Name: Eureka Mignon Xl
Brand: eureka
SKU: 630fc3f4951d599565868086
Rating: 3.8 (38 reviews)

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Eureka Oro Mignon XL Espresso Grinder Overview

Is there an espresso machine out there that doesn’t cost thousands? I’m just sick of spending $7 a day on my large vanilla latte with oat milk. I mix milk and flavor with it, I’m not a “connoisseur”, but my mom does own a coffee shop and I’m used to the espresso that comes out of that $30k machine.

If you had $600 total for a grinder and machine for someone starting out, what would you recommend?

Im looking to buy a good espresso machine for home use under 2000$. I was checking on breville and saw that the machine breaks down after 2 years of use. Please give any recommendations for machine that wont break down and last long!

Which grinder would you guys recommend? Good choice?

I did the thing that everyone says not to do and got a relatively decent espresso machine (Gaggia classic) before getting decent grinder and I am now trying to fix that. I make a mix of espresso (badly at the moment but keen to improve) and Aeropress (when short on time) regularly and French press occasionally. I've watched a lot of comparison videos on YouTube and trawled through a good few reddit posts. Niche Zero seems like the best grinder for what I'm looking for because of its zero retention and easy dial in. I'm not sure if its a recent feature or worse with covid and Brexit but it seems to be out of stock more often than not with infrequent restocks. Additionally, I'm in Ireland so I think there'd be an extra 21% vat on the NZ price bringing it to close to €700 by time I get it.

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With that in mind is the Eureka Mignon Specialita the best alternative? €200 cheaper and decent availability.

 Would a second grinder for the Aeropress/French press be necessary? Eureka Mignon dial in seems to be reasonably tricky.  

Thanks in advance for any opinions

<div class="md">I did the thing that everyone says not to do and got a relatively decent espresso machine (Gaggia classic) before getting decent grinder and I am now trying to fix that. I make a mix of espresso (badly at the moment but keen to improve) and Aeropress (when short on time) regularly and French press occasionally. I&#39;ve watched a lot of comparison videos on YouTube and trawled through a good few reddit posts. Niche Zero seems like the best grinder for what I&#39;m looking for because of its zero retention and easy dial in. I&#39;m not sure if its a recent feature or worse with covid and Brexit but it seems to be out of stock more often than not with infrequent restocks. Additionally, I&#39;m in Ireland so I think there&#39;d be an extra 21% vat on the NZ price bringing it to close to €700 by time I get it.

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With that in mind is the Eureka Mignon Specialita the best alternative? €200 cheaper and decent availability.

Would a second grinder for the Aeropress/French press be necessary? Eureka Mignon dial in seems to be reasonably tricky. 

Thanks in advance for any opinions

Update: decided to wait and see if could snag Niche and if not get Mignon. Rollercoaster of emotions in Niche buying. Logged on at 14:58, nothing, kept refreshing, few page timeouts, presumed I missed it, went back ten minutes later in a sulk reload, available, added to basket, wouldn&#39;t let me purchase, presumed sold out again, tried from scratch, stalled a few times, eventually got through. I didn&#39;t get confirmation email from indiegogo for good while wasn&#39;t sure if definitely successful or maybe even too successful and accidentally purchasing 5 Niches. Eventually email came through and appropriately successful for April delivery.

Thanks all for recommendations below. Eureka enthusiast had me convinced it would be a happy purchase but single dosing and ability to change brew methods of Niche sounded better, buy once, cry once and all that.
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Eureka Mignon Specialita vs Niche Zero

Hi!

I am a long espresso fan (I am Portuguese, if you've visited you will know espresso is part of hour hourly routine :D).

I currently use a Delonghi Dedica 685 which I use to make both espressos and "over extracted" long coffees (please don't judge).

I use a normal "cheap" grinder and just YOLO it every time.

I am trying to up my game so I thought of upgrading my coffee machine and also try to actually make proper espressos.  
By reading this subreddit I get the idea that any machine with an included grinder is just trash and not worth the money. Is that really true? Or would I be able to get a good coffee out of one?  
I am talking something like Sage Barista Express (BBE).

Would I be better off (even if a bit more expensive) to buy a Bambino + Sage Grinder?

