“sometimes, the 064s and 078s would make slightly clumpy grounds not found in other grinders”

73% of 55 verified owners recommend the Timemore 064S, based on real owner verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube.
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Synthesized from what Timemore 064S owners say — not a spec sheet.
Retailers' own star averages, for comparison — separate from our vetted owner-verdict score above.
“sometimes, the 064s and 078s would make slightly clumpy grounds not found in other grinders”
“the one major thing I dislike about it is how hard it is to take out the burrs. Other than that I think it has a better workflow than df64”
“I actually like the opaque hoppers so much more.”
“Pretty good but still not as great as I would like. I make good shots when using the paper filter but when I don't its very inconsistent”
“Timemore been killing it lately, excellent scales and drippers and now grinder. You love to see it.”
“The sound of the coffee grinding in the 64 killed me on the inside sadly”
“The 064S is just a bit fiddly for espresso because the available range is compressed/coarse -- but I use mine every day”
“The only two big complaints I have with my 64s are : the ON/OFF switch that is difficult to use (you have sometimes to press it multiple times) ; the fact that some beans remains stuck in the grinder and temporarily stops it”
“This is a great grinder before, and now greater.”
“The on/off button wears out quickly, half of the time it doesn't work anymore when i push it.”
“the larger chute (considering the knocker part) will limit your choice of workflow”
“I have had it for almost 8-9 months and could not be happier with it. Very consistent from day 1.”
“I'm happy I backed the 078s and 064s at the early-bird pricing, although I'm now considering switching to the 078.”
“Why did they ever put that rpm adjustment at the back?”
“I've never had a bean stuck but often get some crumbs.”
“I have taken apart both a 078s and a 064s and while it may be easy to put together, it is a horribly engineered product compared to a Mazzer.”
“That’s honestly kind of impressive.”
“It's hard to precisely read the line and numbers because they're far apart and on different planes. It's inconvenient but it's not a 100% necessity to have the 3d printed part.”
“I have the 064s and it's a great espresso grinder. I did not enjoy the stock burrs for pour over and the range is a little limited for pour over as well.”
“didn’t realize all the upgrades on the gen 2 also impressed”
“I currently have the timemore sculptor 064s and find it annoying for both espresso and pour over, which I make both on the regular.”
“Timemore Sculptor is a fair shout, but there are definitely more better options once someone is trying to balance espresso and pour-over in one grinder.”
“Sold me on the new one.”
“I have the 064s but been seeing a lot of stalling in my pour over experience.”
Practical notes owners raise — setup, quirks, and issues to watch for. They don't say whether the person likes the product, so they're not counted in the score, but they inform the pros, cons, and who it's for.
“vertical flat burrs are giving a very clean, strict taste output”
“The timemore will shut down if a rock gets in. Then you take it apart and remove the rock and all will be fine.”
“my experience with the 064S is that it NEEDS RDT (3-4 sprays minimum)”
“it took about 3-4kg of seasoning for my 064ses to settle down”
“The Timemore is peobably more suitable for lighter roasts”