That said, the Opus has a few flaws, mainly related to its otherwise smart design.
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Plus, using it the machine a cinch: Simply press the button once to operate it for 30 seconds, twice for 60 seconds, three times for 90 seconds or hold it down for 2 full minutes of grinding. When I pours the grounds through my Kruve sifter (a sieve that filters out uneven particles), I noticed only a few too-fine and too-large pieces.
In my testing, it yielded even grounds on the four settings I tried.
It has a sleek matte black exterior with a large dial at the top that allows you to easily adjust your coffee ground fineness, as well as a magnetically aligned catch cup that ensures all the grounds go into the container-and not all over your counter. The newest coffee grinder in Fellow’s lineup, the Opus is also the most affordable and versatile, as it can grind for both espresso and filter coffee. (Rainfall, for reference, typically measures around 50 decibels.) For these reasons, the Fellow Opus earned the highest marks in my testing, easily securing the title of best coffee grinder overall. Adding to its appeal, it’s notably quiet for a grinder, clocking in between 77 and 79 decibels during operation. On each of the grind settings, it yielded impressively uniform grounds that brewed delicious, full-bodied cups. Of all the grinders I tested, the Fellow Opus is the one I’d want to wake up to every morning: It’s a delight to use, even in the under-caffeinated early hours of the day. You’re looking for a more budget-friendly option.You want more precision in your grinding time.You want to store your coffee beans in your grinder.Those drawn to a sleek, streamlined interior that looks good on the counter (and doesn’t make a mess).Those who want a quieter machine that won’t wake up the neighborhood.Coffee drinkers who prize grounds consistency.Dimensions: 5.1 x 8.3 x 10.6 inches | Weight: 4 pounds | Grind settings: 40+ | Bean hopper capacity: 3.9 ounces
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