Specs
| Dial | Ticks of about 10 µm. Daddy Got Coffee used half and quarter ticks, and the factory zero sat about 1.5 ticks past burr touch 0:30 11:56 |
| Alignment | About 15 µm from touch to lock 12:27 |
Where sources disagree
The creators don't all give the same figure here, so every value is listed with the person who gave it.
| Field | Value | By | Source | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burr set | Mizen 80 mm | DGC | 0:30 | Video description |
| Burr set | Mazzer | DGC | 0:30 | Mentioned in the review |
| Burr set | in-house blind 80 mm | Sprometheus | 9:26 | |
| Burr set | summary | Daddy Got Coffee mentions Mazzer burrs in the review, while his video description and Sprometheus describe Option-O's own blind (Mizen) burrs. |
Starting settings
No dial numbers were given. Option-O suggests about 600 rpm for pour-over and 1000 to 1100 for espresso 6:14.
| Method | Setting | Context | Confidence | By | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pour-over | about 600 RPM | Option-O's recommended starting speed for pour-over | approx | DGC | 6:14 |
| Espresso | 1,000 to 1,100 RPM | Option-O's recommended speed for espresso. He found higher rpm more even and faster flowing | approx | DGC | 6:14 |
| Espresso | half tick or even quarter tick adjustments | Fine changes were needed to hit the target time. 2 or 3 ticks can move the shot by 30 s or more | approx | DGC | 12:57 |
Cup profile
- Clear but forgiving. Espresso had separation and sweetness, and filter came out clean and juicy 0:30.
Strengths
Weaknesses
- It stalls at 300 rpm, the espresso sweet spot is narrow (2 or 3 ticks can move a shot by 30 s), and it's poor for swapping burrs 6:46 12:57 8:50.
Verdict
In 2026 Daddy Got Coffee called it a big win at $1,595 if you'll keep the stock burrs. It suits people who like to experiment with speed or burrs less well 0:30.
Sprometheus's take
- 2025: a great successor to the P64. It has an auger with a pre-breaker, a knocker chute, near-zero retention and a quiet 500 W motor, and above 18% extraction it has a balance of clarity and body much like Lab Sweet burrs. It stalls at low rpm on fine settings, which the P64 never did, taking the burrs out needs extra tools, 80 mm burrs are hard to find, and particle uniformity trails a Zerno Z1. About $1,500 9:26.
Sources
- Sprometheus: Lagom P80 | Is This Option-O's New Flagship Grinder? (2025-12-12)
- Daddy Got Coffee: Almost Perfect: Option-O Lagom P80 (2026-03-14)
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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