Sorry for the post all over the place but I just drank 4 espressos :D

<div class="md">Hi!

I am a long espresso fan (I am Portuguese, if you&#39;ve visited you will know espresso is part of hour hourly routine :D).

I currently use a Delonghi Dedica 685 which I use to make both espressos and &quot;over extracted&quot; long coffees (please don&#39;t judge).

I use a normal &quot;cheap&quot; grinder and just YOLO it every time.

I am trying to up my game so I thought of upgrading my coffee machine and also try to actually make proper espressos. 
By reading this subreddit I get the idea that any machine with an included grinder is just trash and not worth the money. Is that really true? Or would I be able to get a good coffee out of one? 
I am talking something like Sage Barista Express (BBE).

Would I be better off (even if a bit more expensive) to buy a Bambino + Sage Grinder?

Sorry for the post all over the place but I just drank 4 espressos :D
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Doubts... Doubts... About which machine to buy...

Hi everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I was wondering what people’s thoughts are on the Barista pro vs the Silvia? Im not sure on which one to get, or either. My budget is around $1500(CAD) tops, but I’d rather spend less. I really enjoy regular espresso’s, but recently I have really gotten into milk drinks. I’m wondering which machine would give me better results, especially with the prices. The pro of the barista pro is that it’s cheaper, has a built in grinder, is good at steaming milk once you get use to it, but the pros are that (at least I see) is that the grinder can be bad or hard to use and the steaming wand is some times very bad. The pro with the Silvia or gaggia is that they make great espresso and are high quality machines (especially the Silvia), but the cons are that the Silvia is almost the same price as the barista pro, and I need to buy a grinder. I’m conflicted on what to buy. Any recommendations or help would be really helpful. Thanks everyone.

<div class="md">Hi everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I was wondering what people’s thoughts are on the Barista pro vs the Silvia? Im not sure on which one to get, or either. My budget is around $1500(CAD) tops, but I’d rather spend less. I really enjoy regular espresso’s, but recently I have really gotten into milk drinks. I’m wondering which machine would give me better results, especially with the prices. The pro of the barista pro is that it’s cheaper, has a built in grinder, is good at steaming milk once you get use to it, but the pros are that (at least I see) is that the grinder can be bad or hard to use and the steaming wand is some times very bad. The pro with the Silvia or gaggia is that they make great espresso and are high quality machines (especially the Silvia), but the cons are that the Silvia is almost the same price as the barista pro, and I need to buy a grinder. I’m conflicted on what to buy. Any recommendations or help would be really helpful. Thanks everyone.
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New Espresso Machine (Barista Pro vs Silvia or Gaggia classic (or any other recommendations))

I'm planning on moving in a few months and I've thought about setting up a coffee bar in my new home, including getting an espresso machine. I've never had an espresso machine at home before, so this will be my first experience with espresso at home. I have a bit of extra money, but I don't want to go crazy with the budget either. I'm looking for advice in choosing a manual espresso machine (specifically the flair 58) vs. a semiautomatic machine like the Gaggia classic pro.

I've watched a lot of coffee youtube and reviews of espresso machines and honestly I'm leaning towards the flair. I don't really have any interest in steaming milk. I don't drink any milk based drinks. Either I just have a double shot, or sometimes I have an Americano. I like that it seems fairly easy to control some of the variables like pressure and temperature right out of the box. But my attraction to the flair 58 specifically, as opposed to other manual machines, is that it has a 58 mm porta filter and the electronic preheating.  Preheating the other flairs with boiling water seems kind of annoying. And I do realize the cafelat robot also doesn't really require preheating and is slightly cheaper.  But if I bought the model that comes with the pressure gage already installed,  plus shipping from Hong Kong and taxes, I think it probably winds up being about the same price as the flair and it doesn't have a standard 58mm porta filter. 

And while machines like the Gaggia also just turn on and heat up, it seems like you need to mod them to actually get the best coffee you can out of them. This doesn't appeal to me at all. I don't want to have to go digging around in a machine's internals. Even if the mods are easy to do...honestly if they're that simple and only cost a few dollars, it begs the question for me why the companies don't install them themselves.  Is it really that hard for Gaggia to install the spring that keeps the machine going above 9 bars? Is there something I'm missing?

