| Brand | Price Range | Grind Settings | Capacity | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smeg | £199-£299 | 30 | 350g | 2 years |
| Sage | £199-£399 | 60 | 450g | 2 years |
| DeLonghi | £89-£199 | 15 | 250g | 1 year |
| Baratza | £149-£299 | 40 | 300g | 1 year |
| Eureka | £299-£499 | 55 | 300g | 3 years |
A: Clean the burrs and hopper weekly for optimal performance. Deep cleaning should be done monthly.
A: Yes, Smeg coffee grinders can achieve a fine enough grind for espresso with their precise adjustment settings.
A: Smeg offers a 2-year warranty on their coffee grinders in the UK.
A: Yes, the burrs are replaceable and typically last 5-7 years with regular home use.
A: Smeg grinders operate at around 70-75 decibels, quieter than many competitors.
A: It's designed specifically for coffee beans and shouldn't be used for other ingredients.
A: Approximately 15-20 seconds for a standard double shot (18g).
A: It's designed for home use; for commercial settings, consider Smeg's professional range.
A: Yes, it features a programmable digital timer for consistent dosing.
A: The burrs are made from hardened stainless steel for durability and precision.