X-Ultra

In that case x ultra is a great choice. If you want something that fits in the plunger of an aeropress, 1zpresso Q is also a great grinder and will produce a similar cup quality. However the dial on X-ultra is substantially easier to use and has more fine-grained adjustments, but the magnetic catch

My 1zpresso X-Ultra has 12.5 microns per click and one click changes the shot time for a set output by approximately 3 seconds. I know that stepless adjustment is seen as a plus by many people but I don’t agree. 10 microns per step is fine enough and it will make dialing in easier.

Manual hand grinders are great for most uses and often better value for your money than electric grinders BUT they can be a chore for espresso. Hand grinding for espresso quickly became a nuisance for me. For all other brew methods they’re great! If you’ll be doing espresso often I’d recommend going

O C2 é ótimo mas ele produz muitos fines. Para quem só faz coado existem sim opções mais eficientes que produzem menos fines e deixam o resultado final com mais clareza, acidez, algo como uma bebida "mais delicada", por assim dizer. O ruim que para vc sentir essa diferença a gente tá falando dum inv

They’ll be quite similar. K has 48mm heptagonal burrs X has 40mm heptagonal burrs They’re so similar that any superiority between the two might be down to the coffee you’re grinding. You might prefer one coffee with the X, and the K might bring out a quality in a different coffee that you really lik

They're all good, so there's no wrong choice. If paying less is important, you can get the cheapest. C2 is older, produces a little more fines than the newer ones, like C3 or C5 Pro. C5 Pro is new and has been getting great reviews. The ones that say ESP are good for espresso too, but you don't need

The K6 is far better than the k2 as it has an external adjustment system. It will be very easy to dial in shots with an external adjustment system. If you are will to spend 20k on a grinder than you have a couple of really good options. If you solely want to do espresso then the 1zpresso J-Ultra is

If you don't make espresso, the esp is eliminated, I have had the c3pro and I liked it, it is comfortable to grind and it is not big. Now I have a 1Zpresso x ultra but the price goes up a lot in comparison. The c3pro will be good for French and mocha. C2 is an older model, especially for espresso an

I have a 1zpresso X-Ultra and a DF54. I don't feel like grinding is a workout but it is a thing to consider. I've done 4 double shots (18g) back to back without issues. And I prefer the taste that my 1zpresso gives me more than the DF54. DF54 gives me some sourness and more clarity. Some might like

I personally returned my C3S in favour of an 1zpresso X-ultra (I did look at the K6 but the prices to get it to me were worse than in other countries, so I passed). I know you mentioned you said sometimes pour over, but I can't emphasize enough how much easier it is to switch between grind sizes wit