OXO
Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder
OXO
Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder Series
OXO
Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder with Integrated Scale
Sentiment score68% positive
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Last updated: Apr 26, 2026
Reddit Reviews
96 of 96 reviews
1996Tomb_RaiderI have the Oxo grinder with integrated scale. Love it
2-buck[OXO brew conical burr grinder](https://a.co/d/3W187rZ) $110 you want a conical burr grander. It’s a more consistent grind. And this one produces a consistent amount
3b3n323rI have the oxo and will keep it for coffee and am waiting for the df54 to arrive. My oxo clogged up after 5 uses running for espresso level fines
50senseshortOXO Conical Burr - bought on sale for ~$60 2 years ago. Works great. I clean it about every 6 months.
I have an OXO burr I bought for $70 - does a great job IMO. If that is too “cheap” then Encore ESP is highly recommended.
academician1I have the Oxo and I think with a lower budget, it's really hard to beat. I have a C3S and ZP6 as well.
AllDunListen 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.
Arxk2112I took the same path. The k6 smokes the oxo. The only advantage the oxo has is that you can grind a whole bag at once, but you don't often need to do that if you drink pourover.
AwkwardHeaterI got the same setup over Christmas! I am currently using the oxo grinder for espresso and will probably upgrade to the Fellow Opus or the DF54 (seems to be a popular pick for beginners) when I can justify the cost. For my oxo grinder: Use the freshest beans (I like Rise Up's Organic Espresso) I weigh out 17g beans Mist with water (2 or 3 sprays) Pour into oxo grinder, it's set to 1 and I grind around 20 seconds I run one cycle on my breville before I start my espresso (just water) I use a bottomless Portafiler Fill Portafiler, use a little distributor tool and tap to level everything Press the tamper with some weight I also do a manual pour and time it around 20-25 seconds for a double. I'm getting decent pours and it's working for me right now. I'm aware it could be better and one day it will be :)
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