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Cuir_Beluga

Kjarsheim wrote:

Have you considered the Niche Zero? I don't have personal experience but were I looking to upgrade from my Macap M2D (not anytime soon), that would be the main contender for a few reasons: Like its single dose focus with virtually zero retention; Titan class conical burrs - only real reason to upgrade from a little-wonder flat burr like the Macap IMHO; plus its kinda cute, visually appealing and seems to be developing an enormous fan base

Hi Kjarshein. I did briefly consider it while I was reading about them until I read they were no longer UK made. To be honest they don't really do it for me aesthetically either. I just don't want to end up with buyers remorse 😢

Kjarsheim

Lol, fair enough. Thats why Toyota, Mazda et al co-exist, for example....people have differing priorities, aesthetics and needs for fulfilling essentially the same purpose. I must admit my first thoughts on the appearance of the Niche were not exactly complimentary, more along the lines of 'Design By Fisher Price?'

Cuir_Beluga

That's it. Different strokes for different folks. I very nearly bit the bullet last night but couldn't quite do it lol. I guess that means I really don't know what I want yet. The Niche looks to be a very "modern" design, not sure how it would look sitting next to a Unico Splendor and Europiccola >😃

K_Bean_Coffee

Hi guys, I’m back after 2 amazing weeks in Ethiopia visiting Gesha Plantations. Re grinders, I love the Eureka Silenzio and Eureka Specialita for home. Here’s a blurb from my website: “The Eureka Mignon Silenzio and Soecialita are compact commercial coffee grinders that are absolutely ideal for home use. They feature stepless micrometric grind adjustment, patented silent grind technology, a hands free PF holder, ACE anti-clumping technology and an innovative easy-to-clean design. The Eureka Silenzio and the Eureka Specialita coffee grinders have it all. Fast, quiet, fluffy mess free, clump free grinding all with less than 1 gram of grind retention. The Silenzio and Specialita are both great push-to-grind coffee grinders. They are also great for timed dosing. For most grinders timed grinding is not a great option due to dosing accuracy of +/- 1 gram. With the Eureka Silenzio and Specialita it’s a different story with typical timed dosing accuracy of +/- 0.2 grams. Great value (amazing value) and highly recommended.” Link to video review: https://www.kbean.com.au/coffee-grinders/eureka-mignon-silenzio

Cuir_Beluga

I ended up doing a side grade. I am getting my Europiccola back up and running and decided I couldn't be bothered adjusting the grind everytime I wanted to change machines so as I have been so happy with the M2M I ordered a M2D on Friday night.

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