Mazzer Philos 👀 - My First Impressions…

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Mazzer Philos 👀 - My First Impressions…

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Daddy Got Coffee

Күн бұрын

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@paulzarganis 6 ай бұрын

Wonderful first review! Nice shots(both video and espresso haha) precise wording without too much detail! I’m waiting for an in depth review when the production model comes out!

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@SoulBladeM 6 ай бұрын

First request for the full review is to measure the noise levels - on and during grinding. Then some V60 tests if possible. Taste comparisons to heptagonal conical burrs on filter. Also since it's a fairly big grinder - how would you position it on your counter top - sideways or facing you?

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Some quick answers here. I’m not super comfortable evaluating loudness until I get the updated components from Mazzer. On North American power it does vibrate a bit and is a touch noisy at idle. You can hear it a couple times in the vid but obv different in real life. Mazzer was very concerned about this issue which is apparently only present North American power when they reached out to me less than a week after I received it, so I’m confident this will improve. To what degree I can’t say. But even as it is, it’s not unbearable and is quieter than some other production grinders I have tested. V60s - it performs brilliantly with the 200ds. So far it’s been one of my fave burrs. And I have had it facing straight out. The sight lines on the dial are reasonable even under a counter, but it’s easier to make fine adjustments when using two hands because it’s such a big dial.

@JonFairhurst 6 ай бұрын

⁠Yeah, no need to test noise in detail on this pre-production model. All you can do now is to comment on any high pitched or harsh sounds that might be there. It seems to be good in this regard. Ignore the vibration sounds as that should get sorted. Regarding taste, I have a Niche Zero now and we mainly drink espresso. I’m looking for more clarity with light medium roasts. I’m really curious to know how the two burr sets work for espresso. I expect that the traditional burr will still be cleaner than the Niche. (My old Mazzer Mini was.) But will the high clarity burrs hit the mark, or will they be great for clarity in pour overs and a bit lifeless for espresso? It’s a tough balancing act!

@ddearman 6 ай бұрын

Grinder looks amazing. Thank you for the first impressions. Looking forward to the full review.

@fillflashdetailer8838 6 ай бұрын

Wow, that's a beautiful grinder. Looks super high-end. It's a bit too large and bulky for my kitchen (think locomotive), but I'm glad to see a company like Mazzer coming out with a premium grinder like this.

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Totally agreed with you on this!

@Doughny 11 күн бұрын

Thanks for the first impressions! I'm curious how this would stack up to a 1zpresso k-max taste wise. I know I know, they're in total different price categories. However I'm currently using the K-MAX exclusively for the past year, but man sometimes I wish I had an electric grinder! The workflow of this machine looks amazing, but since I don't have the luxury to try out all the grinders it's hard for me to really grasp what I'll be gaining, and losing compared to the K-MAX. I saw some reviews saying the body is low, but still more than the SSP high uniformity burrs. Since I never tried any SSP'S I've no idea what to expect.

@jessicasanchez1627 5 ай бұрын

Thanks for this review. Much appreciated. On the full review can you please evaluate the burr alignment.

@bacca71 3 ай бұрын

Enjoyed the review very much - nicely done! Would have liked to see you swap out the burrs for the alternate Mazzer I189D burrs you had sitting on the counter. If you were to do that, are there any special alignment adjustments that need to be made by swapping them. Am interested to know if this is a simple and foolproof swap with those 2 Mazzer burr sets as I might like to swap them as the need/whim arises. If you've been using the Philos for a couple of months, do you still like it?

@JeepBigE 6 ай бұрын

Nice video! I look forward to your full indepth review.

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Thank you! Any specific questions for it just drop em here but I’m working on the full scope of tests! 🤝☕️

@nickn435 5 ай бұрын

Philos v Zerno? any thoughts?

@NOLA_Vu 3 ай бұрын

Hope we get this answer.

@petterniklasson2547 8 күн бұрын

When is the full review coming?

@marckirschbaum 5 ай бұрын

After weeks of testing how is your feeling with the grinder?

@danishcoffeeguy 6 ай бұрын

really like the look of this grinder

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

It’s a looker! 👀

@free8288 6 ай бұрын

This grinder is really seeming to compete with the P64 to me, and for a few hundred dollars less, that's really exciting!

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Absolutely with you on this!

@nittygritty7434 6 ай бұрын

Do SSP burrs fit as other options? Curious if the 1600 RPM for US models will impact the body-clarity with the 189D burrs.

