OE Lido 3 Manual Coffee Grinder

regardless of the type of coffee that you like to drink, it's really excellent for travel. I Have to say that the fact that it comes with a travel cas...

If you're looking to pick this up, definitely check this one out if you're looking for like I said, really good quality grinds at a way cheaper than E...

I also use it daily to keep my Lido grinder free of coffee fines. It works great and I love it!.

I bought my Lido 3 almost 4 years ago and I've used it almost every day as part of my daily routine. The Pros: -It's probably got the biggest hopper of any hand grinder which makes it ideal for someone grinding beans for more than two people at a time. -The grinds for what I need are really consiste...

It’s excellent for filter coffee and that’s what I use it for everyday. With the Lido, I think of the settings as a coordinate system and you can easily go from one grind setting to another by thinking in terms of rotation + notches. For the Lido E, espresso is 0+6 to 0+8, zero rotations and 8 notches, for v60 osmotic method, it’s 2+2, 2 full rotations +2 notches. It’s easy to turn but can be slow, like 1 minute for 35g of filter coffee, compared to 30 seconds on the Pharos.

My main grinder at home has been a Lido 2 from YEARS ago. First generation of the “2”, and I love it. Italian burrs that are more aggressive, and faster grinding than this Lido 3. And that’s my one gripe about the “3”: The Swiss burrs are easier to grind with, but far slower than the Italian burrs. ...

Out of the three I like the Lido E the least. The adjustment method and the size made it very cumbersome to use. The relatively short turn handle to body ratio adds to the effort it takes to grind coffee. In comparison, the other 2 are much more pleasant of an experience to use.

This is the one I picked. The plastic housing for unground beans is too wide for my hand and it gets really fatiguing to grind 35g. The screw holes between the grip area and the top also grind by thumb. Grinding 35 grams takes far longer than I'd have expected and I'm not sure the grinds are as cons...

I had brewed it with my Encore last year and it was pretty decent at best, but I purchased a Lido ET back in August of last year and I can definitely say it has way more clarity now!. I'm using a 1:18 ratio and it genuinely tastes like jasmine and melon juice! Recently, I've departed from the 1:15 - 1:16 ratios I had always used and it really accentuates the flavor profile.

it is very nice designed hand grinder. the grinding is very even, for the best flavor. it is just kind of heavy for the comparing to others available. I would travel with a Q2 but use this one at home.