☕ 1Zpresso JX Manual Coffee Grinder Silver 35g Capacity | Stainless Steel Conical Burr | Adjustable Settings | Portable Mill for Faster Coarse Grind Efficiency Review

The 1Zpresso JX series manual coffee grinder that I received was unfortunately defective. The lower grinder did not close properly when the grinder knob was tightened, even when fully tightened. Too bad, because the material and workmanship were solid. The grinding mechanism was smooth and the grinding was fast. It's a pity that the cut was only coarse and couldn't be adjusted differently. Update 7/2/2020: Although the grinder I received was faulty, the customer service I received when I…

Disclaimer: I only use it for pouring. I can't comment on how it grinds espresso or french press, but I will say it's smooth with no lumps or powder. good things first It's a nice machine and it grinds quickly and accurately as you would expect from something in this price range. The grind settings are almost unlimited, so you can find the exact grind that suits the beans you use and your taste preferences. This is a hefty item, not the best for travel unless weight is an issue. But if you're…

Without a doubt the best grinder I have ever owned, this is my sixth. First, as an engineer, I really value good design, both in terms of looks and features. The bearings in the mill are the smoothest I've ever used. Between the bearings, the stainless steel burrs, and the handle, which sits just over 5 inches from the center of the grinder to the center of the wood handle (longer handle, better leverage, easier to grind), grinding is almost effortless. Second, the aluminum body is very strong,

I don't normally write reviews but feel like I have to. I will say that I have no such experience with hand grinders, this is my second coffee grinder. I alternate between espresso and poor over. I have a fairly high espresso setting. Expobar office combined with Baratza Vario. Switching back and forth between the two is problematic. Once you've set the grinder on this bob, it's best to leave it alone. In my opinion anyway. That's why I decided to buy a cheap manual meat grinder. The one…

I've heard a lot of good things about the JX so I decided to buy it from Revain. It is sold as an espresso grinder so I used it for about 1 month with the Cafelat robot along with the BPlus Apollo which I already had. Field 2, Kinu M47, BPlus Apollo and now 1ZPresso JX. Aside from the Hario, the 1ZPresso is the cheapest of them all, so I wasn't expecting too much from this grinder. User Experience: Overall, using this grinder is quite easy and straightforward. I've mostly used medium-dark beans