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For a steeper price, the Virtuoso+ has everything we like about the Encore in terms of reliability and consistent grind size, plus a few improved features.

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If you're shopping for a large family or small office of caffeine addicts, our top recommendation is the Baratza Virtuoso+. It can pump out a very consistent grind size and is also kitted out with more industrial-grade components than most of its consumer-level competitors. This means it is more likely to stand the test of time and shake off the abuse of multiple people making multiple cups of coffee each day. It had a long stint as our office grinder, where it consistently churned out 20+ cups of ground beans per day like a champ. 
The high price tag of the Virtuoso+ may be the main deterrent. Additionally, its grind consistency is slightly less impressive than some less durable models we've tested. However, the grind consistency isn't very far off from that of top performers, and its components are likely to last longer when subjected to heavy use, which should save anyone that grinds lots of coffee money in the long run.

If you're shopping for a large family or small office of caffeine addicts, our top recommendation is the Baratza Virtuoso+. It can pump out a consistent grind size and is also kitted out with more industrial-grade components than most of its consumer-level competitors. This means it is more likely to stand the test of time and shake off the abuse of multiple people making multiple cups of coffee daily. It had a long stint as our office grinder, where it consistently churned out 20+ cups of ground beans per day like a champ. 
The high price tag of the Virtuoso+ may be the main deterrent. Additionally, its grind consistency is slightly less impressive than some less durable models we've tested. However, the grind consistency isn't very far off from that of top performers, and its components are likely to last longer when subjected to heavy use, which should save anyone that grinds lots of coffee money in the long run.
Read more: Baratza Virtuoso+ review

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 Honestly, I don't think the Commandante is well priced given the value you get out of it.

 Personally, I would get the Virtuoso+ if you really don't want to deal with hand grinding or you're OK spending extra money for faster grinding -- I would expect hand grinding to take 2-5 times as long as electric grinding depending on your arm strength. I would get the Lido 3 if you want to get the best performance:price ratio and you just want a very good (but not the best) grinder for any purpose. Honestly, I don't think the Commandante is well priced given the value you get out of it.

I want to upgrade my cheap electric burr grinder. It’s easy enough to use but the grind is really inconsistent and I see it recommended basically nowhere. 

I’m deciding between the Comandante, Lido 3, and Virtuoso+. My main brew methods are aeropress, French press, and phin. I could see myself getting into pour over one day. 

I know the Virtuoso+ would be simplest but I don’t mind work for a good cup. Are the manual grinders at this price point that much more consistent? Will I get a noticeably better cup?

Since I switch beans and brew methods rather frequently I’m not sure the Lido is for me since it’s stepless. 

I’ve heard the Comandante can have questionable build quality (lot of plastic) but I imagine it’s fine for normal use. It is hard to find and even their suggested dealers seem to sell it for anywhere between 250 and 350 which is frustrating. 

Thoughts on what grinder would be best for me?

Comandante vs Lido 3 vs Baratza Virtuoso+

 Versatile settings Adjustable times, and pulse mode.  Cons- *There is a learning curve for grounds! Everyone has different taste. Plus the pamphlet is pretty off in terms of what ground settings go good with each type of coffee. I think the settings say 8 for Espresso

 NOW'S THE TIME to TREAT. No tricks.  Pros- Easy to clean Extremely fast grinds STRONG and FAST grinding. CONSISTENT

Yup. Life changer.

When it comes to grinding beans for coffee makers, pour over AeroPress and everything in between. There's one grinder that we've recommended consistently for over a decade. The Baratza Virtuoso Baratza has released a successor to this renowned grinder in the form of a Virtuoso Plus hi I'm Charles with Clive Coffee, let's take a closer look. If you're familiar with the original, many things about the Virtuoso Plus will seem quite familiar

Baratza Virtuoso+ Conical Burr Grinder Review

 My only critique is that I seem to be close to the limit on the fine side for espresso.

Purchased with the desire that

 For some unknown reason, the coffee produced by the Barataza is a bit more flavorful than my old Breville. Nice crema too.

Finally Have the Grinder for Me

 To grind the equivalent of two generous scoops of beans for one 16oz mug of coffee (pour-over), we: Set the timer to 10.1 seconds, it auto memorizes that setting. Set the grind selection to #9. Press the button

 Then run the unit until all remaining beans have been ground. Then service and clean.  Changing Grind Setting, important: There are only two times/ways you are allowed to adjust the grind setting. 1

 If beans are in the chamber, you can only adjust the grind setting when the machine is running.

 We'd equate our strength preference for coffee to a 16oz, two-shot Americano. So, the 10.1secs at #9, was good.  NOTE: Download and read all the literature!  Service or Cleaning, important: Before servicing or cleaning the burrs, remove all beans by turning the unit upside down and emptying them into another container

Good quality.  Love this machine!

.. you would have a different time for the amount of beans you need depending on how many cups of coffee you need to brew. I make anywhere from 1-10 cups at each session

 turning the dial up for a long grind to brew 10 cups is easy.. but if I need to reduce the time, it goes backwards by a 10th of a second.

 beans grind even all the way through.. zero complaints on how it does it's job. What I can't figure out and is a bit of a pain is the "timer" to grind

Timer?

