Hi,
long time reader, first time poster. I am in the market for a new grinder for single dosing for single O espresso. The NZ seemed like the obvious answer, however they appear to be quite difficult to source locally and I’d prefer something that has Australian warranty. I have looked at the H1 Hey Cafe, but we are fairly space limited, and the footprint is too large. I came across the Lagom p64 and I must say it looks amazing, ticks all the boxes on paper accept that it is getting very expensive. Today, I was told about the Ceado E5SD, it seems like a decent option, cheaper than the Lagom p64 by a few hundred which is nice. I can see the p64 was the variable speed motor, but I have no idea if I would make use of that feature. To me the Lagom looks a lot nicer aesthetically. Is there anything else that sets it apart that I am missing?
I have done a bit of research on the E5SD but cannot seem to find to many reviews on how it performs on its own or when compared to the NZ or p64, I am aware that Ceado have a decent reputation though. Would love to hear people’s thoughts/opinions, the P64 is just affordable (and may not be in the future), and I like the idea of getting an end game grinder that will last a lifetime, but I am not sure if I'm getting caught up in the idea of it being a design piece when a more affordable grinder will do just as well.
Sam
long time reader, first time poster. I am in the market for a new grinder for single dosing for single O espresso. The NZ seemed like the obvious answer, however they appear to be quite difficult to source locally and I’d prefer something that has Australian warranty. I have looked at the H1 Hey Cafe, but we are fairly space limited, and the footprint is too large. I came across the Lagom p64 and I must say it looks amazing, ticks all the boxes on paper accept that it is getting very expensive. Today, I was told about the Ceado E5SD, it seems like a decent option, cheaper than the Lagom p64 by a few hundred which is nice. I can see the p64 was the variable speed motor, but I have no idea if I would make use of that feature. To me the Lagom looks a lot nicer aesthetically. Is there anything else that sets it apart that I am missing?
I have done a bit of research on the E5SD but cannot seem to find to many reviews on how it performs on its own or when compared to the NZ or p64, I am aware that Ceado have a decent reputation though. Would love to hear people’s thoughts/opinions, the P64 is just affordable (and may not be in the future), and I like the idea of getting an end game grinder that will last a lifetime, but I am not sure if I'm getting caught up in the idea of it being a design piece when a more affordable grinder will do just as well.
Sam

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