Thank you for the review, I am currently using Timemore C2 mainly for pour over and am very satisfied with the results, is it worthed to upgrade to C3? Thanks in advance for your answer.
@coffeesamurai2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comment. In my opinion, it's okay to buy C3 when C2 breaks. If you frequently grind "coarse grinds" such as French press, I think you can buy C3 immediately.
@MrJab-hq8yk2 жыл бұрын
@@coffeesamurai you're welcome and also thank you for your reply, I don't think I'm gonna break my C2 since it was quite solid build quality (at least not very soon) XD
@coffeesamurai2 жыл бұрын
@@MrJab-hq8yk If it's only for drip, I think C2 is fine:)
@samias.8498 Жыл бұрын
C3 seems to produce a finer grind. If you have a C2, there’s no need to upgrade. Since I don’t have a C2, I’ll go for the C3 . I love it’s color! 😂
@MrJab-hq8yk Жыл бұрын
@@samias.8498 That's great 😃 And yes, I agree, currently I prefer practicing more on different recipes and methods before deciding to upgrade my coffee equipments, since we use the equipments to enjoy our coffee better and not using the coffee to try and test different equipment lol XD
Great review and overview 😊 I’m debating between the C2 or C3 for an upgrade from the Hario mini, but since I do Moka pot, pour over, French press and cold brew, would it be better to go for the C3?
@coffeesamurai Жыл бұрын
Thanks for your comment! C3 has less "fine powder" overall and is faster. If you include mokapot, "C3" is recommended for speed. If it's just a drip, "C2" is enough. "Fine" isn't necessarily a bad thing, it's necessary to enjoy the various flavors of coffee. Especially in the case of dark roasted coffee beans, "C2" may produce a better effect.
@gorgonzolariggs7710 Жыл бұрын
@@coffeesamurai thanks so much for your kind help 👍🏻