Smart Grinder Pro

I have both the smart grinder and the encore esp. The smart grinder is better. Anyone that says otherwise doesn't have a direct comparison . Encore is manual, has far more retention and I find more inconsistent. I have to change the grind size on it just getting through a single bag of 250g beans. A

I have both the Breville Smart Grinder Pro, and the Baratza Encore ESP. One of the few in /espresso that actually has both for proper direct comparisons. The Breville Smart Grinder Pro is easily the better grinder. The herd mentality of Baratza Encore ESP being the best low budget grinder is just fl

I have the same grinder. The Smart Grinder Pro by Breville. Primarily using it for espresso grounds… I see in the discussion that it’s not necessarily the best and has some inconsistencies. I have enjoyed it so far but struggle understanding what the setting targets should be… What should the timing

Inconsistency for me has always been just forgetting to finish counting how many seconds I was supposed to brew in my Aeropress. Aeropress + Breville Smart Grinder Pro has been the most consistent tools tho. And ofc, a good temperature variable kettle that adjusts to exact celsius degree.

Ich habe damals die sage smart grinder pro in Verbindung mit einer Sage dual boiler Ses920 als dynamic duo gekauft. Kann bislang weder negatives, noch besonders positives berichten. Die Mühle ist in Ordnung. Partikelverteilung ist ok. Grind by time lässt sich in 0,2s Schritten verstellen. Die Mühle

My wife has used her Breville BCG820BSS Smart Grinder Pro for the past year with no issues. Still grinds consistently and is easy to set up. Right at $200

I've been using the Breville Smart Grinder Pro with the same espresso machine as yours. It been rock solid and does grind very fine. I have it set to 12 typically but that's dependent on the coffee bean. So with good espresso it's consistently good and hits the 12 o'clock mark on the pressure guage.