1Zpresso K-PLUS Manual Coffee Grinder with Assembly Consistency Grind Stainless Steel Conical Burr, Intuitive Numerical External Adjustable Setting, Magnet Catch Cup Capacity 40g

The construction is extremely solid and the grind is excellent. The pros are Please note
The magnet is well designed so it can attach to and detach from metal objects (twist it This is one of my favourites. Please note
You are given two choices for the cup in which grinds are deposited, and they are each secured by screws. There are two kinds of grinders one is a cup into which your grinds drop, and the other has a bottom plug from which it can be removed so the grinds fall out of it. It was a pleasant surprise how much I liked option 2 Depositing grinds into an areopress chamber is very simple with this This feature is not found on many other grinders that I know of. Please note
It is amazing how many grind sizes are available. It is possible to convert turkish to french press. Please note

- Quality dial for adjusting grind size feels solid and is easy to turn. This grinder grinds very fast. I love it. *A few nits Please note It has a beautiful wood handle, but the wood in the body isn't real There's a grippy wood on this deck It's a rubbery looking material. There must have been a design decision for good grip, but I would have liked real wood for the grip. Please note
I have had static cling problems, but I have fixed them by running a wet spoon through your beans before grinding them. Please note
If you want to grind 35g, you just do a 20g + 15g grind. I am not sure if the chamber will hold the advertised 40g of beans, but you can grind 30g. If you tried, maybe you could do 35 grams.

Khloe Mahoney

| Jul 17, 2021

The build quality is superb. The particle size distribution is better on this grinder than the Rancilio Rocky and if you add water to the beans before adding them to the grinder before grinding it eliminates static electricity completely, thus ensuring that all the grounds are fine and without any re-tention. There is no need to add water to it, but you will have to use the brush that comes with it to get all the grounds out. In addition, the additional dosing cup, which is supposed to help with the distribution, wasn't as useful for me and it's not worth the extra money. Instead, I would get the K-cup. There is an alternative called a PRO grinder, which is identical to the PRO grinder, but without the.

Serenity Little

| Feb 17, 2021

It has been over 30 years since I started making pour over coffee. A Chemex and an electric burr grinder were the most commonly used tools. My recent decision to become a more refined Barista led me to conduct extensive research on hand grinders. In the past, I had wanted to get a commander, but they were out of stock everywhere, and I wasn't crazy about the amount of plastic pieces attached to it. I then opted to try the K-series instead. I give it a plus and a What an amazing thing! There is a hefty feel to the weight, and everything is made of metal As far as I'm concerned, the only plastic component I have an issue with is the handle's base. Even though I don't have big hands, it feels very comfortable in my hand. With the rubber bands included, I found it easier to get a firm has a wonderful feel to it and makes working with it quite enjoyable. I make pour overs (Kalita wave and hario wood gooseneck are two of my favorites) and I also make Aeropresses. Pourovers or pourovers with 6 call for 7 or 8. In either case, I use 8 if I want it stronger (I prefer Ethiopian beans), and I use 4 otherwise. The following five points are the most important Based on how strong I want Aeropress, it will cost me between $5 and $8. They are both perfect, as is the bean grind, which is consistent and flavored. One downside, which is not really a negative to me, is to be careful with placing your hands over the magnetic cup or else it may slip out of place while you are grinding, which happened to me It can sometimes stick in the barrel because of all the static, so I have to clean off the magnetic area often to keep it as strong as possible. There are a few little things that matter. My first reaction to the big logo on the rubbery part wasn't too positive, but I'm used to it now, and I kind of like it. Grey, in particular, is a pleasing color. It is a high-quality grinder that I would highly recommend. There is a steep price tag attached to this. In truth, I love the purchase I made. It is so exciting to grind my coffee beans as soon as I wake up in the morning brew about three brews per We're having a treat here!.

Oaklee Landry

| Dec 13, 2020

The Kinu M47, Lido 2, Lido 3, Pharos, and 1zpresso JX have been announced. Compared to any other handgrinder I've ever used, the 1zpresso K+ is the best for filter coffee. Having said that, the adjustment system is the best in its class with regard to workflow. It's a joy to use the magnetic catch cup The clip is easy to remove and quick to attach, requires just the right amount of force, and stays on with no issues. A great feature of the espresso grinder is the espresso dosing tool. It adds a whole new dimension to the espresso processing process. If you don't have an air duster and brush yet, the carrying case includes plenty of space for other items. If you don't have air duster and brush, you may include them if you want. There will be no top-heavy problem with the grinder and it will also be very stable on flat surfaces (something that cannot be said about When it comes to filtering, the grinder is very fast Fortunately, it is fast enough that grinding will not be a chore, nor will it be annoying to use it. My favorite part of the grinder is the transparent cup I've never experienced with any other.

Virginia Davidson

| Jul 16, 2021

I mean it. I am in awe every time I hold this chunk of machined aluminum. The tolerances are extremely tight, and the finish is beautiful. like a piece of art. Even the plastic that forms the viewing window on the top of the grinder is a perfectly milled thick disc of plexiglass. The red dot that indicates your grind setting doesn't just look like paint - it actually feels expensive. There is no blemish on the ruby - Set into the ring of adjustments is a gem-like gem. The performance of course would be nothing if the tools did not match the strategy However, this is the case. This grinder grinds extremely evenly, and it is very, very fast. Moreover, I have two other cheap grinders that I generally find difficult to work with. They are hard to use, they take forever, but they are great for travel. There are just so many things here. The most wonderful, perfectly clean cups can be found in a few seconds. My favorite thing about the ring is that it has the adjustment on the outside. Since it's highly positive and precise (and repeatable), going back and forth between brew styles is a piece of cake. A manual online would be something that could be improved the most. 1zpresso doesn't speak English as their first language, so it can be a little vague and confusing, but it's not too hard to get the hang of it.

Alonzo Frazier

| Nov 16, 2020