1Zpresso JE-Plus S Manual Coffee Grinder, Coated Conical Burr, Extremely adjustment, 12.5 microns each click, Foldable Handle, Magnet Catch Cup Capacity 40g with Blind Shaker, Ideal for Espresso

Purchased primarily to use for espresso when traveling, however enjoy using it and I find myself pulling shots at home. This is my first hand grinder so hard to compare it to other more well known brands. I can however compare it to the Niche Zero for both work flow and taste and I'm enjoying both. The grind is remarkably consistent, much more so than the Niche, with practically no fines. Because of that I feel the taste is a little more balanced than the Niche with less acidic / floral notes. Not a bad thing, just different.The quality of the grinder seems as it will last a lifetime, although the aluminum is easily scratched. I really enjoy the built in blind shaker that is magnetically attached. Makes transferring the grinds to the portafilter very easy, with a quick brush required to get the last few grounds.It was also easy to dial in and the adjustment is fine enough to make the smallest of changes. For 18g of a medium roast it takes me about a minute / 110 rotations. The grinder is relatively big and heavy, but I don't mind the process at all. It's tactile and satisfying to use it. The grinder is easy to clean and e included accessories and bag are great. I wouldn't want this to be my only grinder, but if it was at least I would be grinding great coffee.

This micron increments are fine enough that dialing in espresso shots is easy.The blind shaker is a great added bonus!

This is a great grinder. The ground coffee that it produces is consistent and produces relatively few fines.The kit that comes with it is superb. I have used all of the accessories.The best thing is the catch bin being attached via magnets. This makes getting your coffee very simple.Some of the drawbacks:* the instructions are lacking. You're better off turning to Reddit and looking up this grinder's thread.* it is a large grinder in terms of circumference. I'm a large guy (6'4 -- 280 #) and it's not easy to hold and keep a firm grip on. I thought about buying some tennis racket grip tape and wrapping the middle.* beans will get stuck in the indention at the top of the spindle. They should've made a cap for this when loading beans. It's a minor annoyance.Even with those issues, I do not regret the purchase. It is a rock-solid grinder and wouldn't hesitate to replace.

First, the quality of the grinds the JE+ produces are great. Can easily choke my ECM machine if I wanted to and is very easy to adjust. The manual grinding isn't too difficult in terms of cranking/rotating the handle BUT there are some design choices that make it a little tiresome. The grinder is too thick, and it certainly doesn't help that they wrapped a thin piece of fake wood/cork around the grinder. My gripping hand would get really tired by the end of grinding because of how hard I'd have to squeeze to prevent the grinder from slipping. I added a few rubber bands too add some traction, and it has helped immensely. It would be nice if 1zpresso changed the fake wood to a silicone or rubber band or added a thumb stop like the Kinu. Overall, pretty happy with the JE+, which now serves as my travel grinder.

It's a fantastic hand grinder. I'm coming from using a Lido 2 for regular brew methods up to moka pot, and a eureka mignon specialita for espresso, and I would recommend this grinder for all purposes. The grind adjustment does take some getting used to, but it can easily do everything from french press to turkish but really shines for the finer methods. The grinding is extremely easy to do, and the adjustments hold nicely. The magnetic catch canister is great and you have options for either a removable bottom to dose into a portafilter or a sealed bottom. 100% would recommend for anyone who does a wide range of brew methods.The only downsides would be it doesn't hold a huge amount of beans, but given it's size that's forgivable since it's meant to be espresso focused anyways. If you need to grind more regularly, an electric grinder might be better for you long term. The other would be there is a large amount of static produced, but you can manage that by using RDT (Ross droplet technique) by wetting the back of a spoon and mixing that with the beans before grinding.

The grind size is fine enough and the steps are close enough to really dial in the perfect grind. This grinder may be overkill for drip coffee. Grinding takes a bit longer, but is worth the wait. Some may find it difficult to grip because for a hand grinder, it is heavy. But it's solid and well made. For drip and moka pot, it own the JX and it works well enough. I also want to try turkish coffee using this grinder.

I have this and the DF64 with stock burrs at home. When I really want the best espresso possible, I almost always grab this grinder over the more convenient electric one. The flavors are clean and clear with amazing texture.This can be hard to find these days, but it’s super worth it if you do find it.

using it for an year.i am amazed with the fineness of the ground. its super smooth.