Eureka - Atom W 65

Most of the recommendation you have received so far are wrong, because their authors erroneously assume that you are "one of us", while you are clearly a normie. You don't need a single-dose grinder; instead, you need a grinder with a hopper and a GbW (**Grind by Weight**) function. Similarly, it is crucial, that your espresso machine is very automated. It must have automatic pre-infusion, and **volumetric** dosing. You don't need manual flow control, etc. \--- For example, espresso machines: Victoria Arduino Eagle One Prima, Sanremo YOU grinders: Mahlkönig E65S GbW, Eureka Atom W 65

1zpresso J-Ultra was the first one (a gift). Eureka Atom W 65 now (also a gift). I had been dreaming of something with a hopper and GBW when I received it. Single dosing into jars for at least three drinks a day got old quick. I’m not a very particular espresso drinker and only make milk drinks but I love how fast and quiet it is FWIW.

I think the Allground sense is the best do it all grind by weight grinder, but you waste beans switching between the two settings. I have a used Baratza virtuoso for drip and a new atom w 65 for espresso. You don’t need to spend as much for drip to be happy.

Eureka atom w 65. Grind by weight, increases my workflow speed. A little spendy

I have the Atom 65 GBW and really love it. Very precise, quiet and grinds 18g in under 5 seconds. What’s not to like?

I have the atom 65w; got it maybe 6 weeks ago. Game changer for the workflow and super accurate

I use a Eureka Atom. I bought it because of it's decently sized hopper, stepless infinite grind adjustment, noise reduction features, automatic grind timer, and of course, Eureka's reputation for making quality machines. I paid around $1000 for it if I remember correctly.

On the bar is a Eureka A65 that is dialed in for espresso. Don't want to mess with that. It is dedicated to espresso. Next to it is a Niche Zero that handles pour overs, AeroPress, and the ocassional request for decaf espresso. It's marvelous. I also have a Mahlkonig K35 that I need to get dialed in or it needs to get off the bar. It has not been very cooperative so far! And I have a hand grinder for travel.

If you can fund it - then yes, it's very nice . I have a Eureka 65 that stays dialed in for espresso, period. Sitting beside it is a Niche Zero that does pour-over, AeroPress and decaf espresso if someone wants that. Since we entertain a lot it's an unbeatable combo.