DF64V Series

I have a df64v at the moment, I’m waiting on the motto80 by bookoo to get in people hands and see some reviews but if its as good as the specs it’s a no brainer. Df64v gen 3 is probably one of the best options under $1000 at the moment it’s only $500-550. If my budget was higher and I were to spend over $1000, the lagon P80 and Zerno’s would be the only others to consider. -80mm blind burrs that should be easy to swap - Cost $800 less than any big name 80mm grinder out there -Much smaller than a lot of other grinders if the same caliber

I’m sorry you’re right, I was thinking about the DF64V

I have 4. A C40 and a Zp6 for pour over (one stays at work). And a DF64V and a niche zero for espresso. Got the Df64V to try flat burrs for espresso so might sell the niche but tempted to keep it for dark roasts.

DF64V, looks good, quiet, variable speed, and fantastic price. Replaced a mazzer mini with it and very happy....Was about $500cdn

I’ve owned a Baratza Virtuoso (barely adequate, if that), a Turin DF 64 V. 1, a Niche Zero, and the Eureka Mignon Zero. The Turin was more clarity/fruity forward, though not by much, but I sold that for a Niche Zero. I owned them both for a little while and decided to keep the Niche. The Niche was fine—super user friendly, and easy to clean—but for not-particularly-rational reasons I was drawn to the Eureka (for esthetics mainly), so I sold the Niche. The Niche and the Eureka are both quiet, and great for my preference of dark beans and classic Italian espresso—- really, between the two you can't go wrong. But unless you can find a used Niche there's a big price difference. As I reread my post I sound like a person always after the next thing, but I did eventually stop questing something different!