Espresso Grinders

Budget Pick

Timemore Chestnut C3 ESP PRO

~£80

The cheapest grinder that can genuinely do espresso.

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Best Value Hand Grinder

1Zpresso JX-S

~£130

Bigger burrs, faster grinding, numbered settings.

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1Zpresso JX-Pro

~£160

Finer adjustment steps for espresso perfection.

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Sage Smart Grinder Pro

~£200

The cheapest electric grinder worth buying for espresso.

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Comandante C40 MK4

~£250

The hand grinder that every other hand grinder is measured against.

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Eureka Mignon Silenzio

~£300

55mm flat burrs and near-silent operation at a mid-range price.

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The Default

Eureka Mignon Specialita

~£380

The grinder the home-barista community recommends most.

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DF64 Gen 2

~£400

64mm flat burrs, single-dose, and you can swap the burrs to anything.

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Flat Burr Single Dose

Eureka Mignon Oro Single Dose Pro

~£450

Eureka's answer to the single-dose trend, with 65mm flat burrs.

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The One

Niche Zero

~£550

The single-dose grinder that changed everything.

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Niche Duo

~£600

The Niche Zero concept, rebuilt with flat burrs.

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Option-O Lagom P64

~£900

64mm flat burrs with surgical precision and zero retention.

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