@CMCairo 6 ай бұрын

Great review. One thing I noticed is in Our Coffee Shelters review he said the auger doesn’t seem to be doing much, while you are on the total opposite side of this. I’m super interested in picking this up and curious as to what the auger is really doing. How do you think this grinder will fair in the home?

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Detailed response incoming: I think this is going to be a disruptive entry to this price segment - in a good way. Lance recently released a video on slow feeding grinders - here’s my assessment of what is happening with the auger. First, it’s spinning so fast and with a single blade that the beans really get thrown around violently in the auger chamber. Just look at the footage starting around 12:30. It’s VERY obvious that the auger is prebreaking the snot out of those beans BUT it does it in a very different way. It doesn’t crush them like a screw against the edge/side of the chamber. It pulverizes them with repeated blunt force impacts. The pre-breaking chamber is very large in volume compared to others, so the beans fly around in there quite a bit. You can also see the beans don’t “fill up” the chamber. There’s a lot of empty space in the pre-breaking chamber throughout the whole grind process. This has the effect of a kind of pseudo slow feed where the beans slowly and somewhat randomly shift from being knocked around inside the prebreaking chamber to getting caught by the burrs, ground and discharged. So, all the beans don’t hit the burrs at once. This, in a kinda new way, controls the feed rate to the burrs, prevents re-grinding and makes for a more consistent grind. It also prevents clumping because the chamber on the other side of the burrs can get cleared out faster than the beans can make it into the burrs. It’s a very different action than you see in augers like the bentwood and zerno, where the beans are crushed against the wall of the prebreaking chamber and delivered kinda like a conveyor belt. I’m going to test this more thoroughly in my full review but that’s my assessment so far based on observation. I was def surprised when I started really looking at how the grinder was working.

@NubRusty 5 ай бұрын

I wonder how this compares to the Zerno. They seem relatively similar to each other.

@DaddyGotCoffee 5 ай бұрын

Both excellent grinders. This is much larger. The pre breakers function very differently but are both very effective. Servicing/modularity is better on the zerno. But, mazzer will really beat the zerno on availability.

@Persason 6 ай бұрын

Can you do an RDT vs no RDT test? At that price point I want a grinder which significantly reduces static and I would love to get rid of RDT from my routine.

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Absolutely! Worth nothing that your local relative humidity can have a BIG impact here. Will be doing a proper test but so far my experience with the 200d’s is a flat in/out on filter grinds, within 0.2-0.3 on espresso with no RDT and within 0.1 or less WITH RDT. I’m at 40-60% relative humidity in the winter

@TheDennzio 6 ай бұрын

so how does it compare to the Niche?

@ultraman1017 3 ай бұрын

how's it compare with DF64II with SSP MP? as far as cup quality?

@Exzeph 5 ай бұрын

For the money Zerno or Mazzer, I really would love to know.

@user-qt5xh9mt7x 2 ай бұрын

If you live in the EU, Mazzer. If in the US, Zerno

@wc5308 5 ай бұрын

Update Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. love your videos

@DaddyGotCoffee 5 ай бұрын

Hahahahaha thank you! I am awaiting an updated philos unit from Mazzer with some material changes. I will need to get my hands on that and run some thorough tests - so an update is still unfortunately a ways out. The good news - I have been very impressed with Philos, even disregarding any changes/updates/improvements Mazzer wants to make here!

@DaddyGotCoffee 5 ай бұрын

@BillB33525 6 ай бұрын

Have you experimented with slow feeding this or anyother grinders? Observations?

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Because of the design of the auger and size of the pre breaking chamber, the design of this grinder creates a sort of pseudo-slow feed/delivery to the actual burrs. I didn’t notice a difference when I tried it on this but I have tried it on other grinders where re-grinding is more of a risk (ie niche duo, df64) and it absolutely makes a difference in those cases 💯

@UniversalLaws.42 Ай бұрын

Is the spout metal ?

@DaddyGotCoffee Ай бұрын

It’s plastic

@mojitane 6 ай бұрын

Hi, I would need something that I can switch between pour over and espresso quite a bit, maybe even multiple times daily. With the wheel on the backside and quite heavy to turn it seems, do you think that might be annoying to do on a daily basis? Thanks for the great and compact impressions!

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Transparently, I do both filter and espresso each day and there has never been a grinder/burr combo that I have felt satisfied with on both ends. Until now. The philos with 200ds is the first grinder where I happily switch between filter/espresso from one serving to the next. Every day. The adjustment on the back isn’t necessarily a plus in this regard, but it’s not enough of a negative to cancel out the other advantages from my seat.

