• Reviews around quality (2.94 of 5)

    Baratza Sette 270 Conical Burr Coffee Grinder

    • to my knowledge this is a great machine and will give top quality results
    • On further examination I found that the little cylinder (stop collar) that clamps down onto the steel stem of the portafilter holder is made of relatively poor quality plastic
    • They focus too much on profit and the bottom line and ignore quality and durability, as so many companies also do.
    • I would rather spend my money on a used quality machine like a Ceado, a Mahlkonig, a Mazzer, etc.
    • The quality of the plastic hopper seems flimsy - so THREE STARS for that.
    • Build QualityThis is a mix of plastic and metal, but overall the build quality is really strong
    • The quality of grind from the Macap was a revelation
    • " moment of how important grind quality really is :)
    • Pros: grind quality
    • The quality and consistency of espresso doses are exceptional
    • Probably an issue with manufacture and not the distributer, but for a high end grinder I would expect better assembly quality.
    • I guess the main negatives of the Sette compared to the K30 would be build quality
    • The overall quality is noticeably better than the Breville
    • 1 year warranty, lots of plastic, under 10 lbs, too many lemons escaping quality control, or maybe just not enough quality units escaping the Made in China Lemon factory
    • And I really like the quality of the grinds that come out.
    • The quality of the grind is better than prior grinders that I've used (though I leave it to better experts than me to assess the size consistency and such).
    • Best quality espresso ive ever had
    • The Baratza Sette 270 is the least expensive yet great quality grinder for grinding espresso perfectly and consistently from grind to grind.
    • The build quality seems fantastic - it is a SOLID piece of equipment.
    • Last week I noticed poor grind quality despite the finest setting.
    • Quality and consistency of the grind is excellent.
    • Top notch grinders are going to set you back well over a thousand dollars, but this is probably the best quality for the money, and their customer support is great
    • The Baratza Sette 270 is the least expensive yet great quality grinder for grinding espresso perfectly and consistently from grind to grind.
    • the fact that it does not have you lose much as there is very little retention in the shoot (one of the main reasons I opted on this model) C) doesn't take up a lot of real estate on the counter D) ease of cleaning
    • A few things that bothered me in the beginning: very messy grounds all over due to static (I live in Arizona where it's dry always