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Eureka Mignon Specialita Espresso Grinder
Verdict
Quiet stepless 55mm espresso grinder with touchscreen dosing
The Mignon Specialita is a compact premium espresso grinder: sound-insulated body, stepless 55mm flat burrs, and touchscreen timed dosing. A favorite step-up when you’ve outgrown entry stepped grinders and want café-adjacent control at home.
About $650
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Pros
- Stepless adjustment for fine espresso dialing
- Quieter than many grinders in class
- Touchscreen timed dosing is weekday-friendly
- Compact footprint for premium performance
Cons
- Premium price vs Encore ESP / Opus
- Single-dose workflow may need bellows/habits
- Color/finish variants vary by listing
Who it's for
Home baristas upgrading from entry grinders who pull espresso daily and want stepless control.
Specs
- Burrs
- 55 mm flat
- Adjustment
- Stepless
- Dosing
- Touchscreen timed
- Noise
- Sound insulated
- Warranty
- See listing
Guides that mention this product
- Best Espresso Grinders: Budget to Mid-Range
Why the grinder is the real espresso upgrade — Encore ESP, Smart Grinder Pro, Fellow Opus, and Sette 270Wi compared for home baristas.
- Espresso Machine Buying Guide: How to Choose
ThermoJet vs boiler, 54mm vs 58mm, all-in-one vs separate grinder — the decision framework we use before recommending a machine.
- Baratza Encore ESP vs Fellow Opus
The two most recommended sub-$250 grinders head-to-head — espresso steps, retention, repairability, and who should buy which.
