Mini
MazzerReleased Jun 2010
Mazzer Mini coffee grinder offers stepless grind adjustment, heavy-duty construction, and consistent grinds from a powerful 250 watt motor. The Mazzer Mini scores 83/100 based on 11 professional critic reviews in the electrical coffee grinders category. Coverage includes reviews from Bluestarcoffee, Majestycoffee, Coffeeb, and Foodal.
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Pros
- Stepless grind adjustment(5)
- Excellent build quality and durability(2)
- Robust and heavy construction(2)
- Good grind consistency(2)
- Powerful 250 watt motor(2)
Cons
- High price(5)
- Heavy weight at 9.8 kg(2)
11 Critic Reviews
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The Mazzer Mini combines powerful performance with a remarkably compact design, making it ideal for small spaces while delivering consistent, flavorful espresso.
The Mazzer Mini Electronic Coffee Grinder is the ultimate home-use coffee grinder that excels in design, build quality, longevity, and performance.
The Mazzer Mini E Electronic Grinder Type A offers commercial-grade features in a compact package, making it ideal for serious home baristas and small businesses.
The Mazzer Mini A is a stable, well-built grinder with easy timing adjustments that produces better espresso than previous machines.
The Mazzer Mini was originally designed for commercial use but with today's high-end kitchens and discriminating customers, the Mazzer Mini has moved into the home.
The Mazzer Mini is a flat burr coffee grinder priced at $1,610.00 with professional features.
The Mazzer Mini Electronic Espresso Grinder is a high-quality, durable grinder that produces excellent espresso with deep rich flavor, though it comes with a premium price and learning curve.
The Mazzer Mini is a durable, high-quality espresso grinder originally designed for commercial use but adapted for home baristas, offering excellent performance but at a premium price point.
The Mazzer Mini Electronic A delivers solid performance with excellent build quality but suffers from usability issues and inconsistent dosing.
The reviewer finds the Mazzer Mini to be quieter and better built than their previous grinder, but notes it still produces clumpy coffee despite its higher price point.
