Baratza Sette 30

So to conclude, or for those who skip to the end of the video, the Sette lineup of grinders are solid options in their respective price brackets, with...

I was thinking of the baratza sette 30, because I knew I could easily fix it up, if with time it started not working properly. Since it might no longer have a warranty, it was reassuring that the brand sells all the replacement parts for anything you might need.

The good: - It is a consistent grinder. - It is fine enough for our espresso machine (a Breville). - We grind about 15-20 times each day. (owner for 3 years). - It cleans easily. - You can buy replacement parts for almost anything from Baratza. (Which I have done, successfully). The bad: - noisy - s...

Honestly you should start a company to do this for all grinders that have huge ugly hoppers like the Baratza Sette 270 lol

Bought 2 of these at the same time (1 for family member) and both have failed now. They last about 2-3 years. Have had 3 different problems with them. The gearbox failed on 1 and Baratza replaced it for free (this is a problem with older production models that has supposedly been fixed). Now the scr...

Second, we got the Baratza Sette 30 which made a significant different in consistency and speed, though was exponentially louder (I'm sure anyone can attest to the Sette). Recently, we acquired a 270 Assembly Kit for the micro-adjustments and had to add a shim to create finer espresso ground.

Why only 3/5 Stars? DISCLAIMER: I cheaped out and bought a Bambino which is directly affecting my review of this product. Ease of use 4 I didn't like the cheap feel of the open close lever, and I kinda wish I could measure and pour the grounds with better integration. Its fairly noisy although I kno...

Gaggia Classic Pro + Sette 30/270 -> Lucca A53 Mini + Specialita = More consistent/balanced espresso shots, much better milk drinks, easier/quicker workflow with less waste. The difference between a $150 appliance to a "decent" machine (GCP) is massive.

OK - it's noisy - really noisy. Do I really care? Not particularly. How long you gonna run it at a time? What bugs me most is there is a brown plastic "collar" that surrounds the burrs - it has holes in the bottom for the grounds to fall through and they clog up very easily and you have to take the ...

Buy this: basically transforms the Sette 30 into the Sette 270, for less than $100. That's a very cromulent espresso grinder.