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  • I'd advise against getting an espresso-capable grinder for future-proofing purposes, you'll be spending a fair chunk more and you may end up just getting a good espresso grinder than can do okay filter grind. I love my Sette but wouldn't be surprised if a decent filter-focussed grinder could do a better job on the filter side of things.

    Though to be fair, the Niche does seem to do a pretty decent job of both. But it's also around 4 times the price of a Svart.

    Also as you'll probably see mentioned a lot, the MC2 is a pain moving across large ranges of coarseness, hence it not being commonly used for both espresso and filter purposes.

  • Niche is currently the only grinder around that seems to do filter and espresso really well and gives you the ability to easily switch between the two. It's expensive compared to filter grinders but pretty great value compared to espresso grinders of a similar quality.

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