It seems to me that with something like the flair,  if I get bad coffee it's something I did wrong (and something I can potentially fix on the next shot) rather than a limitation of the machine,  which I think I would find maddening.

So I wanted to get other people's opinions.  Is my logic sound,  that out of the box the flair can potentially make better espresso? Is there some huge downside to a manual machine that I'm missing?

<div class="md">I&#39;m planning on moving in a few months and I&#39;ve thought about setting up a coffee bar in my new home, including getting an espresso machine. I&#39;ve never had an espresso machine at home before, so this will be my first experience with espresso at home. I have a bit of extra money, but I don&#39;t want to go crazy with the budget either. I&#39;m looking for advice in choosing a manual espresso machine (specifically the flair 58) vs. a semiautomatic machine like the Gaggia classic pro.

I&#39;ve watched a lot of coffee youtube and reviews of espresso machines and honestly I&#39;m leaning towards the flair. I don&#39;t really have any interest in steaming milk. I don&#39;t drink any milk based drinks. Either I just have a double shot, or sometimes I have an Americano. I like that it seems fairly easy to control some of the variables like pressure and temperature right out of the box. But my attraction to the flair 58 specifically, as opposed to other manual machines, is that it has a 58 mm porta filter and the electronic preheating. Preheating the other flairs with boiling water seems kind of annoying. And I do realize the cafelat robot also doesn&#39;t really require preheating and is slightly cheaper. But if I bought the model that comes with the pressure gage already installed, plus shipping from Hong Kong and taxes, I think it probably winds up being about the same price as the flair and it doesn&#39;t have a standard 58mm porta filter. 

And while machines like the Gaggia also just turn on and heat up, it seems like you need to mod them to actually get the best coffee you can out of them. This doesn&#39;t appeal to me at all. I don&#39;t want to have to go digging around in a machine&#39;s internals. Even if the mods are easy to do...honestly if they&#39;re that simple and only cost a few dollars, it begs the question for me why the companies don&#39;t install them themselves. Is it really that hard for Gaggia to install the spring that keeps the machine going above 9 bars? Is there something I&#39;m missing?

It seems to me that with something like the flair, if I get bad coffee it&#39;s something I did wrong (and something I can potentially fix on the next shot) rather than a limitation of the machine, which I think I would find maddening.

So I wanted to get other people&#39;s opinions. Is my logic sound, that out of the box the flair can potentially make better espresso? Is there some huge downside to a manual machine that I&#39;m missing?
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Manual vs semiautomatic for first espresso machine?

Hi All,
I've been rocking the Breville Infuser and Breville SGP for the last 4-5 years.  Now, I'm finally looking to upgrade my grinder.  

What are all your thoughts on the best grinder under $1k?

My preferences:
 - Single Dose
 - Best bang for buck (I'll shell out up to $1k, but I prefer to keep it under.  I'll splurge if there's a significant improvement in grind quality, but not for a minor "diminishing return" improvement).
 - Available to buy (I dont want to wait indefinitely for a niche to become available).

I've been looking closely at the Eureka Specialita (~$450 on espressocoffeshop), and now they have the Mignon XL for about $750.  But, I know there are a ton of other options... Just want to get some opinions from all you who have experience with any of them.

Someday I may upgrade my machine as well, but that's a bigger financial pill to swallow right now.... baby steps.

Thanks!

<div class="md">Hi All,
I&#39;ve been rocking the Breville Infuser and Breville SGP for the last 4-5 years. Now, I&#39;m finally looking to upgrade my grinder. 

What are all your thoughts on the best grinder under $1k?

My preferences:
 - Single Dose
 - Best bang for buck (I&#39;ll shell out up to $1k, but I prefer to keep it under. I&#39;ll splurge if there&#39;s a significant improvement in grind quality, but not for a minor &quot;diminishing return&quot; improvement).
 - Available to buy (I dont want to wait indefinitely for a niche to become available).

I&#39;ve been looking closely at the Eureka Specialita (~$450 on espressocoffeshop), and now they have the Mignon XL for about $750. But, I know there are a ton of other options... Just want to get some opinions from all you who have experience with any of them.

Someday I may upgrade my machine as well, but that&#39;s a bigger financial pill to swallow right now.... baby steps.

Thanks!
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