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Features
- New Version 1.4This version comes with enlarged chute design and the upgraded metal declumper.
- 54mm Flat BurrsCustom made 54mm stainless steel flat burrs.
- Plasma Generator AKA IonizerPlasma Generator wrapping around the exit chute reduces static.
- Single Dose & Zero RetentionTrue Zero Retention <0.1 gram. Even without bellow this grinder reaches almost zero retention. Use blow-out funnel with lid to completely empty the dead space.
- Stepless AdjustmentRedesigned dial is wrapped with chrome. The included metal indicator makes grind size so much easy to adjust. The adjustment is stepless. It can be dialed in for espresso with high precision.
- Anti-Popcorn Disc IntegratedThe integrated Anti-popcorn disc prevents jumping beans and increases grinding speed.
- 58mm Transparent Plastic Dosing CupIt comes with 58mm food grade transparent plastic dosing cup. While a portafilter can be used in the portafilter rest, it is best to use the dosing cup, especially if your portafilter isnt 58mm.
Color: Black
Brand: MiiCoffee
Material: Aluminum
Style: Modern, compact
Item Weight: 10 Pounds
Color: Black
Brand: MiiCoffee
Style: Modern, compact
Product Dimensions: 7"L x 4.5"W x 12"H
Capacity: 0.1 Grams
Recommended Uses For Product: Grinding
Voltage: 110 Volts
Global Trade Identification Number: 67
Manufacturer: MiiCoffee
Item Weight: 10 pounds
Item model number: DF54
Date First Available: September 29, 2021
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Color: Black
Excellent, solidly built and easy to use grinder. Bought to replace a Fellow Opus grinder which had problems with grind retention. This grinder blows it out of the water. I use for Espresso only. Much more consistent grinds with very fine adjustment that is stepless and easy to use. The bellows easily clear any remaining grinds out of the chute after a grind finishes. Kit includes a brush to periodically clean the grind shut to prevent buildup. So far in several weeks of use I have seen minimal buildup. Retention - almost nonexistent, we're talking fractions of a gram at most. Consistency - incredible. Shots have been pulling consistently once I dialed in the grind size. Noise - Much quieter than the outgoing Fellow Opus. More of a low hum than a high pitch shriek. Operation - Easy, single dose loading into the bellows, single power button that is either on or off. Bellows are easily removed to access the bur assembly. Grinder can grind into a 58mm portafilter directly, or into the included grinds container, which is also sized to fit perfectly into a 58mm portafilter for grounds transfer. TLDR - Buy this, it simply cannot be beat at this price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by Ian
Color: Black
1 Month Update: I still really love this grinder. Best value purchase for the grind quality you get. After about 1-2 weeks of use, I noticed more static in the grinds, but a simple clean with the included chute brush resolved this and it's back to clean static free output. I've also started to spray my light roast beans, but not necessary for dark to medium roasts. I still love the look and how sturdy yet quiet it is. I also recommend hot starting for grinding to help maintain grind consistency. No clogging issues whatsoever. You can't go wrong with this grinder if you're looking for something for home that provides a quality grind to elevate your espresso journey. Original review: I wasn't one of the early adopters of the DF54, so I had to wait for the next batch shipment to be available so I could get my hands on one. My previous grinder was a Baratza Encore that barely met standards in terms of a good espresso grind (very inconsistent, muddy flavors), which it wasn't really designed for. I've read some of the complaints of the DF54 in terms of the zero point and static issues and I have to say so far I have none of those issues. Maybe they tweaked the manufacturing to address some of the prior issues to improve Quality Control on these latest arrivals. 1. My DF54 right out of the box hasn't had any static issues yet, even when grinding light roasts (which tend to have more static than darker roasts). 2. The Zero Point was spot on. Just turning the dial a hair past "0" was where the gear "chirping" happened, so I'm happy with this calibration. 3. First few grinds had a little bit of retention, but after that and using the bellows, the final grind comes to +/- 0.1g from the initial beans dosed. 4. Some video reviews talked about how the bellows come off too easily from the grinder, but with mine, the bellows are fairly snug that if I try to remove them, the "anti-popcorning" cap slips out with it, so seems everything fits well together. I haven't check the burr alignment on this unit, but so far I don't feel like I need to. For Espresso grinds, I have it set in the vicinity of 20, and my shots so far have produced wonderful clarity for fruity notes, but enough smoothness for flavors like vanilla. Very satisfied with my purchase. I really love the compact design, the quiet operation and pairs well with my Bambino Plus. I'll provide an update in 1 month.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024 by Greg Weatherford
Color: Black
Coming from a Capresso Infinity and then Breville Smart Grinder Pro, and having spent some time with a gen 1 DF64, I wanted a grinder that would allow me to switch between espresso and pourover, and regular and decaf beans from drink to drink. One grinder for everything. The DF54 is an appealing option as it's affordable, single dose, stepless, and compact. At first I really liked this grinder. It's small! It's quiet! It makes incredible espresso! However, after making a few drinks the grinder clogged on some dark decaf beans. After a thorough cleaning it clogged randomly. Medium roast espresso grinds did best, but I also experience clogs on some medium roast Blue Bottle Beans (at 5am! The worst possible time!). Other users complain about clogs as well - see Youtube user CaffeMartellaSingapore's video on Feb 15, he shows that simply by dosing an extra 7g of beans his DF54 clogs. The reddit r/df54 sub is absolutely chock full of people complaining about clogs, this is not an isolated issue. While the coffee this grinder makes is excellent, and the small size, low price, and quiet operation would make it ideal for home use, the clogging is incredibly frustrating. After agonizing over options I finally ordered a DF64 and while it's larger, much louder, and more expensive, I would strongly recommend it over the DF54. It handles the same beans at the same grind settings with alacrity. Far more confidence inspiring, and lower retention. My unit might just be a dud, as plenty of people don't complain about clogging, and the Turin grinders seem to suffer from quality control issues. If the DF64 didn't exist I would keep this grinder as an espresso grinder and use a different grinder for pourover. However, given that the DF64 does exist, costs the equivalent of a few bags of coffee more, and performs tremendously better, just buy a DF64. Pros: Excellent espresso Compact size Stepless adjustment Low retention Very quiet operation Cons: Small dose size Slow grind speed Static-prone plastic dosing cup Terrible clogging issues make it extremely unreliable to unusable. Two week update: I bought a DF64 and making 8 double shots a day with a variety of dark and light, cheap and expensive beans - zero issues whatsoever. Just some static and it's a bit loud. No clogs, no retention, I haven't had to disassemble anything. Tremendously less finicky than the DF54. Which is too bad, because if the 54 worked reliably I'd keep and recommend it. Six week update: DF64 has never had a single issue. I have also been experimenting with a Kingrinder K6 originally bought for travel, but find that it works incredibly well for espresso. Zero retention, easy grind adjustment. If you're just beginning with espresso I would recommend a good hand grinder. It's far easier to learn with than a cheap electric grinder. I would take a K6 over a DF54 if I were on a tight budget. Four month update: the DF64 has clogged once in four months, where the DF54 clogged at least half a dozen times in two weeks. Same users, same coffees, same workflow.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025 by PBnJinSD