@Robinzorz 5 ай бұрын

@@DaddyGotCoffeethis comment is fantastic praise for this grinder. It's a big statement considering you also reviewed things like the Zerno and have probably tried EG-1 and Bentwood. Makes me very curious about the Philos!

@adriannaaviles7803 2 ай бұрын

@@DaddyGotCoffee⁠I know you review a lot of grinders, but does this comment hold true for the Fiorenzato Allground, or is the quality of the brews better on the Philos?

@fb3669 5 ай бұрын

please compare the Philos w 200D burr vs Zerno with high uniformity SSP

@BillB33525 6 ай бұрын

Reviewers of auger grinders usually take out the burrs and feed some beans to see of the auger actually breaks up the beans. Build quality looks "tank like" designed to last a lifetime. Amazing if they can deliver it anywhere near a thousand dollars.

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

I’ll be doing this on my full review but even without pulling the burrs out it’s pretty obvious that the auger is really smashing up the beans. 12:30

@to7be 2 ай бұрын

I can't decide between the I200D and the I189D. I like medium roasts that are somewhere between chocolate and fruity. Do you think the I200D would give me enough body while still separating the flavours? Or is it too much of a specialty burr like the SSP MP? On the other hand, I fear that the I189D would be too muddy. Read the full review: The extremes are mentioned everywhere - I200D for super clarity, I189D for traditional dark roasts. But what do you choose when you're in the middle?

@DaddyGotCoffee 2 ай бұрын

I really prefer the 200d and drink a wide variety of coffees including a lot of mediums - but, I often drink either espresso or americanos and don’t usually have milk or sweetened drinks. I don’t even know that I would call the 189s overly muddy but they do add a punch that helps the flavor cut through milk that (personally) I can find to be a little overbearing in a black cup of coffee. The 189s are stainless, which is different from the cast uncoated that everyone talks about - worth noting!

@to7be 2 ай бұрын

@@DaddyGotCoffee Thanks a lot for your reply. I think I'll go with the I200D. From many sides I've now heard that this is the better burr if you prefer coffee that has any acidity in it. But I think this question could be a nice piece for your full review, because I think many people have this struggle.

@glen.moralee 6 ай бұрын

In your full review I’d like to see comparisons between the two Mazzer bur sets and the Niche Duo for espresso (milk based if possible) please. I’d guess that the kind of person that would buy a Niche Duo with only espresso burs would also consider this. I would/am.

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

This is a great comparison and one I have planned. Will include a complete comparison in the full review! So far I prefer the 200d’s in the mazzer over the 151F for filter in the Duo. I have not side-by-sided the espresso burrs yet! Changing burrs is easier on the duo, although still not the kind of thing I think is feasible daily.

@glen.moralee 6 ай бұрын

@@DaddyGotCoffee brilliant thanks, can’t wait for the review 👌👌👌

@elevatedestates8291 2 ай бұрын

sweet kitchen too but if your getting me to upgrade my grinder you gotta upgrade your stove to a slide in!

@DaddyGotCoffee 2 ай бұрын

🤣

@gubz_ 4 ай бұрын

People have been playing around with slow-feeding a lot lately. This seems to affect the output on some grinders more than others. Given your quip about the input rate matching the output, I feel like it might indicate that slow feeding is not necessary on this grinder which would be a massive workflow win. Consider comparing with and without slow feeding and contrasting that with another grinder?

@scotthep 4 ай бұрын

I had the same thought when watching this.

@TuffCheez 3 ай бұрын

Where can I buy one in C.A.?

@newtonpeskin154 3 ай бұрын

any update to how testing is going?

@DaddyGotCoffee 3 ай бұрын

Great! The production model came in a couple weeks ago and performance is even better than the pre-production model in this video. I'll have a release out in a couple weeks!

@newtonpeskin154 3 ай бұрын

Sounds great, looking forward to it! I'm curious to hear your thoughts on how it compares to other single-dose grinders and whether the price justifies choosing it over the others.

@user-mx9ck4go3x 8 күн бұрын

@DaddyGotCoffee are you still planning to review it? It has been a while! I'? asking because I'm really looking forward to your review.

