Eureka
Mignon Specialita
$449 lowest listed price, as of Oct 27, 2026
Arguably the default espresso grinder for a first serious setup: quiet, stepless, timed and good-looking.
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Where to buy
- Clive Coffee: $449
- Whole Latte Love: $499
Prices as of Oct 27, 2026; they may have changed, so check the retailer. Links may become affiliate links; as of launch none are. Disclosure.
Specs
- Burrs
- Flat, 55mm
- Single-dose
- No (hopper)
- Adjustment
- Stepless
- Espresso-capable
- Yes
- Quiet-ish
- Yes
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- Price tier
- Mid ($350–700)
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Strengths
- Quiet
- Programmable dosing
- Proven reliability
Trade-offs
- Some retention
- Burrs smaller than 64mm rivals
Notable features
- 55mm flat burrs
- Programmable timer
- Quiet operation
Pairs well with
- Flair 58 Plus 2 $685 Together $1,134. A manual lever: you heat water, you pull the shot, you control pressure with your arm.
- Lelit Victoria $1,000 Together $1,449. A single boiler that gets the details right: PID, pre-infusion and a shot timer out of the box.
- Profitec RIDE $2,499 Together $2,948. A refined dual boiler with an optional flow-control path.
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