Eureka

Mignon Libra Brew

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Eureka Mignon Libra Brew

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User sentiment70% positive
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Last updated: Apr 4, 2026

Reddit Reviews

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r/espressomoving from manual grinder to electric - single dose or bean hopper? [~$800]
about 2 months ago

The Eureka Mignon series can take a single dose or larger hopper giving you the ability to switch based on your preference. I have the Libra and added a single dose hopper with bellows for when I want to switch beans.

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r/espressoSingle dose vs grind by weight [500-700 euro]
7 months ago

Have GWB (Libra). It’s nice, but now my partner started drinking decaf and I envy single dose grinders. Never had one but i think weighing the beans would not be a annoying additional step. What I find also limiting is that I’m limited to grind into the portafilter as nothing else works with the GWB, so for experimenting etc Single dose just seems to be more fun.

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r/espressoShopping grinders
8 months ago

Eureka Mignon Libra, takes a whole step out of my morning routine

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r/espressoChinese grinder
10 months ago

My Eureka Mignon Libra is written "Made in Italy" ok it...

Reddit Icondanimal1986 0.4
r/espressoWeight-dosing grinders [$1000]
9 months ago

I just got my eureka mignon Libra yesterday. It grinds by weight. Very happy with it so far. They run about $800

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r/espressoBuying a budget grind by weight grinder [750]
about 1 month ago

The Sette 270Wi is solid if you want grind-by-weight out of the box, but the build quality complaints are real. I've seen a few people go through warranty replacements within the first year. If you can stretch to ~$800 the Eureka Mignon Libra is worth a look. Better build, quieter, and the grind-by-weight dosing is more consistent from what I've seen. My Specialità doesn't have it but every time I weigh my dose I think about upgrading just for the convenience.

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r/espressoWhat grinder do you use, why, and how much did it cost?
5 months ago

Eureka Mignon Libra, got it for grind by weight. cost about €600 at the time.

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r/LaMarzoccoWhat’s your coffee grinder?
about 1 month ago

Same here...OG Libra 55. I like the GBW feature for simplicity and because I don't really change beans that much for espresso. If I want to single dose I also have a Varia VS6 as well. I only have about 16.5" under my cabinet, so that takes a lot of grinders out of contention right away. A newer GBW grinder would probably be nice, especially seeing how fluffy the grinds are coming out the E64 WS and the like, but not sure if I'd really notice it that much for about 1-2 drinks per day. We'll see...upgraditis might win out eventually! On a side note, at least aesthetically, I think the Eurekas really match nicely with the look and design of the Micra and Mini sitting on the counter, for whatever thats worth.

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r/espressoWeight-dosing grinders [$1000]
9 months ago

i also have an eureka mignon libra (all purpose 65 mm from WLL), and I do love it. the quality of the grind is very good in my opinion. the AP comes with a nice dosing cup, which is awesome. As u/Cykon said, you do get some variation in the output (+- 0.2 grams), so be prepared for that. It is not the easiest grinder to clean, and there is a little retention for sure.

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r/espressoWeight-dosing grinders [$1000]
9 months ago

I have the libra also and love it since I only change beans at the end of a bag. It’s nice and o just push the button and get the exact dose I want.