
Baratza
Baratza Encore ESP / ZCG495
A manually stopped espresso-to-filter grinder with a standard 300 g hopper, dosing cup and user-removable ring burr.
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Baratza
A manually stopped espresso-to-filter grinder with a standard 300 g hopper, dosing cup and user-removable ring burr.
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The 2022 touch-screen AP configuration supports target-weight bin collection and separately timed or manual direct handle delivery.
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The 2022 touch-screen BG uses steel flat burrs and supports weight, time and manual control into a bin.
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An earlier conical Preciso685 with macro/micro refinement, a supplied holder and separate timer or pulse controls.
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Baratza
A time-based Sette with three duration presets, macro/micro grind adjustment and convertible handle or bin support.
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Baratza
A hopper-fed grinder with integrated target-weight stopping, direct portafilter support and an explicit no-single-dose instruction.
Read the assessment ↗Baratza · Earlier model
The earlier Sette 30 operating configuration offers timed or pulse dosing, with a bin or attended direct handle position.
Read the assessment ↗Baratza · Earlier model
An earlier standard-ceramic Vario 886 with three time memories, a 230 g hopper and included metal holder.
Read the assessment ↗Baratza · Earlier model
The August 2014 Vario-W 985 ceramic-burr reference, using integrated weighing and a 227 g standard hopper.
Read the assessment ↗Baratza · Earlier model
An earlier standard-ceramic Vario-W with integrated target-weight dosing into a load-cell-supported bin.
Read the assessment ↗Baratza · Earlier model
An earlier home Virtuoso with a mechanical60-second timer and separate pulse button, retaining the 227 g original reference.
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A home hopper-fed conical grinder with digital timing and a separately documented held-button pulse mode.
Read the assessment ↗BLACK+DECKER · Earlier model
A household burr mill with a fixed automatic90 second endpoint, grind adjustment and removable grinding-assembly access.
Read the assessment ↗Bodum · Earlier model
An earlier EU-reference Antigua10462 with a 250 g reservoir and time-controlled container collection.
Read the assessment ↗Bodum · Earlier model
A documented 120 V Bistro 10903 edition using a 220 g reservoir and short timed cycles into a lidded container.
Read the assessment ↗Bodum · Earlier model
The documented US-rated11750 Bistro operating edition with manual start/stop, a 220 g reservoir and bin collection.
Read the assessment ↗Bonsenkitchen · Earlier model
A household adjustable-disc coffee grinder with a 230 g bean hopper, 90 g grounds container and cup-selected automatic completion.
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Braun
A 220 g cup-selected burr grinder with fifteen grind positions, a grounds container and user-removable upper burr.
Read the assessment ↗Braun · Earlier model
Earlier KMM30 Type3045 operating reference with a separate fineness ring and timer.
Read the assessment ↗Breville · Earlier model
Earlier BCG450XL/B timed grinder, assessed against the 2010/B operating edition.
Read the assessment ↗Breville · Earlier model
Original North American Smart Grinder BCG800XL with manual grinding and automatic serving-based doses.
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Breville
A US household conical grinder supporting timed or manual bin and direct-handle dosing, including documented single-wall espresso use.
Read the assessment ↗BRIM
A hopper-fed conical grinder with a side-removable grounds drawer and cup-selected automatic completion.
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A handheld electric burr grinder that requires its adapter and wall outlet throughout operation, with user-controlled stopping and a dispensing tray.
Read the assessment ↗BUNN
A single-hopper commercial grinder that fills a paper-filter-lined brew funnel and uses an adjustable timed cycle.
Read the assessment ↗Capresso · Earlier model
An earlier ceramic disk-burr home grinder with a documented one-batch loading and empty-load stopping routine.
Read the assessment ↗Capresso · Earlier model
An earlier disk-burr Capresso with a cup-amount selector,8 oz hopper and required lidded grounds receiver.
Read the assessment ↗Capresso
A 120 V household disk-burr grinder with a 10 oz reservoir, cup-quantity selection and required bin collection.
