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.
I have a eureka libra 55 from my machine 2 years ago it works fantastic and as much as I want to upgrade for my new lmlm I can't find enough info to justify spending about 2 3 k more for new one that honestly may or may not work better for 2 drinks a day
Have a libra 65 all purpose and I love it. It grinds within .2g of my target and there’s no benefit to WDT in my eyes. So the grinds come out very clump free and ready to tap and tamp. I think anything above this model is probably overkill, but if you like the look and have the money to burn go for it.
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.
Silvia Pro X + Eureka Libra or Fiorenzato AllGround Sense all come in white, great machines, and would come in a little under the $3500 USD price tag here in Aus
There's other good grinder options too, but I'm a sucker for GBW
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