Fellow Gen 2 Ode Burr Coffee Grinder Electric with 31 Settings for Drip, French Press & Cold Brew - Small Footprint Electric Grinder - Matte White
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- MEET THE NEW BURRS - With a unique two-stage grinding geometry, Gen 2 Brew Burrs produce a sweet, balanced, complex cup with enough clarity to respect the coffee. Whether youre a light roast drinker looking to increase extraction yield, or a medium and dark roast lover seeking rich chocolate and toffee notes, these burrs have something for everyone.
- PRECISION GRIND QUALITY - Precise particle size is possible with every push of the button thanks to cafe-sized flat burrs and easy grind adjustment with 11 settings and 31 steps total.
- MESS FREE MORNINGS - With new anti-static technology, a magnetically aligned catch for added cleanliness, and a grinds knocker to reduce grind retention, Ode Gen 2 will mitigate mess and keep your brewing area tidy.
- QUIET GRIND NOISE - No more waking up your roommates. From high-quality materials to ditching the noisy gearbox, Ode was designed with quietness in mind.
- FELLOW - Experts in coffee with a love for product design, we at Fellow believe coffee is a journey. We are dedicated to melding beautiful design with flawless functionality to help aficionados and beginners alike find the fun in the brewing process.
Color: Matte White
Brand: Fellow
Material: Aluminum
Style: Compact
Item Weight: 4.6 Kilograms
Color: Matte White
Brand: Fellow
Style: Compact
Capacity: 100 Grams
Recommended Uses For Product: Ode was designed for brewed coffee methods (AeroPress®, pour-over, electric coffee makers, French press, cold brew, and more) only.
Specific Uses For Product: AeroPress®, pour-over, electric coffee makers, French press, cold brew, and similar brewed coffee methods
Voltage: 120 Volts
Global Trade Identification Number: 89
Manufacturer: Fellow
UPC: 840228801689
Package Dimensions: 13.54 x 11.34 x 6.06 inches
Item Weight: 10.12 pounds
Item model number: Ode Gen 2
Date First Available: November 10, 2022
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Color: Matte White
UPDATE: Still really liking this grinder. After about 6 weeks I started having serious static problems. Coffee grounds were sticking everywhere! It turns out you need to clean the grinder about every 60 cycles to keep the anti-static tech happy. For me using it for two cups a day that would be every 30 days (or until the static becomes unbearable). This information is not in the manual but Fellow has a short video about it on their youtube channel. It's quick and easy to do. No taking anything apart, just use the provided cleaning brush to clear out any accumulated coffee in the exit chute that may be obstructing the anti-static pins. Works a charm! ORIGINAL REVIEW: I've had the Ode Gen 2 for about a week now, using it for Aeropress cups twice a day. It replaced a $200 Breville Smart Grinder Pro which had a decently long run before failing. The $345 Ode is a step up from the Breville in almost every way. It can't do Espresso like the Breville can, but that wasn't important to me. The Ode is much faster and quieter than the Breville. I haven't specifically timed the Ode, but to grind 17 grams of beans it's certainly less than 10 seconds between pressing the start button and the motor coming to a complete stop after detecting no more beans in the hopper. The Breville's timed dose took 19.4 seconds to grind the same quantity. I really like the single dose grinding of the Ode. It's one of the reasons I decided to upgrade rather than buy another Breville. When a visitor was here, changing beans in the Breville was tedious. No problem with the Ode since it doesn't store any beans. The grind produced by the Ode is extremely consistent. Every Aeropress cup I've made with the Ode has been full and flavorful with no sour notes. Aeropress with the Breville was usually very good as well, but there would be the occasional cup that was slightly off. Haven't had that happen with the Ode yet. Of course, the styling. The Ode is quite a bit smaller than the Breville, fitting under the cabinets with more room to spare. And, as my girlfriend said the first time she saw the Ode on the counter, "It's cute!" What do I not like about the Ode? Despite the anti-static technology in this version, I do get some stray grounds on the countertop. It's just a small amount, a few grounds here and there. Maybe it happens when I forget to tap the knocker on the side? Or maybe when I *don't* forget? Not sure yet. It's not a lot of stray grounds, and much better than some older grinders I used. The Breville on the other hand was a lot cleaner: almost never any stray grounds at