Read the assessment ↗Capresso
An ABS Infinity finish family, assessed through the exact #560.04 reference with a five-to-sixty-second timer and removable upper burr.
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The original metal Infinity with a five-to-sixty-second timer, grounds container and removable conical upper burr.
Read the assessment ↗Capresso
The black ABS Infinity Plus with cup-selected stopping, batch-loading guidance and a user-removable conical upper burr.
Read the assessment ↗Casadio · Earlier model
A professional64 mm flat-burr grinder whose automatic control replenishes a mechanical dosing chamber, then dispenses portions by lever into a portafilter.
Read the assessment ↗Casadio · Earlier model
A professional64 mm flat-burr model that grinds selected time doses directly into a portafilter and also documents a continuous manual mode.
Read the assessment ↗Chefman · Earlier model
The original RJ44 household burr grinder with an 80 g hopper and a cup-marked quantity timer.
Read the assessment ↗Chefman
A digital conical grinder with 5–40 second programmed cycles, a distinct press-and-hold pulse mode and removable upper-burr access.
Read the assessment ↗CONQUECO
A maker-identified rechargeable conical grinder; the exact page supports portable battery grinding but has conflicting adjustment-count descriptions.
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Cuisinart · Earlier model
A discontinued Canadian conical grinder with a native 227 g hopper, cup-selected countdown and separate Manual button.
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Cuisinart · Earlier model
A discontinued US conical grinder with a cup-selected countdown, separate held-button manual control and removable grounds chamber.
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Cuisinart · Earlier model
A documented discontinued conical grinder with cup-timed and held-button modes plus several supported receiving positions.
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An older US household burr-mill series using a cup selector, automatic timed completion and an interlocked grounds chamber.
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Cuisinart
The Canadian DBM-8C with a 227 g hopper, four-to-eighteen-cup electric-timer selection and a removable grounds chamber.
Read the assessment ↗De'Longhi · Earlier model
An older burr grinder with coarse, medium and extra-fine guidance, dual container interlocks and removable upper-wheel cleaning access.
Read the assessment ↗De'Longhi · Earlier model
A legacy US burr grinder whose Tablespoon Timer is tied to approximate quantity markings on a grounds container.
Read the assessment ↗De'Longhi · Earlier model
The documented US Dedica digital conical grinder with carafe or portafilter output, a 350 g hopper and removable upper burrs.
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De'Longhi
A regional flat-burr grinder with a cup-selected automatic cycle and documented upper-wheel cleaning access.
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De'Longhi
A US-documented burr grinder with a cup-selected automatic cycle, separate grounds container and removable upper wheel.
Read the assessment ↗Espressione
A household conical grinder with a grounds container and an electronically timed cup selector; maker references disagree on its adjustment count.
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Eureka
A professional 75 mm flat-burr grinder with a 1400 g hopper, stepless adjustment and timed/manual portafilter dispensing.
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A flat-burr filter grinder whose current maker configuration pairs a 5–60-second timer,150 g bean hopper and 100 g receiving basket.
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Eureka
A 75 mm flat-burr commercial grinder with two timed portafilter doses and a separate press-and-hold continuous mode.
Read the assessment ↗Fellow · Earlier model
The original BGAAUS household brew grinder with an 80 g single-load limit and end-of-load or held-button stopping.
Read the assessment ↗Fellow
A standard-burr home brew grinder supporting 100 g single loads, true end-of-load stopping and a magnetic grounds catch.
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Fellow
North American Opus 2 with single-batch loading, empty-load automatic stopping and separate coffee/espresso catch cups.
Read the assessment ↗Fellow · Earlier model
The original APAAUS single-load conical grinder, covering espresso and brewed coffee with timed collection and cup transfer.
Read the assessment ↗FETCO · Earlier model
A commercial two-hopper grinder with two timed portion selections per side and direct preparation into a supported brew basket.
Read the assessment ↗Gaggia · Earlier model
The original MDF combines a user-controlled grinder motor,34 indexed grind positions and a lever-operated doser for home or small-community coffee preparation.
