Top 3 Home Coffee Grinders 2021 | Review

[@DonPakundo]

That obsession with things coming out of bottom is really annoying. Yes! We know you like it that way. Apart from that, good comparison video.

[@collinmcdaniel5683]

I own the rocket faustino. So it does hold rocket portafilters (or at least the double spout one) because on rocket portafilters the spouts are facing the front of the portafilter so they fit snug under the grinder forks

[@danjv]

I'm really impressed by Eureka's home grinder lineup. Excellent build quality and performance at very reasonable prices. The two shown here are among the pricier. I've got my eye on the Mignon Facile. Essentially the same as the Silenzio at under $400. Can't wait to pair it up with my Gaggia Classic Pro.

[@tomy2988]

Hi there, did you get the Facile? I’m considering it too. There’s a lot of grinders out there to pick from and while I really only use single doses for both espresso and pour over the Facile seems great for the price.

[@danjv]

Hey, thanks for asking. Not yet but I've got it in my shopping cart and hope to pull the trigger within a month . I'll keep you guys posted.

[@SpektrikMusic]

Great in-depth comparison! Eureka makes great grinders for the price

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Thanks! We hope to bring you lots of knowledge in our future videos :)

[@pablomax9376]

FYI.. the mazzer mini electric will fit the Jolly large burs with no modifications. You have less retention and WAY faster grind.

[@kennyhills8002]

I'm getting an Mignon XL soon and I can't wait!

[@christophermartintran]

Got myself a eureka specialita, thanks for the review!

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Good choice!

[@HaekalAlchatieb]

for flavor I prefer mazer mini

[@philsomerville4283]

The Mazzer can be turned off mid grind by hitting the manual button. No need to turn it off at the power switch.

[@vittorioascani5615]

On the older versions you couldn’t as he says

[@santiago71280]

What do you think about the Mazzer Lux D?

[@TheEmeraldboy100]

I own a Eureka grinder and the only complaint I have is its arbitrary dialing system, and you sometimes lose track of how many revolutions it took to get the right grind size for different beans.

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Thank you for bringing this up, will cover it when we do a full review on each of the Eureka's. In saying that, this can be a pain point when changing the grind from espresso to other brew methods such as filter coffee. Between different beans for the same extraction method the variance should be lower, and hence a smaller move...

[@KellyanneGill]

I'm getting the XL on Tuesday

[@CoffeePartsTV]

How good!!! Im so happy with mine at home.

[@mohannadaljishi7196]

Thanks for the video. I own the Specialita for about 8 months now. I started noticing problems with it when I opened it to clean it. First I thought it was the misalignment and I fixed it but even now, I can only get my 20-25 second extraction when the burrs are touching each other. No one talked about this on KZbin and I don't know if that's normal or not. Where do you get your sweet spot? The local dealer won't look at it as long as it's still grinding and running. So that's useless.

[@bluecookiejar]

Thanks for the review. Any ETA on the Eureka Mignon Single Dose coming? A few Aussie sites have pre-order for Dec 2021 delivery. Thanks.

[@RhymeMastaMasse]

I'm super new to coffee, so I'm kind of confused. Are these only espresso grinders or can you use them for drip coffee, moka, Turkish coffee, etc.? It seems like you say "coffee" grinder, but mean "espresso only" grinders. Also, you're not saying the prices which is super important to me. I am looking for a very versatile grinder that can do espresso, drip coffee grinds, etc.

[@CoffeePartsTV]

They are all espresso grinders, and all of them can do drip/moka/filter. However, they can't do Turkish which is a lot finer. We have avoided saying prices are we are in Australia and prices do vary around the world. However, you are not the first to mention this so in future videos will most likely mention prices points in AUD and USD to make it a little more comparable.

[@MS-qt1co]

Eureka specialita or the ORO ? Still deciding

[@CoffeePartsTV]

The Oro is a greater machine, yet that doesn't mean you necessarily need it. Realistically, the Specialita is already great, yet really depends the level you want to be at and coffees drinking. If drinking a large content of milk for example, difference between two grinders will become marginal. If drinking espresso from a rotary pump machine, then Oro def better....

