1Zpresso JX-Pro S Manual Coffee Grinder: Portable, Efficient, And Adjustable For Perfect Coffee Every Time! Review

I was debating across several different electric grinder models, but seems like you have to spend a fortune to get something that doesn't sound like a jet engine. Also, the more expensive grinders seem to be centered around espresso, which I'm not interested in. I do Aeropress and the occasional French press, but honestly have really grown to dislike French press due to the sediment.Ultimately I decided on this grinder based on the really positive reviews, and the fact that I'm the only coffee…

I upgraded from Hario Mini-Slim (v1) to this, but it's so good I'll probably also replace my Gaggia MDF with it.Pros:- full-aluminum body, which makes it a bit heavy- burr profile ensures extremely fast and very consistent grind- bearings are buttery smooth, keeping shaft very stable and grinding experience smooth- very fine grind adjustmentCons:- kinda heavy, which is expected of full-aluminum construction- putting coffee beans in is a bit of a hassle- suggested grind settings are way too fine

This is the first 'high end' hand grinder Ive tried and have not been disappointed at all. You can read about it on their website to learn about the materials and how its constructed. I can say it is very sturdy and fully expect it to last years. The grind increments are what make it very capable of multiple grind types. I use it for turkish and pour-over. The turkish grind will take a bit more work but it produces a nice powder as expected. One note; Ive seen a couple of reviews comparing this

I love this grinder. I use it to make pour over, and it really upped my coffee game. Prior to purchasing this grinder, I was using a low quality electric one from a big box store. Once you figure out the grind settings, this grinder is so easy to use and clean.The grind setting has a dial with 10 numbered increments on it. Each increment has 4 more divisions within it. For the light roast beans I buy, I'm using a setting of 3.3 for Chemex (or 33, depending on how you think about it). This means

This is not a cheap grinder, but it is so very good. You can adjust the grind from very coarse, suitable for a french press or similar, down through every way of making coffee, to espresso-fine grind, to turkish coffee fine grind, and beyond. You can make coffee flour if you so desire. The grind can be varied in very small steps, so you can dial into exactly how you want it. And the output is even and consistent. The handle is comfortable. Without beans in it, it turns completely effortlessly…

Reviewed well by many coffee lovers and this is very good product. Only one thing I had a little problem was I had to find YouTube video to find how to setup grinding level, otherwise I am very happy about this product after I used for a while. Range of grinding level is very wide, probably more than all you need, to get finer level is quite exercise (grinding handle gets little harder, but doable) but quality of ground coffee is very happy. I had electric grinder before but this can adjust…

This is my first hand grinder. So I suppose i dont really have a benchmark to compare quality of this grinder. But best I can tell its solidly made, and plus its a real joy to use! I enjoy taking it apart to clean it too. The included bristle brush for cleaning is a really nice touch (its a good quality brush!).

I have yet to try and clean it thoroughly because that is very daunting. However, it works great and is easy to grind. Nicely balanced. I do use that trick of a couple drops of water mixed in with your beans before adding to hopper. That really eliminates static. The brush provided is awesome with the two types of bristles. I'm finding it far superior to my old electric burr grinder.

The 1Zpresso JX-PRO changed my coffee experience completely for the better. Wonderful grinder, with very consistent grind quality, easy to use as well as fast. Perfect for my Moka-Pots and French Press too. Highly recommend.

You don't really have a reason to buy another hand grinder if you get this one. It'll last a really long time, i've ground as fine as turkish to as coarse as drip. pretty much any other 10 dollar hand grinder can spew out some coarse french press grind if you like coffee that way. for everything else, this grinder stays uniform and very fast. i use the little brush on the burrs when i switch coffee beans, otherwise just keep using it and coffee oils don't stay on the burrs long enough to effect

I've owned Hario Skerton and also have a Javapresse grinder. Both of those take a few minutes to grind 28g of coffee for French Press (300+ rotations). The JX-PRO grinds the same amount in a matter of seconds (60 or so rotations).I like that I can dial up a very wide range of grinding options, from Turkish to French Press. And it feels heavy, well made. The plastic top is a small quibble as well as the high stabilizing point, where loading it can result in coffee beans bouncing off and either…

Seems like an excellent product so far. Was upset that either Revain or previous owner had somehow bashed in the edge on top where the crank and beans are placed, and I could not take off the crank lever to put beans in. I was able to bend it back after many attempts but the thing is built like a tank. Still dialing in, haven't used for espresso yet.

Beautifully made hand grinder. Large and robust. The burs allow for very rapid grinding (30-45 seconds) for espresso grind. Unfortunately, that same speed results in some effort being required to crank the grinder. That's a tradeoff I am very willing to make. Fit and finish are excellent. Clean-up is very easy. Loading beans may require a quick swipe with an espresso brush to get the beans to fall into the chamber. Adjustment is super easy. First day I owned it I stripped it down completely and

Watch a instructive video before you try disassembling. High quality, small, handheld burr coffee grinder. Just what I was looking for.

***UPDATE 4/2021***I had some issues with my grinder after just over a year of use. The knob started to bind during use and eventually failed (pops off and was filled with metal shavings).I contacted 1Zpresso directly and provided photos of the issue. The customer service was prompt and courteous. They helped me source replacement parts from their website, a new knob and handle.The items arrived in three days to the west coast from Taiwan. I must note that the new handle and knob are of a new…

The support team at 1Zpresso went above and beyond in helping me solve a problem with my grinder that was of my own making. I've dealt with a number of large and small coffee companies in the past, and I must say that I'm deeply impressed by the team at 1Zpresso. They have a wonderful product that is truly bombproof. They stand behind everything they make to an extent that you don't see much these days, which speaks to the pride and confidence they have in their products. I highly recommend…

My son suggested we get one of these for our espresso maker. I was extremely impressed with the build quality, right out of the gate. My husband is a machinist, so I could see how beautifully engineered this grinder is. It is a dream to use, too. To make an espresso requires just a few seconds of grinding. There are about 40 different grind sizes, so lots of opportunity for experimentation. So far we have figured the settings for pour over and espresso.We love how easy it is to fill. The handle

Had a lower cost ceramic burr grinder for a few years, which worked well, but the quality of this grinder is exceptional.well worth the money. Should produce great results for several years.

Like:1. Solid and sturdy design.2. Heavy and feels well built.Dislike:1. adjustment dial numbers and dots are not readable except in bright light.2. adjustment dial is small and awkward to adjust the grind setting. (I am a very small man 5'3" tall and slim).3. adjustment dial retains coffee bean (whole and broken), the grinder handle does not sit well unless beans are removed from the middle of the adjustment dial, which is awkward. I had to blow air with my mouth to remove the bean which flew…

I have been using this product for about a month now and I am really happy with my purchase. I am glad that I chose the JX pro over the JX as this gave me more control over my grind size. If you are planning to grind for espresso you have to buy the JX pro.This product is well built and does have a premium feel it to.One thing to keep in mind is that the speed at with you grind matters. According to your speed you might have to change your grind size to pull the prefect espresso shot.