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I'm certainly not an expert on the topic of "bypass." I have bth Hario V60 (plastic) and Kalita 185 (plastic)...as they seem to allow heat retention into my Hario Stainless Server. So...as to bypass...would this brewer tend to have maybe less bypass for us amateur home baristi? Thanks much, and nice Vid.

Got this for fathers day. Love it. Typcally have a nice espresso machine but absolutely love this for when I am on the move. So many coffee stands are just not worth the price in Washington state. Very happy

If you’re seeing red and green dots in front of your eyes it may be a sign to back off the espresso? Even so thanks for your dedication!

I can’t seem to find the J-max on your website?

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Great review/testing! Love the authenticity and honesty. 👍✨ I have the ZP6, K-Ultra, J-Ultra, E-Pro, and the first precursor to the current Q series. I've not done a cross product shootout like you have but can confirm general trend/sentiment for ZP6 having great clarity and less body for filter brew coffee with J-Ultra having far more texture and body for espresso. I've not gotten the J-Ultra to produce filter brews that I enjoy.

Stellar cinematography on this one. Really loved to see the different flow rates between the three dripping at the bottom. That Colombian sounds amazing. Ever since I tried a colombian coffee from Lot61 in Amsterdam I've been aiming for that amazing cup ever since. My lazy butt would probably change the filter two or three times then never change it again 🤣 but very interesting concept though :D Seems like the taste can change quite a bit so I guess trying all three for one coffee can be great to find the "perfect" cup for each. Thanks for sharing.

Real disappointment of DF54. Looks like plasma generator not working correctly

Telling us to close the lid would be rad.

Excellent review and interesting observations. I have a question, which one do you think is more suitable for a moka pot? Thanks

Thanks for showing how to clean.

Yup correct Josh hey like Eureka 😊

I hope you can compare it with the Orea V4 as it is pretty similar in design and was the first to sell in the market.

Another dripper Josh 😂😅😊

Would have been great if they had been able to use a generic silicone O-ring.I get that the flat ring takes up less space but for longevity a more easily available option would have been better. And I have watched 2 other reviews now and Daddy got coffee actually had some very good points to how important it is to seat the paper in contact with the screen as he had many issues with drip time to start with and found that his filters was not touching. He also tested the dripper without any screen at all and found it worked perfectly as bottomless. So quite versatile with a few cons.

pure garbage. i have one with changable battery, and to get those batteries in correctly seem to be a sort of random action, sometimes it works, sometimes it dont. it makes fine bubbles when it works for sure, but it takes bloody forever and therefor drains batterys very fast. you then have to goe through the process of changeing battery again. i have also got the doubble a batteries get stuck in it.

Lot of effort, lot of time, but I wish you did a TDS test on these. It would help the viewers so much more, as you said each person tastes a bit diffrenet, and that would have been more objective, and perhaps even correlate your taste findings. But, much appreciated effort. Sadly doesnt help me much. Though, from your feedback, it sounds like people would lean to the SSP CS DLC

The price is a little steep for a manual brewer, but it is stainless steel so it's a cut-above plastic brewers.

Main reason I'm interested in this brewer is for that stainless steel dual wall thermal stability + fast flow base. Recently though I've just been enjoying the simplicity of the V60 and April Brewer so after hearing about the extra attachments + silicone piece + potentially having to unscrew and dry after use has me on the fence. I think ill wait a bit longer to decide to get one but thanks for bringing those cons to light.

Finally

So what would you reccomend between this and the Varia VS3 Gen 2? Specifically for making Espresso/Flat Whites paired with a Bambino Plus :)

It would be amazing if you have 5 other espresso enthusiasts that would blind taste with you.

Great review thanks...Any chance of the Timemore Sculptor 078 for pour over being reviewed?

You did it wrong: the cap has risen too high and has even already reached the boiling point. And it’s better to make one serving per one person - this way the flavor will be more balanced.

Thanks a lot, it’s X Ultra my best option for all brewing methods

What an effort!

You do it wrong. First shot and then milk. If u do it the otherway u have too high water temperetaure and u have to deal with milk separation

bravissimo grazie.

Why is my coffee so weak? I’ve descaled, added more coffee. Still weak.

Boiled water & plastic? Seems sketchy.

I in the middle to buy 1zpresso and looking for the right all around grinder. Right now the j ultra and k ultra is on my mind. But Now, You are showing a confusing video that makes me more confuse to make a choice.

hi is there any issues for long term usage? how's the sparepart availability and ease for self repair? thanks!

Thanks! I just got mine 😁

My comment got deleted, it appears. I'll ask again: What's your source for the idea of ZP6's burrset being identical to m2?

what is this beautiful scale

Is it posible to make 1 or 2 espressos?

Thanks, the crema is absolutely beautiful:) I wish the control cap just didn’t cost half of the aeropress price, or was offered with the initial set)

This is the single best explanation of this concept on this platform. Well done lad.

Great comparison video! Which version of the SSP Cast burrs were used here? Were they V1 or V2?

uh oh u/arduinogenome is going to dislike this haha ive had this grinder since my preorder arrived. i love it, however ive not experimented with bigger grind sizes for aeropress or cold brew or pour over. this grind size chart, though wont be exact as each grinder is a bit different (for instance, im at 11 for my grind size, machine is turin legato, 58mm mhw-3bomber BEP 2.0 20g basket and 20g dose of home roasted medium/med dark beans) will definitely help me when i do decide to aeropress again. thank you

Is the bloom time included in the total time or separate?

Good ❤

Thank you!

Amazing breakdown

One question: when adding the water first before putting in the coffee, do I add the total 120ml which would otherwise be the first AND second pour? I‘m a bit confused by this step which you said can prevent clogging.

Wow weird results…but yea my j-max and k-ultra can have good days and bad days

Thanks for this review. You just saved me $$

Do I understand correctly it takes 10 mins to heat up?

Thank you, Josh, for this review. I think you’re one of the few RUclipsrs I follow that has tested both this grinder and the VS3 (and all its burrs), so I’m going to put you on the spot. A little background first. I have a J-MAX that I use for primarily for espresso, Pulsar, Aeropress and Moka. I’m looking for more acidity/clarity especially in the Pulsar/Aeropress and would like to not have to hand grind every espresso shot I pull! The DF54 is $300CAD and the VS3 is $400CAD (+$120CAD for the Hypernova Ultra, which I believe will give me the better clarity amongst VS3 burrs, that I’m looking for - correct me if I’m wrong). Am I the only one who’s annoyed I have to buy a second set of burrs for the Varia, rather than get it with the set I prefer, for a slightly cheaper price? But I digress. Next variable is a complete “who knows,” and that’s the question about DF54 burr upgrades: will there be any and what will they cost. Then there’s the Varia’s mixed reputation, even with the gen 2 for reliability. I don’t mind paying the upper end price for the Varia, if it gives me what I’m looking for. And I don’t mind saving money, either, if the DF54 is similar, or even very close. Advice?

Thank you for that video! Would you rather recommend using the "classic" aluminum version with an induction plate in-between instead of this version to even out the on-off heating & brewing? Because this definitely sounds a little stressful, I don't wanna sit 4 minutes next to my pot checking everything goes alright.