with WiFi connection, is that the appliance send information to a third party. You can't turn this off. It represents a loss of privacy.

[@forgottenmonday9782]

you can use it without connecting to wifi. @@trojanhman8136