Kinu Coffee Hand Grinder Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Comparing the range of Kinu Hand Grinders. The Classic M47 vs. The Simplicity vs. The Phoenix. What's different on each model and what features do they include? Shop Kinu Hand Grinder 👉 alternativebre...
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Kinu dedicates itself to the exceptional engineering of hand grinders and supplies for coffee aficionados. Each angle of the Kinu products has been crafted with exact precision. Kinu grinders are ideal for every brewing method.
The Kinu M47 hand grinder series is a perfect example of Kinu’s unmatched craftsmanship. Each aspect of the M47 classic coffee grinders, from the stainless steel body to the smooth turning handle, was designed with the utmost efficiency for all brew methods.
The Kinu M47 classic uses 47mm conical stainless steel burrs covered in Kinu black fusion coating, which guarantees a longer burr life for grinders. The Kinu manual coffee grinders have a micro-stepped adjustment wheel that works at 50 clicks per rotation with 0.01 mm of vertical movement.
The Kinu M47 grinders range is manufactured to handle any grind size, producing a perfect espresso fine, the ideal coarse blend, and every particle size in between. Using Morse Cone principle manufacturing, Kinu’s design style centers the grinder burrs producing an evenly distributed grind particle size.
Experience high-end Kinu grinders with excellent precision and reliability. Featuring a 40g hopper capacity, the Kinu M47 is suitable for the most delectable brews. The unmatched black fusion burrs and high-quality stainless steel create a smooth grind size for any coffee brewing method.
Whether it’s the Kinu M47 Classic Manual Coffee Grinder, the Kinu M47 Phoenix, or the Kinu M47 Simplicity Manual Coffee Grinder, each rendition of the stainless steel Kinu M47 series features the ideal grind and hopper capacity for supreme coffee brews.
Kinu M47 classic grinders’ precise designs are light-weight and portable, they’re specifically designed to be user friendly and highly efficient, thanks to their steel burrs. The Kinu grinder is a coffee lover’s ideal hand grinder. Check out the Kinu M47 grinder in our range of Kinu’s coffee grinders today.
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Anyway. Great video
what do you mean? Thank you btw 😂
If you are taking about TH-cam app for the phone? And yeah it change
I've just received the Classic version and I'd read loads about how sturdy and well made it is but it really doesn't do it justice till you hold one in your hands! Wow, this thing is amazing quality and after only two tries to dial it in for espresso, it was 99% there and the shot pulled very evenly with no channelling! I'm impressed and I'm not impressed easily!
I've been evaluating so many hand grinders for my upcoming Robot and am leaning towards a Kinu...but Classic or Simplicity??
Main doubts 2 (don't know if there are other things to consider):
- The magnetic catch seems very convenient but some people complain about the magnets falling off...? plus it seems more gentle to detach and possibly helps avoiding making a mess?
- does the additional weight of the classic help...or not? it's for home, so don't care about portability
100$+ don't really make a big difference, as long as the choice is a long lasting investment!
Everything esle between the Simplicity and the Classic are similar.. you're just downgrading some aesthetic parts on the Classic for plastic in the Simplicity - as well as the Magnetic catch cup // which I could take it or leave it tbh. I've not heard of the magnets falling out - but do know it can sometime take me by surprise how how it grips on - and you have to consciously ensure you're not going to make a mess trying to remove it full of grounds.
I have Phoenix and I *love* it. I prefer the rubber ring to the thumb stopper. It would be interesting to do a really discerning distribution comparison between the three to see if there's any meaningful difference from the metal supports that are left out of the Phoenix.
Me too! They all seem incredibly solid in the build quality and I never felt in using the Phoenix that it was any further out of alignment compared to the others 👍
I'm currently using a comandante. How do you think the simplicity compares ? I believe these two share a price point
great question - if you've already got the Comandante I don't think you'll gain a hell of a lot unless you brew espresso everyday with it - and dialling in espresso can require a stepless grinder over a stepped grinder... but otherwise the overall grinds quality and performance are so close it wouldn't be and upgrade
Overall taste, pietro or kinu m47, which one is better?
(If i'm right, for grind size range, kinu m47 has more advantage than pietro)
It does - and the Kinu is a far better system for workflow. But I do love the flavour profile from the Pietro Grinder. Probably still got he Kinu though 😀
Thanks for making this video, I've been looking everywhere for direct comparisons involving the Phoenix and it's surprisingly hard to find.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I use my M68 everyday.
Thanks you so much for the explanation about the differences between them! Now i need to work hard to have Classic series -or at least Phoenix for my traveling routine.
Happy to help!
these are like ferrari to car, beautiful and bloody expensive!
Couldn't agree more!
Good video!
