Sage Smart Grinder Pro – Brushed Stainless Steel – Electric Burr Grinders

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• 5.0

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  Great grinder!

  Bought to go with my new espresso machine and works perfect! Setup was nice and easy for a beginner. Lots of options for grind size and amount with an easy to use and clear display!

  Paul A. · September 22, 2025

• 5.0

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  Buen molino para espresso

  Muy buen molido a decir verdad, buena molienda para esspero, para otros métodos está decente, no resalta mucho, lo único es tiene un porcentaje de retención un poco notorio en la primera molienda cuando está sin nada de café

  Nancy N. · March 28, 2026

• 1.0

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  Basura de servicio

  Pésimo, de dar vergüenza

  Michael A. · June 30, 2026

• 5.0

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  Bon moulin!

  Tres précis, facile d’utilisation, ça permet de répéter des doses choisies, donc d’obtenir la meme quantité de café à chaque fois et de la bonne grosseur! C’est à mon avis un appareil de qualité.

  Amy N. · July 19, 2026

• 5.0

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  Molino práctico y funcional

  Muy buen artículo, me gusta mucho su diseño, así como la calidad de sus materiales, muele perfectamente los granos, puedes ajustar con las perillas que tiene, para la cantidad de gramos, tiempo y tipo de molienda, además el recipiente con el que cuenta es muy útil, lo recomiendo ampliamente.

  Timothy A. · May 8, 2026

• 1.0

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  Default inner burr setting is wrong!

  I bought the Smart Grinder Pro specifically for espresso and paired it with a La Marzocco Linea Mini. For months I assumed the grinder was capable of producing proper espresso grind out of the box. It turns out the factory default internal burr setting (6) was so coarse that even with the external adjustment set to the finest setting (1), my machine was producing an absurdly long extraction.Only recently did I discover the hidden internal burr adjustment. After changing it from 6 to 3, everything changed immediately. My espresso went from watery, over-extracted coffee to a proper 20g in / 29g out shot in 33 seconds. Crema improved, body improved, and latte art became dramatically easier.My complaint is not that the grinder cannot grind fine enough. It absolutely can.My complaint is that a grinder marketed heavily for espresso ships with an internal burr setting that is nowhere near a serious espresso range. If someone buys this grinder specifically for espresso, they should not have to discover a hidden adjustment buried inside the machine after months of use.I spent three months blaming my espresso machine, my beans, and my milk steaming technique before discovering the real problem was a hidden factory setting.And here's the part I still don't understand: if a user doesn't need espresso-level grind fineness, why are they buying a dedicated $200 grinder in the first place? People who only need coarse settings for drip coffee can get acceptable results from grinders that cost a fraction of the price. Customers paying for a grinder marketed for espresso should reasonably expect the factory calibration to place espresso somewhere near the middle of the adjustment range—not completely outside it.The grinder itself is capable. The default setup is not.Breville should either ship the grinder with a more espresso-friendly burr setting or make the internal burr adjustment much more obvious during setup.

  Deborah N. · June 1, 2026

• 5.0

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  This Coffee Grinder Will Up Your Coffee Game, and Not Just Espresso. I Love It!

  I've had two Breville Bambino Plus espresso makers for several years. I like them a lot and I felt they good espresso. But I thought I could do better. I had a coffee grinder that was supposedly a good brand, but it jammed and I gave up on it a couple years ago. But I saw the Breville Smart Grinder and was intrigued. It is an amazing machine and while it can be used with any espresso maker and it's portafilter, the Breville's are it's sweet spot. It has settings for: grind time, number of doses and grind size. You can start i by pushing on your portafilter. I found that freshly ground beans initially take up much more space that ground coffee. So I bought a dosing funnel, good but but too tall and also opaque. I bought the Breville one, smaller and smoke grey so you can see the coffee. The tamper fits in it. Tamping reduces the volume of the coffee; they take it off and put the portafilter. The grind size is very adjustible to you can go from expresso fine grind to coarse for Frency press, and everything in between. I continue to tweak my expresso and my French press is great too. Very pleased with it.

  Kenneth A. · January 14, 2026

• 4.0

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  I've accepted the Gospel of St. Grinder!

  For years, I have had coffee aficionado friends, my mother-in-law, and a bajillion online forum posts telling me that a good burr grinder was the key to quality espresso. All the money in the world on a prosumer machine wasn't going to amount to a hill of gourmet coffee beans as long as I was chopping them up with the $20 Krups blade grinder which I've been using for 15 years. But I just couldn't see how it could make that much of a difference. And certainly not at the prices that rivaled the espresso machines they were meant to feed!But for that same 15 years I've had a prosumer espresso machine that I bought after going through several cheaper models (in our house, the espresso machine gets worked fairly hard). I've had it serviced and overhauled every few years. It's plumbed in on a dedicated, filtered water line, and it's plugged into a digital timer so it kicks on 30 mins. before the alarm goes off in the morning and is fully warmed up and ready to go every day. So a couple months ago, I took it for service and decided that rather than pop for a shiny new machine, maybe I'd try upgrading my grinder to see what difference that might make.I did my due diligence and researched the options before settling on the Breville Smart Grinder. Yes, I was considering a new $2K espresso machine, but I wan't spending that kind of small fortune on a grinder! What sold me on the Breville were several features. The removable hopper (you can leave beans in it when you take it off), the adjustable grind size and dosing, and the magnetic switch triggered by putting the portafilter in place. It took me a week or so of fiddling with the timing and grind size to find the sweet spot for my machine, but once I got it dialed in I realized the advantage of the high-end grinder. For years, I could get a decent shot out of my blade grinder probably 7 or 8 out of 10 times (I had nearly perfected the art of counting a certain number of seconds). But now, I was pulling shots at just the right

  Ashley N. · March 22, 2019