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The heart of this mill is the grinder with Hochstickstoffhaltigem, Martensitic stainless steel with high (approximately 58 Rockwell hardness) and high strength for high edge retention. Extremely sharp, after curing individually sharp Z cutting edges. Newly developed Mill, geometry. Very homogeneous grinding result. Grinding speed approx. 1 bean/turn Enclosed Double Mounted axle, with stainless steel ball bearings. Handle Knob made from Oak wood can be removed and seal on the handle. Secure the crank on the axle with magnet connection. All plastic parts made of Eastman Tritan copolyester

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 Definitely a bit pricier at $350. That's not a deal breaker, but if another grinder is comparable in quality for less money..

 

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As you mentioned the biggest problem is setting up the grind size is a pain, hard to get the point zero, hard to adjust a grind size and even if you do it becomes loosely after 2-3 grinds so you have to adjust it again. I switched to Commandante C40 3 months ago and can't describe the use of easiness with words. On the other hand, Hario Skerton is £27 one of the cheapest hand grinders on the market and can give you some time to understand the coffee, different grind sizes etc.

So I recently bought a hand-grinder (Hario Skerton) to start experimenting with my Aeropress brews at home. I had read great reviews, but none of them mentioned how inconvenient the process of setting up the grind size on this thing is. You have to remove the cover, screw/nut, handle and another prong thingy before you can see the actual grind adjusting nut. After that, you have to tighten or loosen the sharp metal ridges with your bare fingers. It just seems so unsophisticated, and in case of tightening, a bit painful too.

Thinking of returning this and getting a Hario mini instead. Any reasons to keep the Skerton Plus instead?

<div class="md"><p>So I recently bought a hand-grinder (Hario Skerton) to start experimenting with my Aeropress brews at home. I had read great reviews, but none of them mentioned how inconvenient the process of setting up the grind size on this thing is. You have to remove the cover, screw/nut, handle and another prong thingy before you can see the actual grind adjusting nut. After that, you have to tighten or loosen the sharp metal ridges with your bare fingers. It just seems so unsophisticated, and in case of tightening, a bit painful too.</p>

<p>Thinking of returning this and getting a Hario mini instead. Any reasons to keep the Skerton Plus instead?</p>
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Anyone else hate using their Hario Skerton Plus?

 Let's first talk about the design and then we'll get into the performance and how the coffee tastes. The Commandante looks pretty minimalist and more or less like the platonic ideal of a manual coffee grinder. There's a bunch of different color ways. You can also get a few models wrapped in a wood veneer, but personally, I was never really into that look

 The Mach 1 was never a big success. It had a few problems, so when people talk about the Commandant, they are most likely referring to the C40 Mark Iii, which has become what you could almost call the gold standard of manual grinders. Let's first talk about the design and then we'll get into the performance and how the coffee tastes. The Commandante looks pretty minimalist and more or less like the platonic ideal of a manual coffee grinder

Comandante C40 review

 With a good sized oakwood pommel and wood veneer wrap. To the outside, the Commandante achieves small textural details like the not etched or lasered but burnt into the Wood Commandante logo that adds to the grinder's remarkable impression. The Mk4 comes with two screw-on grinds catches, one a clear polymer glass jar and the other regular glass in amber with one lid shared between them and these can hold the full capacity to the grinder. These jars stand out for so many reasons that are often overlooked on the Commandante

 Link up here and this upgrades your standard Commandante grinder where it essentially then doubles your grind settings, so in turn it will double the range you have for espresso brewing. So with the common Dante out of the box as is, it has an espresso range of say, 7 to 12 clicks or 5 grind settings. Then add the Red Clicks upgrade and this will boost that range and become 14 to 24 with 10 grind settings to choose from. And then you could still probably adjust it one or two clicks, course or a finer and still get good results

 Now you might notice there's no little red o-ring Now to get lost on the Mk4, either. wipe everything down with a dry cloth and then it's fairly simple to reassemble. You'll want to do this regularly to stop any build up from fine coffee particles, and that's the Commandante C40 Mk4 nitro blade for you Now Commandante continue to produce high quality hand grinders with the Mk4, and even with many other grinders being released in the last few years competing in this space offering their own unique features, I'm not sure this really impacts the admirable performance and value you get with a common Dante Grinder, and I believe there is still plenty on offer in using one and brewing great coffee. And it's still up there and it has been for a very long time as one of the very best hand grinders that money can buy

 Now in taking care of your Commandante, it's relatively easy to pull apart to clean and maintain. Just undo the settings dial all the way off the bottom of the grinder to let the inner burr drop out, then slowly remove the axle from the top of the grinder along with those washers that sit on top of the ball bearings. Now you might notice there's no little red o-ring Now to get lost on the Mk4, either. wipe everything down with a dry cloth and then it's fairly simple to reassemble

 You'll want to do this regularly to stop any build up from fine coffee particles, and that's the Commandante C40 Mk4 nitro blade for you Now Commandante continue to produce high quality hand grinders with the Mk4, and even with many other grinders being released in the last few years competing in this space offering their own unique features, I'm not sure this really impacts the admirable performance and value you get with a common Dante Grinder, and I believe there is still plenty on offer in using one and brewing great coffee. And it's still up there and it has been for a very long time as one of the very best hand grinders that money can buy. So if you have any questions on the common Dante C40, then add them in the comments section down below and we'll get straight back to you. Thanks for watching to the end of this video and as always we'll see you again in the next one

Comandante C40 Mk4 Nitro Blade Coffee Grinder Review

Baratza Virtuoso+ vs Comandante C40

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