[@MS-qt1co]

@@CoffeePartsTV thank you for the reply, I went with the Eureka Single Dose, and I Love it ✨

[@ivankrustev2765]

Which will be better: second hand mazzer mini Electronic A(single dose modded with 233M burs) or Eureka Mignon Zero?

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Depends on what you are aiming from a grinder. Mazzer grinders are solid, so a second hand unit should be cool, and from a grind perspective a little more consistent. Yet if single dosing the Mignon would be a little better, and also easier to dial in. Either way, both good options.

[@kanotrt]

I seem to think that the dial on the Eureka is less than desirable. I have read several comments on that issue. When switching from espresso to course grind, it's hard to keep track of the dialed in grind and get back to espresso. Thoughts?

[@playnicegames]

The dial it’s not that bad, but not that great either. I mean it’s a great grinder but switching different brews is not intuitive

[@user-ze8ch2do3s]

잘 봤어요 집에서 2개 사용중입니다

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Believe this translates to "I saw it well. I'm using two at home." I'm curious, which two do you have?

[@user-ze8ch2do3s]

@@CoffeePartsTV I have Mazzer super jolly elect and Eureca specialita at home

[@alaskavaper966]

Compare the Sette 270WI and the DF64 in the lower price range to the Eureka line of grinder. Excellent video.

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Great suggestion! Will do once we have one

[@Brazonthefly]

can Australia even get a DF64?

[@lamdog24]

I'm so torn. I have a breville express and looking to upgrade the grinder first and don't know which to go with!

[@bertraminc9412]

There is really no choice to make. The La Marzocco is really the best by far.

[@lamdog24]

@@bertraminc9412 Lux D or Swift mini? They're latter is quite more expensive, if not double in AUD

[@kanotrt]

No really too concerned about the cord placement. I would not normally run it under my counter, so the bottom cod would be a no-go for me.

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Think thats just a me thing, really like the counters to be neat!

[@lindajardee]

Haven't cleaned the burrs yet on my Rocket Faustino. Is it very difficult? Thanks.

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Super easy, you can run grinder cleaning tablets like the Cafetto Grinder Clean: www.coffeeparts.com.au/cafetto-45g-coffee-grinder-burr-cleaning-sachets

[@lindajardee]

@@CoffeePartsTV I was talking about opening up to get to the upper burrs & cleaning. I do & have used Grindz since I purchased machine a year ago.

[@jazjack566]

All for expresso focus.

[@CoffeePartsTV]

True, will have to do a top 3 filter grinder video, or top 3 all purpose grinder video...

[@skibum4022]

Any reason mahlkonig and Ceado didn’t make the cut for this video?

[@MorningNapalm]

And the Niche Zero.

[@diomedes8791]

No single dosing grinders?

[@CoffeePartsTV]

Will be covered in a different video, as feel even tho they some single dose are home coffee grinders they sit in a 'specialist' relm which also require different work flow.

[@omniryx1]

The Specialita makes an excellent single dose grinder. I use it that way every day. Just weigh out your beans, toss them into the empty hopper, and off you go. Unlike the Niche, popcorning is almost nil. I have a Niche and it grinds very well given that it has a conical burr set. Alas, you will ultimately find yourself frustrated by the tiny bean hopper (unless you never, ever want to make a batch brew). This was a foolish design choice that sooner or later Niche will decide to rectify.

[@diomedes8791]

@@omniryx1 I own a Niche which came with their anti-popcorning disc. So popcorning has never been an issue for me. And what do you mean Niche will «decide to rectify» their 50g bean reservoir? It is built as a single dosing grinder, and for this reason no larger grinding capacity is deemed necessary. We can only hope that whoever shells out the money to buy a Niche is aware of - and OK with - this fact. If you want more capacity, you fill the reservoir multiple times and grind multiple times. Or you buy a grinder with a hopper. Simple. Did you ever hear Weber, Monolith, Titus, Lagom or other single dosing grinder manufacturers do product recalls and start to retrofit hoppers on their grinders after massive outcries from theor customers? Hasn’t happened.

[@buckets4301]

Maccap over eureka any day

[@Showmetheevidence-]

No conclusion??

[@ricardolee9754]

Malo