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grinder
Category
Grinder
Type
Hand grinder (compact)
Key specs
Heptagonal stainless steel burrs, 15–20 g
Material
Aluminum body, plastic receiver
Weight
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What home baristas keep saying · from 3 reviews

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Bought a Q Air for $69 and never looked back; it makes excellent pour-overs and grinds 15g in about a minute.

“I bought a 1zpresso q air for usd 69 and never looked back. Makes excellent pour overs and it takes about a minute to grind 15 grams.”
positivegreat value

They struggle to dial in espresso with their Q Air.

“Not sure if it’s cuz of my grinder (1zpresso q air which I maybe shouldn’t have gotten thanks to Gemini). Either I choke the machine or I overextract.”
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Their new Q Air fits in an AeroPress and grinds far faster and better than their old Hario Slim.

“the Q Air is very noticeably many magnitudes ahead of the Hario slim.”
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They love their plastic Q Air for travel; it makes great coffee cheaply and reliably.

“I got the plastic version and love it for travel.”
positivegreat value

They prefer their Q Air hand grinder over their DF64 for light-roast pour over.

“I like my 1Zpresso Q Air hand grinder better and mostly drink pour over with a Hario Mugen.”
positive

Their plastic-bodied Q Air grinds a dose in about 30 seconds.

“I have Q Air. The plastic bodied one. I grinds very fast actually like 30sec.”
positive

Had one of their best cups on their Q Air, but grinding light roast on it was a workout.

“I had one of my best cups on the Qair but man I used it for some light roast one day and that was a work out.”
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