Read the assessment ↗Gevi
A conical household grinder with separate cup and seconds selections, a 240 g bean hopper and a supported portafilter receiving position.
Read the assessment ↗Gourmia · Earlier model
A household burr grinder whose documented routine combines a cup-dose knob with a receiving-lid start action.
Read the assessment ↗Gourmia · Earlier model
A hopper-fed conical grinder with a tared receiving scale, selected-weight stopping and a separate manual routine.
Read the assessment ↗Greater Goods
A conical-burr hopper grinder whose integrated scale and gram-target controls suit a grounds-basket routine.
Read the assessment ↗Hamilton Beach · Earlier model
A documented historical 80382 with a 2–14 cup selector, grounds container and user-removable upper grinding wheel.
Read the assessment ↗Hamilton Beach
A hopper-to-bin flat-burr grinder with a cup selector, automatic cycle ending and a user-removable grinding wheel.
Read the assessment ↗Hamilton Beach
A conical-burr grinder with weight-controlled container dosing and a separate manual portafilter workflow.
Read the assessment ↗Hario · Earlier model
An earlier conical grinder centered on pour-over, with a V60-dripper contact switch and an on/off collection routine.
Read the assessment ↗KitchenAid · Earlier model
Earlier North American KCG0702 with manually controlled grinding into its standard glass jar.
Read the assessment ↗KitchenAid
US KCG8433 timed burr grinder with container collection and supplied54/58 mm portafilter support.
Read the assessment ↗KitchenAid · Earlier model
An earlier120 V Pro Line flat-burr mill with manual on/off control, a 200 g hopper and glass bin collection.
Read the assessment ↗KRUPS
A conical-burr household grinder with an integrated scale and a separate manual routine for direct portafilter grinding.
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A flat-burr home grinder with cup-selected automatic completion and a removable upper burr.
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A household burr grinder with separate grind and cup controls, automatic cycle completion and a removable upper burr.
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A cup-selected burr grinder whose documented automatic running time accounts for both quantity and grind setting.
Read the assessment ↗KRUPS · Earlier model
A hopper-fed conical grinder with an on/off container mode and a push-to-grind espresso-handle mode.
Read the assessment ↗Kyocera · Earlier model
An earlier battery-operated ceramic-burr grinder powered by four AA cells, with coffee collected in its base.
Read the assessment ↗La Pavoni · Earlier model
A home espresso grinder that first fills a mechanical dosing chamber, then uses a lever and supported portafilter position to dispense a preset portion.
Read the assessment ↗La Pavoni · Earlier model
The regular Jolly uses a 250 g bean hopper, manual motor switch and a grounds container from which coffee is transferred with a spoon.
Read the assessment ↗La Pavoni / Tre Spade · Earlier model
La Pavoni’s original Professional instructions explicitly name PGC chrome and PGB brass as nine-setting burr grinders for its lever-espresso preparation.
Read the assessment ↗La Pavoni · Earlier model
A semi-automatic commercial grinder-doser with a one-kilogram bean hopper and 63.5 mm flat burrs in the 2023 maker catalog.
Read the assessment ↗Mazzer · Earlier model
The earlier Electronic A uses a push-button panel with independent electronic single/double dose adjustment, 64 mm flat burrs and a standard 600 g hopper.
Read the assessment ↗Mazzer · Earlier model
The earlier Electronic B combines filter-holder activation with independently adjusted electronic single/double doses and a standard 600 g hopper.
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The redesigned Mini pairs standard 233M 64 mm flat burrs with timed and manual portafilter dispensing, documented here with the 280 g hopper.
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The redesigned Super Jolly brochure documents64 mm flat burrs, an adjustable portafilter holder and an optional58 mm dosing cup for a small/medium cafe workflow.
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The earlier Super Jolly grinder-doser brochure distinguishes manual, timer and automatic-doser-fill branches, with a 1200 g bean hopper and 280 g ground-coffee chamber.
Read the assessment ↗MiiCoffee · Earlier model
The original manual’s83 mm flat-burr grinder, loaded with weighed beans and manually stopped into a dosing cup or supported portafilter.
