Fellow - Opus

You only have 1 choice out if these .. the opus is the only one that will grind fine enough for espresso The ode is for drip and pour over

Flat burrs seem to bring out the fruit notes more. I have an opus, ceado, and vario.

🤣🤣 after a while I learned to recognize the difference. To me, I taste much more sweetness on the flat burrs.

I'd reccomended against the Fellow opus, I became so frustrated with the retention that I went to a hand grinder and haven't looked back

Listen to everyone. **DO NOT GET AN OXO** It was my 1st grinder. Would not grind fine enough for espresso. Opus grinds fine & consistent -but makes a big mess & you have to constantly spank it. Consider the DF54.

Honestly, I went from a hand grinder to the Opus Gen 2 and can't imagine going back. Weigh beans, feed, press button, and in a matter of seconds, it's done. And I think generally at a lower decibel level. Have tried using hand grinder on certain days but don't feel the pull to alternate. It's one of few quality-of-life upgrades that I'm glad I made.

Gave the Fellow Opus a Go, got it on sale @170. Seems to be a jack of all trades but especially good at filtered coffee which is what I want it for. Tried it out already and it seems pretty good. Biggest drawback is retention.

I’ve been impressed with my Fellow Opus. A lot quieter than my previous electric burr grinder. Seems to be very consistent and easy to use.

My budget espresso startup choices included a $75 hand grinder. It is a great grinder. But it’s also retired now. After 9 months I was just done! The Fellow Opus is my grinding delight now.

I had a fellow opus. It had terrible retention issues. Anything is better. I got a df 54 and I’m happy with it.

I love my Fellow Opus.

The Fellow Opus grinder is excellent. We spent a few days going to different roasters and coffee shops to find a good bean we both liked. Then experiment with grind size to find the perfect brew. Enjoy!