VieSimple espresso conical burr Grinder overview and basic teardown.
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- my teardown and basic review of the VieSimple Conical burr espresso grinder. it really is a great little piece of quality coffee equipment for a good price.
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Nice review. After watching your review I decided to go ahead and purchase this grinder. So far I've run several bags of beans thru it. I mostly grind for pour-over but also grind for espresso. I use medium roast for pour-over and medium and dark for espresso. It does a great job on both with the stepless ability to adjust to very fine for espresso and up to and past the point for pour-over. The VieSimple is easy to use, adjust and clean and in addition it is extremely quiet. 30g is the max for grinding.The hopper/bellows on the top "blow" out any residue. I don't know about grind consistency since I've been making frequent adjustments to dial in the grind. I think I've got it now for both pour-over and espresso though I may change my mind on that at any minute since I'm not a coffee snob. In comparison to my Timemore Chestnut C3 Pro Max it does a good job on both grinds. The fit and Finnish are excellent and the unit seems quite substantial. The only complaints are 1. The on/off switch is on the back of the grinder and it's not very convenient. 2. The grinder is very quiet when grinding but is almost completely silent when running empty. A small led light would be a great reminder that it is still on so it wouldn't continue running after finishing grinding.
Would I buy it again: yes. Would I recommend it: For someone on a budget I certainly would. There are no doubt many better grinders at much higher prices but this one seems to be a winner.
Hi, very helpful experience review.
I have a question, is it better than the timemore c3 pro and is it good for uncompressed basket?
Got mine today so far so good. Pretty heavy (good weight). Ty for the recommendation
I love mine but it starts and stops (pulses) when I first turn it on. Other than that I’ve been happy with it
Great vid I bought one I have eurek but instead of running them all the time go to this
Thanks for posting this review! Does the lid fit on to the grinder if the bellow is not attached - I'm hoping to leave it off most of the time.
Yes it does
do you think this grinder will grind finer enough for espresso machine, i've been planning to get either smart grinder pro or rancilio rocky but if i can save a few dollars that would be great, i just grind for espresso
I use it specifically for espresso
Can you put the lid on it and use it without the bellows?
Great review - thanks for sharing. What kind of equipment are you using to extract your espressos? Also, I noticed one reviewer on Amazon complained that his unit was defective. In particular, he demonstrated shaft wobble on the inner burr, yielding in inconsistent grinds. Have you noticed any such defects?
Haven't noticed wobble. Using a nuova simonelli Oscar
Hey enjoyed the review, have me seriously looking at buying one myself. Do you still like it as much as you did? Where did you pick yours up from? im seeing them on amazon right now for around $140
It didn't last as long as I would have hoped
It’s crazy how expensive single dose grinders are. Wish there where more budget ones like this though this one could use some minor improvement. It’s either this or one I found on amazon that can auto measure grams for espresso but it has mixed reviews.
Good review. Thanks
What would you use a solid lid for?
What do you mean? The lid for the bean hopper?
@7:10 Talking about the catch cup, you say you wish it came with a solid lid. How would you use it?
@@TomMaynard--TCM-- ah yes. It would be nice to be able to grind and then cap the container to save some grinds or just to grind in advance and not have to get another sealed container
Are there compatible burr/burr set if needed or as an upgrade?
Unsure. But it looks to be a generic grinder, so probably on Alibaba
Hows it holding up so far?
Good. Just doesn't like grinding really hard light roasts for espresso
@@mobsterman1992 gotcha, appreciate the reply!! Thank you!
@@robertomorales8751 just a quick update. It says it has overheat shutdown, and it does not. It jammed up and I didn't notice it, and it kept power applied to the motor and got really really hot. Like burn your hand hot.
@@vinnysdiyworkshop Was the burnt motor replaced under warranty or is it a hassle dealing with their customer service.
@@avi4296 I didn't bother reaching out.
Does it come with a USB plug? Or an American one?
It comes with a 36v DC adapter. It's an American plug, but you should be able to get any type.
@@vinnysdiyworkshop Even EU plug? Or just 110v?
@@adixzvi it's a DC wall wart, it works 110-220v, just needs the right plug adapter.
@@vinnysdiyworkshopI was given that grinder but without the power adapter. Could you please send me a picture of the legend information on that adapter such I can look for a matching replacement. Thanks!!
@@rafaelaspear3365 36v 2a I Believe. But it's long gone now, don't have a pic.
How's the quality how the grind compared to something like a 1zpresso grinder
I can't comment as I don't have the 1zpresso
I bought a KinGrinder K6 and it's comparable in consistencey, but does NOT get nearly as fine or coarse as the hand grinder (on sale $90, on Amazon). I can grind more and is great for most everything. I wouldnt use it with a nice espresso appliance that has an unpressurized portafilter.
@@estimatedprophethawk What a shame, thanks for the review though.
I'll be returning mine. It is not ner as quiet as this one. I believ it is not calibrated corectly, as it wines when its on.
Mine broke after 5 - 7 months
Yeah, it didn't have the protection inside that they said it did. If you're technically inclined, it's just a simple DC motor that can be replaced if you have the tools.
@@vinnysdiyworkshop may have accidentally stripped the 4 screws under the bur grinder. I'll see if Amazon can assist, if not I'll remove them and see what I can repair. Thanks for the response!