@kulkulan223 6 ай бұрын

Half a gr. of retention is a lot and 1000 Euros for a 60mm burr is just silly since 80mm's are already cheaper than that. Stupid priced grinder days are over, these old brands need to catch up

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

I’m going to disagree here. ~80mm grinders are different but def not necessarily better than 64mm. Also, Zerno is about as “anti old brand” as you can get. It costs about the same, is 64mm and you’re going to wait 6 mos to get one. Despite its popularity online there are less than 1000 units in the wild. Mazzer has the supply chain, workforce, scale and quality control to release something comparable available on-demand. It also cuts into the P64 market. Saying this is an outdated segment is just not true. You may be referring to grinders like the DF64 G2 or DF83V. These grinders are cheaper but just not in the same tier as Zerno, Philos or P64. This isn’t even getting into discussing the 200d burrs that will likely fill a significant gap in the market in terms of taste profile and price. Edit since I forgot to address retention: in real world use with RDT on espresso grind, it’s flat in/out nearly every time. I considered going back to amend/clarify/update this but this is a “first impressions” video and, well, that’s how my first espresso grind came out. IMO within 0.1-0.2 (my result after using the knocker and dose finisher) is as good as you can expect at espresso settings without RDT, especially first shot out of the box.

@peakinearly_2788 6 ай бұрын

Really cool grinder. I love it when companies give us a unique design. Is it possible to close the lid underneath the hopper quickly so theres's no popcorning? Great Video!

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Agreed here! Kind of. The popcorning starts so quickly because of the design of that auger that I generally just use the lid

@WINTFOX 26 күн бұрын

The only thing I feel annoyed when seeing this grinder is why is there still no detachable power cord? 🤣🤣🤣

@trungthanthong8718 6 ай бұрын

Review Zerno pls.

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

It’s next up!

@JonFairhurst 6 ай бұрын

Excellent, the Zerno appears to be the main competitor for the Philos. Its clear advantage is the smaller footprint. Personally, I don’t like their purchasing model, so I’ve been holding off for the Philos. I’m still rocking the Niche Zero for now and experimenting with slow feeding for more clarity. Anyway, a Philos/Zerno head-to-head would be brilliant.

@Persason 6 ай бұрын

I second this. Zerno VS philos.

@Dotes111 Ай бұрын

Great first impression video! Given that you are one of the only people on YT to have tried both the Lagom Option O Casa and the Mazzer Philos, I would be interested to know how the espresso differs between such vastly different home grinders. Does an extra $500+ afford better coffee?

@nittygritty7434 6 ай бұрын

Oh 's' Real Sprometheus answered these.

@eric2005 6 ай бұрын

1450 rpm on 50hz and 1740 rpm on 60hz

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Where did you get this measurement? It doesn’t match Mazzers spec. Maybe I need to measure it!

@dannymason6384 6 ай бұрын

Key 2 any day

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

👀👀

@eprohoda 6 ай бұрын

you shared gorgeous !see you soon. Daddy,🙂

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Thank you! More to come on this one!

@PopDisplay1 Ай бұрын

Why didn't the genius engineers position the switch so that it operates like any wall switch? Up = on

@NoZenith 6 ай бұрын

Iiinnnnnteresting

@DaddyGotCoffee 6 ай бұрын

Would love your thoughts!

@NoZenith 6 ай бұрын

@DaddyGotCoffee I'm curious what's coming and what's available, partially because people see me as a resource in this area since I spent a couple of years shopping, educating myself and budgeting before I decided on and got my Breville Bambino plus and Niche Zero pair, finally "splurging" and committing to the Niche, partially due to you. I have absorbed most of your content, along with the other primary espresso/coffee KZbinrs, James Hoffman, Lance Hedrick, Kyle Rowsell, Morgan, Spromethious, Artisti Coffee, Seattle Coffee Gear, Whole Latte Love, and more recently Tom's Coffee Corner among many others. I love how accessible you and Tom make moderate home setups. I love the in-depth stuff from Lance Hedrick and the accessible, entertaining, more general information from James Hoffman with everybody else kind of filling in, connecting the dots. This unit is something I don't see anyone I know investing in, yet it's very interesting and well presented by you in a digestible video just long enough to be informative but not so long it deters me from clicking play when I don't feel that I have more than 20 minutes to spare enough attention to actually absorb the information. I'm not a fan of butchered short format stuff except in a sense of advertising a new video from creators I subscribe to and giving a general sense of what's going to be in the video but longer format videos get to be a bit stale before they finish if it's not a product I intend to actually invest in. I genuinely appreciate how you are rather precise an entertaining yet don't have a bunch of extra fluff adding to the length of the video because if I'm getting anything I really hate to skip or leave a video before it finishes as I understand that's a bit Reckless with the algorithm for creators I appreciate. While trickle down economics don't work, trickle-down technology can be quite interesting as things progress, so I'm excited for more accessibility for the moderately entry-level crowd that I personally tend to associate with. Thank you.