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Manufacturer: Baratza
Lowest Price: $114.99
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Baratza Maestro G285 Coffee Grinder
Baratza G 285 Maestro Coffee Grinder is designed and assembled in USA. Measures: 12.5”H x 4.75”W x 6.5”D. Weighs 3.5 lbs. Power: 160 watts – 120 volts. Unlimited toll free techincal support.
Baratza Maestro G285 Coffee Grinder Features:
- Swiss Made Grinding Wheels The Baratza Maestro was designed in the USA by the Baratza importers and it
- Grind Coffee For Any Brewing Method There are many coffee grinders on the market
Baratza Maestro G285 Coffee Grinder Reviews
Very Happy !
I love my coffee grinder. It grinds the beans very fine, so you can enjoy the taste of the coffee. It is the most “quiet” coffee grinder that I have ever owned. Thank you!
Better not want to grind espresso beans! Buyer Beware!
I bought the Solis Maestro (not the plus – much difference?) and promptly filled the bean hopper about 1/4 full with Starbuck’s espresso coffee beans only to have it hang up 3 times before it finally finished them off with annoying cleaning and bean rearangement in the maintime. By hang up, I mean the grinder was grinding but no beans were moving or being ground. I had to unplug the machine and manually move the beans with my finger to get the machine running again. Apparently a design flaw allows the oily beans to stick together enough not to feed well. The machine did sound good (not noisy) and did a good job of grinding when it worked. If you don’t want espresso (which this machine is supposed to be designed for) it may be a good machine for you. I can’t imagine that Solis didn’t correct their design flaw with their new Maestro plus but I wouldn’t count on it. Better check the new Solis Maestro PLUS machine’s feedback if you have your heart set on this machine!
Maestro coffee grinder
I don’t do Espresso so can’t comment on the finer settings, but the coarse grind (I use a Bodum press pot) works great. This unit is much better than the Capresso unit it is replacing. There is much less static electricity than the Capresso unit. If I grind when I start the water boiling, none of the ground coffee sticks to the side of the collection unit. By the time the water is boiled, a gentle tap of the collection unit spills all of the ground coffee into the press pot. Highly recommended, it would probably rate 5 stars but I only give 5 stars to perfect units and nothing is perfect. Buy it, you won’t be sorry.
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