DF64P Premium Single Dose Espresso Grinder (Matte Black)

I got tired of hand grinding and decided it was time to order a proper espresso grinder for my office. I have a Eureka Mignon Silenzio at home and I love it, but I wanted a single dose grinder, so I considered buying a eureka mignon zero. When I watched reviews online, I saw a few videos of the DF64 line and I became intrigued by the DF64p. Eventually I decided to go with the DF64p, and I’m happy I did! So far my experience with this grinder has been great. It’s consistent, it came with a lot of accessories like the dosing cup, funnel and single dose bellows and the wood appointments make it look really fancy. It was really easy to dial in, and the grounds come out super fluffy with no clumping. The construction seems really solid as well. The only complaint I have is that it’s much louder than my silenzio, but this is a minor thing. While I wish it had a button that could be engaged by the portafilter, overall I am extremely pleased with this grinder and I highly recommend it.Also my experience with the vendor was great. They shipped out the grinder very quickly and it arrived well packaged and in brand new condition.

Great grind size consistency, low grinds retention, very fine grind if need be. There doesn't seem to be static build up inducing fly-a-way grounds. No negatives so far, only ground about ½ lb of old stale beans to get a starting point for dialing in with fresh roasted beans.updateUsing Sweet Maria's amber liquid espresso blend beans roasted to the end of first crack, in this grinder produces a grind size and consistency my old grinder never could. This grinder seems to produce a shot substantially better and more flavorful than my old grinder ever could. Currently pulling a 24gm double yielding 48gm in the cup in exactly 30seconds. Changes in grind settings seem to produce noticeable changes in output even when making very small changes, changing the grind setting one unit produces noticeable changes in the cup.I at this point I can't imagine any other grinder doing any better.

This is a very poorly made product- it constantly gets clogged to the point of having to unscrew the top, clean out the blade and chute section, and then redo. This takes about 20 minutes, not to mention wastes coffee that is stuck in the different areas.I’ve tried to troubleshoot this many times and have read articles, other reviews, and watched YouTube videos with no luck. I push all remaining coffee out after each use but it doesn’t make a difference. Please don’t purchase this.

Excellent grinder for espresso BUT, if you want it to be as good as it CAN be you’ll likely need to do some tweaking and adjustments.The burrs on my grinder needed alignment, they weren’t even close to where they need to be for best uniformity BUT, before you can do the alignment, you need a zero point so that you can do a wipe (contact) test. The zero point came set to a position completely off the grind scale which requires disassembly of the bottom of the grinder to recalibrate. There are several videos on Utube that describe how to do it but it’s a bit fiddly to say the least.Once that’s done you can do the wipe test and align the burrs (more videos) and be on your way to some great tasting coffee.It may not sound that way but, i actually like this grinder a lot. I only wish it had come better adjusted from the beginning. It’s all good now and I’m looking forward to great espresso for many years to come.Update: I should also say that this is not a quiet grinder.If you slow feed the beans while grinding like I do, it makes a racket.Slow feeding gives better uniformity and far less fines which, is why I do it.It’s still a good bit louder than my conical burr grinder even with the lid on. It’s not a problem for my house but, thought I should mention that.Pros:Solid, heavy buildDLC burrs should last ~Very low retentionEasy to dial in. The entire grind scale is for espresso so, you can really split hairs if necessary.Easy takedown for cleaning.Cons:NoisyInitial calibration is difficult

I’ve using this grinder daily for the past six months or so. It works great. Ya it makes a little noise when in use but not much more than any other grinder I’ve seen/heard. The appliance is relatively easy to clean, which is seldom unless you switch between beans a lot. I pretty much stick to the same dark roast coffee bean. I would recommend this grinder to everyone.

Don't make the mistake I made thinking this was a Turin DF64.Yes totally my mistake but ordering on my small iPhone SE the machines look nearly identical and both have the same DF664 designation but this one has an added P.Just a cheaper copy of the Turin DF64 with a burr that is very difficult to align and a strange bottom of the machine placement for the grind setting adjustment.Not what I want and I ground a bit of coffee so I would expect to get dinged on a refund because the machine is not in new condition so I will just call it a loss and give it to a friend because it's not what I want to fool with.I will resolve my mistake by buying a Turin DF83!!

I needed a grinder for my espresso setup, and this didn't disappoint! The setting dial, the bellower and overall design/materials are fantastic! Heavy duty feel, but intuitive design make this the grinder I was looking for!Settings are easy to dial in and the consistency is fantastic!

You are not going to do better than this grinder. I had no issues with calibration. In fact, the precision that this offers has allowed me to dial in my shots to create different tasting shots from the same bean. I can highlight notes that I want to taste by going finer or coarser. Worth every penny.