grinder
1Zpresso

J-Ultra

Category
Grinder
Type
Hand grinder (espresso)
Key specs
35–40 g
Material
—
Weight
670 g

What home baristas keep saying · from 4 reviews

quiet2great espresso1well built1

Calls their 1Zpresso J-Ultra an excellent hand grinder.

“I used my 1Zpresso J-Ultra, an excellent hand grinder, and worked through every grind setting available.”
positive

For dark robusta blends their J-Ultra beats their Zerno Z2.

“my 1zpresso J-Ultra ( conical, manual) absolutely kills the Zerno all day for my burned Robusta roasts”
positive

Very in love with their J-Ultra for espresso from medium to ultra-light: quiet, 30–60 seconds per shot and very fine steps, though it needs grip strength.

“I'm very in love with my 1zpresso J-Ultra.”
positivequiet

Their J-Ultra opened up different roasts and origins for them; a grinder that will last a lifetime.

“Truely a good grinder that will last a lifetime”
positivewell built

Loves their J-Ultra but is very tired of hand grinding.

“I love my J-Ultra, but I can’t overstate how tired of hand grinding I am”
mixed

Loves both their 1Zpresso J-Ultra and Niche Zero.

“I have the 1Zpresso J-Ultra and Niche Zero. Love them both”
positive

Their J-Ultra with a Picopresso makes genuinely great espresso when travelling.

“It does make genuinely great espresso, though.”
positivegreat espresso

Uses a J-Ultra with their Cafelat Robot for darker roasts.

“Ive paired my robot with a j-ultra for darker roasts”
positive

Uses a J-Ultra with a ZP6 and says the J-Ultra can also handle pour-over on its own.

“I have this combo. It works pretty well. The j ultra can make pourover though if you wanted to stick with just it.”
positive

Uses a J-Ultra hand grinder with a Cafelat Robot for quiet early-morning espresso.

“I use my robot and a j-ultra for quiet espressos in the mornings before everyone is awake.”
positivequiet