all. I also think the catch cup still needs some work. The cup itself is a thing of beauty, but the lid is finnicky, and maybe that's why I sometimes get stray grounds. The channel inside the cup to direct the beans or grounds is kinda ok but seems more trouble than it's worth. To be fair, I also didn't care for the lid on the Breville catch cup. It screwed on tight, but the rubber thingy covering the hole just never fit quite right. The main thing I can't compare is durability since I've only had the Ode for a week. My Breville lasted about 7 years, but reviews are indicating that the latest models are failing much more quickly, which is the main reason I decided to go with a different grinder. Overall, I'm very happy with the Ode for my Aeropress cups.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023 by Gordo
Color: Matte Black
Very glad I stretched the budget. This is a properly premium product that doesn't compromise performance for a luxurious design and high quality materials. I've used it daily for 1.5 years and strongly recommend if you can swing the price. Pros: High quality metal build Sophisticated aesthetic Uniform grind Excellent workflow - Quick - Quiet (for what it is) - Auto stop - High quality touch points (clicky dial, metal knocker, etc.) - clever grind guide on back of lid Anti-static does a good job with retention (see cons) Never chokes / stalls (buy freshly roasted beans!!!) Compact footprint Cons: Can't grind for espresso Pricey Retention if you don't clean regularly (brush included, cleaning is simple)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026 by Phillip T.
Color: Matte Black
I'm two days and six grinds into using the Fellow Gen 2 Ode Brew Grinder. I'm coming from the Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill Grinder so this is a big upgrade (price and performance!). The Gen 2 Ode has a nice, consistent grind by comparison, it's faster, and quieter. The Cuisinart produced very static-y, clingy grounds especially for drier beans, and by comparison the Gen 2 Ode produces almost no static even without moistening the beans at all. The Gen 2 Ode produces far fewer fines as well - see the picture of the grounds dumped directly from the catch cup into the filter. I've tested settings between 5 and 6 for my pour-overs so far. Very happy with the upgrade.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by Chris Betti Chris Betti
Color: Matte Black
I decided after 20 years ro upgrade my $25 Krups coffee mill and was taken in by the slick marketing hype of Fellow. The Ode 2 is a lovely piece of equipment and pretty quiet. It does a nice job grinding coffee. However, imagine my surprise when after a week it started making weird noises and then froze up and beeped a couple of times. I took it apart per the instructions for cleaning the burr grinders (which should not need to be done more than every month or so). The hole through which the ground coffee drops out into the container was completely jammed up with ground coffee. So I cleaned it all thoroughly and put it back together and was able to grind coffee for my breakfast cup. Sure enough, the following week it starts making the bad noises again and freezes up. Same drill, take it apart and clean it. I shot off a note to Fellow customer service thinking there might be something wrong with my machine. To my surprise, the answer was just a series of maintenance suggestions -- clean it more often! It is clear to me that it is simply badly designed and the clogging is a "feature" not a "bug" as the tech guys say. I am trying to get Fellow to give me my money back and so far have gotten nowhere. Save yourself a lifetime of cleaning your extremely expensive coffee grinder every few days and buy something else. Update: After a lot of back and forth, Fellow had me send it bacxk to them and sent me a new one. Guess what? It also jammed after a few uses and has exactly the same problems. This rather clearly demonstrates that the Ode 2 has a fundamental design defect. The chute that the ground coffee drops through is either too small, shaped incorrectly, or in the wrong place. Now I am caught in a death loop between Fellow and Amazon trying to get my money back. Fellow sent me a return label and I sent the second unit back also. But they won't give me a refund, claiming it has to come from Amazon. Of course Amazon says it is a third party seller and the refund has to come from Fellow. My next step is to file a merchant dispute with my cedit card issuer. I suspect that will be effective in getting my money back especially since I don't even have the grinder any more. DO NOT BUY AN ODE 2!!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Tuna Hunter