Eureka - Oro Mignon Single Dose

eureka mignon single dose pro - 65mm burrs, new dial makes switching from espress/pourover practical, and can't beat the looks

In my opinion, Oro is more beautiful but in the cup it's a minor difference, most wouldn't notice except trying side by side (if so). If you think the aesthetics is worth the extra 100 go for it.

I got the eureka 65 single dose and really like it. Not many reviews out there though

I have 2, but almost exclusively use one. I only do espresso, so my Eureka Oro Mignon single dose does everything for me at home. I also have a Kingrinder K6 to pair with my Wacaco Picopresso for camping/backpacking, but it seems in recent years that I only get to do that once or twice a summer if I'm lucky.

I've no experience to use for a comparison. I use the Eureka Oro Single Dose and never owned a more expensive grinder. But from what I can tell, both Eureka and Fiorenzato are well established brands (active since the 20s/30s) with a long history of quality grinders. Seems comparable to Mahlkönig in that regard.

Not overkill at all. I have a moccamaster KGBV and a eureka chronos for drip coffee and a eureka mignon oro and bellezza Francesca leva for espresso and flat whites. Drip first thing in the morning and espresso and related drinks the rest of the day.

The ARO dial you can find on amazon is amazing for fixing this. Have it on my eureka single dose and wouldn't go back.

https://preview.redd.it/b25z0auh692g1.jpeg?width=2135&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4d6924488954732977db9a1f770a112f4780357a I am using a Mignon Specialita 65 mm flat Burr Grinder and have been extremely satisfied since 2021. Prior to this I had Baratza, a Conical Burr Grinder and I never had great results. Flat Burr are a way too easy to maintain. You can buy one from Coffee.plus Mr. Alok Rajput is the owner and a passionate barista.

At your budget, you could do a Breville Bambino Plus and a Mignon grinder. That's what I have and it is plenty of grinder and machine below aficionado "I can taste the differences between Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa beans at any roast level." Cheap machines are discussed so often here I keep a post: https://www.reddit.com/r/espresso/comments/1pemyi9/comment/nshft26/ SUMMARY (US market): * hand grinders: 1Zpresso Q Air Manual ($70) and KINGrinder K6 ($100) * electric grinders: Baratza ESP ($200), MiiCoffee/Turin DF54 ($250), and any Eureka Mignon intended for espresso you can find refurbished or used * espresso machines: Casabrews 3700 ($100), HiBrew H10B ($125), De'Longhi Dedica ($150), De'Longhi Classic($180), Breville Bambino ($250), Breville Bambino Plus ($400)

If a Eureka can be found in this price range get it!! 😎💪 The real deal