Specs
| Burr | 38 mm heptagonal, the same geometry as the Kingrinder and 1Zpresso Q2 Heptagonal 12:43 |
| Dial | Clicks on the bottom. Three turns with four clicks per number gives about 120 positions 12:43 |
| Microns per step | About 18 µm of burr travel per click, which is roughly 10 µm of gap 12:43 16:44 |
| Speed | About 57 rpm 12:43 |
Starting settings
No one has shared grind settings for it yet.
Cup profile
Strengths
- A strong motor that reverses if it jams, a metal drive, a replaceable battery and auto stop 12:43.
Weaknesses
- Slow (about 1 min for filter, 2 min for espresso), with a plastic body and some static 12:43.
Verdict
2025: the best value for money among the new battery grinders 12:43.
The Coffee Chronicler's take
- In 2026 he found it a great cheap starter for light roasts at about $150, with a characterful, balanced cup. It's slow (50 to 60 s) and small 17:38.
Sources
- Lance Hedrick: The Grinders Taking the Market by Storm (2025-12-22)
- The Coffee Chronicler: Buying a pour over grinder? Here's what I'd do (2026-08-31)
Summarised in our own words from the creators' videos, with every point linked to the moment it comes from. Notchbook isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any of these creators, so please watch the originals for full context. Sources
Dialling in from here
- Sour, thin or fast? Grind finer. Why coffee tastes sour
- Bitter, dry or slow? Grind coarser. Why coffee tastes bitter
- Espresso: how to dial in. Filter: pour-over grind size.
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