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What grind setting do you use on the Varia grinder ?

I dunno…. 😅I love my Mahlkonig x54. Not as fast for sure, but it is a nice flat burr and solid for Filter, Toddy and Espresso (though I use my p64 for espresso). The build quality of the x54 is solid as heck too. Sad to not hear the x54 in the comparison as it’s cheaper and actually a good allrounder rather than being mostly filter!!

Nice Video Brother

Brewista or Varia Kettle?

THANK YOU!!

Hi, have you seen the new burr pattern? Could you review it compared to the previous model? I'm curious if there is any difference between them

I’d love to see you do a video comparison with this and the ZP6 Special.

So, it's a $500 plastic filter grinder that really should not be used for espresso, isn't ment for single dosing nor can it dose accurately with a full hopper, has massive static due to its high RPM and burrs are 65mm, just over the new industry standard.

Geez mate, what did you do to your thumb?

Glad to see a review of this! On paper this is a very interesting grinder and barely anyone's used it

hopper is deal killer

Interesting. Must say though, speed of grinding is one of the least important issues for the home enthusiasist. A busy cafe, yes. The home, not so much.

How does the grind speed compare to the 1z Q2 and or the Timemore Slim or C2?

Thank you. I'm getting one. Cheers

Excellent video. I was curious about what grind size you might use for cold brew. Thanks.

Is it true you have to purge before brewing.

A fun gift, but requires some fiddling to get a proper brew. At home, I use a stainless steel, Vietnamese coffee filter (with Trung Ngyuen coffee) it takes a couple minutes for the water to go all the way through. With this little filter here, following these directions, the water just rushes right through the coffee, so the taste was unbearably weak. So, after pouring the water, I set the net down in the coffee water for about 3 min. more, pulled it out, then let it drip dry. Still not as strong as the usual, but it will work when backcountry camping.

Thank you!

I've been using this for years. The buttons are getting bad but it's been a work horse for me. I only have to charge it a couple times a year it seems

Very interesting, Josh. Congrats, great video!

holding that button is a no go for me.

Thanks for such complete review!

That varia sounds like shit

What is the use of the safety valve? I thought it should give a hissing sound when water has all boiled ?

that's why I use 10 bucks ceramic grinder over 3 years for espresso and am completely satisfied 🤣

Oh thank you as the company does an awful job of instructing even though it was fairly intuitive! I can handle this for traveling & I do a LOT of it!

May I ask if the varia Vs3 is a good grinder as a daily grinder for espresso? Since it has low rpm.. Just curious

I wanted to understand - are dark roasts the only way to get the best out of a cold brew method / particularly this Hario Mizudashi? Also what grind size would you recommend - I went with a coarser grind on my hario ceramic mill super slim!

Thank you for sharing and already subscribed. What’s your point of view if I like filter and espresso, which grinder you would be leaning towards? Fiorenzato All ground sense or DF? Assuming No budget limits. Thanks

Grinder name please ?

Thanks a lot for this review!

very expansive I can simply get away with the Timemore scales

That seems like a lot of bean for one cup of coffee, doesn't it?

I bought one of those but I don't have an induction cooktop. Can I fill it with boiling water ?

Anyone have any issues on the 54 taking off the chute for cleaning? The one screw on the bottom of the cute just keeps turning and wont come out

Damn hardware unboxed changed a lot.

Amazon reviews saying its blocking a lot? I went with vs3 gen2 just hope it doesnt break lol

Is that a twist connector to the right of the chute when you open it up to show the insides??

the condensed milk in a tube just blew my friggin mind! hahha

I put a paper filter in the Pismo.

Hey Joshie, awesome review as always! I am about to get my first all-rounder grinder (for both espresso and pour-over). Hope you can help me to decide which one, since all three options fall onto similar price point in my country. If you have to pick 1 grinder, which one do you pick Josh? DF54, Varia VS3 gen 2, or Timemore sculpture 078s. Thankss! Really appreciate it and keep it up mate

Don’t worry, that thumbnail doesn’t make you look like every douche/cringe face, lemming moron on YT. Clearly looking like an idiot is more important then say, looking like an intelligent professional? 😂

Coffee culture is fucking hilarious

I'm certainly not an expert on the topic of "bypass." I have bth Hario V60 (plastic) and Kalita 185 (plastic)...as they seem to allow heat retention into my Hario Stainless Server. So...as to bypass...would this brewer tend to have maybe less bypass for us amateur home baristi? Thanks much, and nice Vid.

Got this for fathers day. Love it. Typcally have a nice espresso machine but absolutely love this for when I am on the move. So many coffee stands are just not worth the price in Washington state. Very happy

If you’re seeing red and green dots in front of your eyes it may be a sign to back off the espresso? Even so thanks for your dedication!

I can’t seem to find the J-max on your website?

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Great review/testing! Love the authenticity and honesty. 👍✨ I have the ZP6, K-Ultra, J-Ultra, E-Pro, and the first precursor to the current Q series. I've not done a cross product shootout like you have but can confirm general trend/sentiment for ZP6 having great clarity and less body for filter brew coffee with J-Ultra having far more texture and body for espresso. I've not gotten the J-Ultra to produce filter brews that I enjoy.

Stellar cinematography on this one. Really loved to see the different flow rates between the three dripping at the bottom. That Colombian sounds amazing. Ever since I tried a colombian coffee from Lot61 in Amsterdam I've been aiming for that amazing cup ever since. My lazy butt would probably change the filter two or three times then never change it again 🤣 but very interesting concept though :D Seems like the taste can change quite a bit so I guess trying all three for one coffee can be great to find the "perfect" cup for each. Thanks for sharing.