Thanks!
Love my Simplicity. I think it's the model that makes the most amount of sense. Bombproof metal internals, ABS used intelligently in places where you don't need as much rigidity or precision, and a cost that competes with the Commandante very well.
Well put 👌 The metal funnel and grinds catcher just adds needless weight - and although I do wish the Simplicity had the Full Metal body like the classic - this also doesn't add any further advantage to the performance.
What about switching out the burr with the pour-over replacement burr...is that a hassle?
Not too much.- though I wouldn't be doing it regularly
Which is better keno classic coffee grinder or zpresso k-plus
I would still say Kinu - just better overall build
I have a Breville Dose Control Pro. Will I see a noticeable difference in espresso taste if I switch to Kinu? I use Cafelat Robot for espresso.
With not having any experience with the above mentioned grinder - my only take away would be - it is not the brands best Espresso Grinder - although reasonable for the price. The Kinu is a premium Hand Grinder with large Steel Burrs and super precise grind size adjustments. I believe the flavour would be improved, looking at the RRP of grinding by hand and the larger buurs,, among other things such as retention/waste, longevity of the product and portability of the Kinu would make it a great option - IF hand grinding your coffee is not an issue.
Hello Josh, thank you for your top reviews!
I intend to buy the Kinu 47 Classic.
My favorite coffee prepartion is with the „Bialetti Coffecooker“
Hope you know this hot water steam method of coffee cooking!?
I wondering if the Kinu 47 Classic is also the perfect grinder for THIS kind of preparation???
Thanks for your answer!
Peter
Good choice! Hi Peter, thanks for watching! Yes, the Kinu is, in my opinion, one of the best Hand Grinders going. You certain get what you pay for - and is ideal for all brewing methods 😀
thank you for this QR !!!
for this moka cooker, what is the approximate value to start with?
difference between simplicty vs the traveler?
Ho there, sadly the Traveler is no longer available and is not being manufactured. I did not have one of these available to make a comparison, but I am aware it was a little lighter and had the stem as a thumb grip
I'm about to buy a Kinu grinder but still choosing between Simplicity and Phoenix. Is Simplicity (vs Phoenix) worth the extra money as an investment considering that I travel a lot but also brew at home a lot too (disclaimer: my coffee depends on the weather: espresso and pour over during the cold months and cold brew during summer).
Yeah I would say the Simplicity is value for money. It's essentially getting the top of the Line M47 Classic with some plastic parts that you hardly take notice of, and don't play a role in the quality of the performance. The Phoenix is a great grinder too but it does feel and perform less, and if it's something you do every day, than the investment is usually paid off pretty quickly 👍
@@AlternativeBrewing Thank you very much! This is so helpful.
@@AlternativeBrewing In terms of grind quality though, there is no difference right? I think you briefly mentioned it in the vid, but not sure if there is more to that statement
How to move the click sound rotation on the classic one?
you're able to remove the ball bearing from the body of the grinder 👍 this stops the click sounds. I would use some pointy-nose plier to do this carefully
Any been popping up problem with either of Grinders while grinding coffee beans
no, no popping up. I had wondered this myself. The body/hopper holds more beans than the catcher does - and I now realise it's a good thing the body is so long. This probably helps prevent the popping - plus the stabilisation brackets stop this too. I do know you can buy rubber lids for them too 👍
@@AlternativeBrewing True the Rubber Lids are available at brokengooseneck.com 15/05/2020 onwards just spoke to the guy today itself. I have put forward some suggestions to them for making rubber lids which can guide ways for Coarser side of settings and Finer Side of settings over the rubber lid it self which can help any amature user!
Great videos. I'm really enjoying them. How do you think they compare against the lido E. I have had my Lido for a while now but the adjustment mechanism and the not quite aligned burrs are a bit annoying.
Try 8 -10 clicks 👌
@@AlternativeBrewing Was this reply meant for someone else?
@@apllella thanks yes sorry - somehow they crossed -
To answer your question - the Kinu would be an upgrade for sure. The grind change mechanism alone makes it a better grinder but the size, materials used and the quality of the alignment too 👌
@@AlternativeBrewing Thanks for the information, I asked this question before I saw the pricing, they aren't even in the same league. 😊
i´m thinking about buying a Kinu Grinder. I´m just not sure wich one. The Classic is to expensive. But is the Simplicity worth the extra money?
I would be sold on the Simplicity if it were for espresso brewing - there's more heft - higher degree of manufacture - but if it were for any other style of manual brewing than you'd be very happy with the Phoenix
Hi,
What brand is Kinu?
What country?
Thanks
Made in Romania ! Great Quality!
@@alexandrumuresan6446 thought they were German and made in Germany?