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A very high quality coffee grinder that still works without problems after several years of use. Easy cleaning of individual components.
Large range of grinding coarseness
Quality workmanship
Possibility to set the number of drinks
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Luděk, Obříství
Rated 17/02/2018, variant SAGE BCG820
Verified purchase
A very decent automatic grinder. The kit also includes a pro lever holder! It's also a small size for the tiny Delongi lever holder.
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Jan, Svitavy
Rated 29/07/2025, variant Sage BCG820BTR Black Truffle
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
I've had 3 identical grinders at home and they've all been fine. But the last one from Alza came with misplaced grinding stones and vibrated, rumbled and roared horribly. Probably a crooked shaft or some other manufacturing problem. I'll try another piece from another series. Because I think that for a reasonable price, one is already close to pro grinder, which cost multiples and even if they grind a few % better, they are often noisier and have worse operation. The disadvantage of this grinder is the lumpiness in fine grinding, due to static electricity, and also it is necessary to grind a little coffee every time, because a few tenths of a gram remain between the stones and spoil. But every grinder has a certain retention.
Very nice design
Easy to operate and clean
Quality slow grind, coffee does not burn
Reasonable noise level
Programmable
Inconsistency in production = occasionally a defective piece
Lack of anti-static treatment
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Vilém, Kosmonosy
Rated 31/10/2023, variant Sage BCG820BTR Black Truffle
Verified purchase
Mainly used for espresso in combination with the Gaggia Classic Pro. For the money, no doubt a very decent grinder for home use. However, there are some selections that this grinder won't grind anymore, because it either starts to jam, or the step system misses an "intermediate step" to the ideal shot. Definitely a nice choice to start with, especially if you can catch the price around 5k. In case of higher budget I would go straight for example. to the Eureka Mignon, which will also offer much more flexibility in terms of espresso.
Simple to operate
Range from espresso to filters
Fast maintenance
You can quickly run into limits with espresso selections (especially with lighter roast beans)
The range is limited by the steps, so sometimes you would need exactly something between two steps for an ideal shot
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