Read the assessment ↗Technivorm Moccamaster
A filter-focused flat-burr grinder with stepless adjustment and a hold-to-grind switch dispensing into a glass container.
Read the assessment ↗Mr. Coffee
A flat-burr household grinder with a 2–18 cup timer, removable half-pound bean hopper and upper-burr cleaning access.
Read the assessment ↗Mr. Coffee · Earlier model
A legacy burr-mill reference with a removable half-pound bean hopper and a separate grinding chamber documented in its maker service sheet.
Read the assessment ↗NESCO · Earlier model
An earlier catalogued burr grinder with a 17-position adjustment and an automatic cup selector, kept separate from BG-88PR and the BG-13 blade model.
Read the assessment ↗NESCO · Earlier model
A household cup-timed burr grinder with a fixed grinding-wheel assembly and a removable grounds bin.
Read the assessment ↗Nuova Simonelli · Earlier model
A historical US-market professional grinder with a portafilter fork, stepless adjustment and programmable time-based single/double doses.
Read the assessment ↗Nuova Simonelli · Earlier model
The historical Grinta branch that dispenses to a portafilter while its button is held and stops when released.
Read the assessment ↗Nuova Simonelli · Earlier model
The historical timed Grinta branch, which dispenses to a portafilter and stops at the duration set using its base adjustment.
Read the assessment ↗Nuova Simonelli
A professional hopper-fed flat-burr grinder with a portafilter retaining fork, programmable time doses, manual dispensing and optional Stop&Go behavior.
Read the assessment ↗Oceanrich
A rechargeable ceramic-burr reference for filter and French-press coffee, with a separate glass grounds jar and no grinding while charging.
Read the assessment ↗OutIn
A rechargeable conical grinder for a pre-weighed single batch up to 25 g, with automatic completion and a compact dosing-cup transfer routine.
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OXO · Earlier model
The documented integrated-scale OXO with target-weight container dosing and a separate unweighed manual portafilter mode.
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A bin-based conical grinder that remembers a selected running time and stops after it, with user-removable upper burr access.
Read the assessment ↗Rocket Espresso
A maker-documented espresso grinder with 75 mm flat burrs, stepless adjustment, two saved timed doses and a manual mode.
Read the assessment ↗Secura
A home-use conical-burr hopper grinder with a removable upper cone and an automatic cup-selected cycle.
Read the assessment ↗Secura
A compact hopper-to-bin burr grinder with a documented proportional timer behind its cup dial.
Read the assessment ↗SHARDOR · Earlier model
A conical grinder with separately documented container and portafilter timers, plus a manual contact routine for a supported handle.
Read the assessment ↗Smeg
A conical-burr grinder with cup or direct filter-holder collection, documented here in its 220–240 V UK/Singapore cream edition.
Read the assessment ↗Solis
A household conical grinder with 24 settings, a timed grounds-bin routine and an ion generator described by Solis as reducing static.
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Solofill
A burr grinder designed around filling a compatible reusable single-serve coffee adapter, with an interchangeable grounds container.
Read the assessment ↗TRU · Earlier model
An earlier household burr grinder with hopper and receiving-bin interlocks, documented in its original twelve-page guide.
Read the assessment ↗Urbanic / Sky Korea · Earlier model
The original unsuffixed070 launch names20 adjustment positions,60 mm grinding burrs and a 200 g stainless bean container, with espresso and drip guidance.
Read the assessment ↗Urbanic / Sky Korea
The maker’s070S reference combines a 250 g bean hopper,60 mm burr diameter and 20 marked brew-adjustment positions, documented here for 220 V supply.
Read the assessment ↗Urbanic / Sky Korea
A 60 mm flat-burr grinder with stepless adjustment, a 300 g bean hopper and separately purchased portafilter or grounds-container arrangements.
Read the assessment ↗ZWILLING · Earlier model
A conical household grinder whose North American guide explains manual container and direct-handle routines, with a removable upper burr.
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