Quality Manufacturing — Well-established hand-assembled manufacturing focussing on service and customer needs. This is because of the company’s Silent Technology, which uses a sound-insulated case and anti-vibration solution. When you’re grinding, it will do so at an average of 40 dB, while the loudest if will reach will be around 73 dB. This means that whatever time you plan on using it, it should be quiet enough to leave people undisturbed. Grind Retention

One of Eureka's standout products is the Eureka Mignon coffee grinder, a compact and powerful grinder that has gained a cult following in the coffee world. The Eureka Mignon, available in several different models, is celebrated for its precision, reliability, and sleek design. Its innovative technology, combined with a commitment to delivering the best coffee experience, makes it a favourite among coffee connoisseurs. ACE System Technology — Anti-Clumps & Electrostaticity operations eliminate common issues found with other grinders These burrs are apparently good for around 1300 Kg of beans, which is a lot. To put that into meaningful numbers, if you're making around three or four double shots per day they'll last about 50 years! Eureka has also designed the Mignon series with user-friendliness in mind. The intuitive controls and ergonomic design make it a breeze to use, and the durable build quality guarantees longevity. The grinder's precise grind settings cater to a wide range of coffee brewing methods, from espresso to French press, making it versatile for any coffee lover.It’s worth pointing out that Eureka is a really old company — this year marks their 100 years anniversary, and that’s also reassuring. A company doesn’t get that old if it doesn’t make good products. I ground into a cup, honestly very fluffy ground. The clump buster does a great job of breaking up the large clumps. The grind quality seems very good and will only get better as the burrs break in! This is the All Chrome Specialita - the third of three versions that make up the new Mignon range. This is the premium model, with a chrome body and chrome front panel, complete with touch screen controls and a larger burr set. Older espresso grinders are not built for domestic use because they hold many grinds even after you’ve finished grinding. However, since the Niche Zero came along with its emphasis on low retention, many other home grinders now concentrate on low retention too. You can get hold of the Mignon grinders, and many more, from my friends at Shop Coffee – the retail side of coffee world in Cambridge.

I think when it comes to top-notch domestic espresso grinders (that are still affordable), at the moment, it’s mainly a discussion between the Sette, the Niche Zero, and the Specialita. Optional grounds basket. Remove the portafilter fork (tool free) and place a grounds bin in its place for your pour over and drip needs. Assembly takes no tools, but they include a hex key to adjust the portafilter fork if need be. Insert the hopper into the grinder. The portafilter fork itself pops into the front of the grinder and you are ready to go.

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We strive to ensure that your delivery arrives safely to you, but we understand that sometimes accidents happen outside of our control. There are people asking a similar question of Mignon vs Baratza Sette & Mazzer Mini for example, but I've not had any experience with these particular grinders yet, and I have with the Zero, which is why I thought I'd give my two penneth worth on this quandary. Stepless Micrometric Adjustments: Patented by Eureka, the micrometric system with infinite adjustment point is the only one based on the lower burr repositioning. It guarantees incomparable grinding performances and allows to carry out maintenance operations without losing the grinding setting.