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Niche Zero Bottom Line Review™

Bottom Line First
The Niche Zero is an amazing grinder for the money though it is indeed a niche grinder as its purpose is single-dosing. This is perfect as my main use is single dosing for my daily...

Saw this earlier:

Looks like a super solid competitor for the home market. Some user reviews popping up on some UK forums.

Thoughts?

Decided to pose this question to see what current or future owners of Niche Zero would like to have implemented if there was a v2. Been reading some minor gripes such as popcorning and the addition of an auger. For me I'd like to see a...

Ok so I've seen various mentions of the grinder on HB but no real feedback on it. I am not a fan of these chinese flyby night companies but I am impressed with the weight of this unit but price is concerning

375gram weight of nano

15gram...

I have been reading H-B for a long time, but this is my first post. It was thanks to you that I first purchased an HG-1 and I am turning to you for advice on an upgrade (I will likely give up single dosing if I go with the Ceado).

I have...

I have put an Eureka Atom distributor in my Niche. Reduces popcorning and prevents bean parts making its way to the dial ring under the lid.

It's been 6 days since it was announced I'm surprised there's no thread for it here. I believe it has the same form factor of the Aergrind but with a different burr geometry (still an Italmill) which lacks the ideal resolution for espresso...

Hi all. Long time reader, first-time poster.

Looks like Kinu announced this at the Berlin World of Coffee show today:

The product page is up on their Website, and it looks like they are taking orders:

Can't wait to hear impressions...

My Sette 270 arrives tomorrow.

Any suggestions on the starting point settings for my first espresso pull using medium roast beans? Medium dark roast?

I know how to dial it in, but a hint at the starting point would be great.