I am trying to choose a grinder for home use, and I am a little confused with the choice. I thought a grinder should be high speed to grind properly, but as a read various opinions and descriptions, many people say low speed griners are better. Is that true?

I know that high speed grinders heat coffee, cause static and some of them are very noisy If you don't mind having noisy grinder and your coffee all over the kitchen, then high speed grinder is for you!

It isn't so awful as you may think \r\n\r\nHigh speed grinders give you more control on the grind size. After you get used to your high speed grinder you will get even better grind than with low speed grinder

Thank you guys, you are very helpful \r\n\r\nI still don't know which grinder to choose but now I know more info about them and I can compare.\r\n\r\nBtw, after I noticed I can have help here I became a member of this community

I own high speed grinder. After some days of trying and playing aroud it, I was able to make perfect grind for my espresso.

What machine do you have? If you have Gaggia model, then Gaggia's MM grinder would be a perfect choice, because this it combines with all Gaggia coffee machines.\r\n\r\nAnothe very good grinder is La Pavoni Matching Burr Grinder, which can operate two ways. For daily serving it grinds directly into your coffee or for larger amounts of coffee grinds directly into the removable hopper.

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