Real owners lean toward the Eureka Mignon Specialita: 82% of 302 owners recommend it, vs 73% of 55 for the Timemore 064S.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“I'm not actually disappointed at all in the consistency”— @coppurt on YouTube
“i have it for 5 years now. last year i upgraded the knob with a bigger dialer so now it is very easy to switch from espresso to brew coffee. This upgrade was a big step up!”— @makgstefan on YouTube
“It will replace my Eureka Mignon Specialita. I didn't expect it to produce better coffee, just to improve the workflow, which is what the video seems to confirm. I find single dosing with the Eureka messy and annoying.”— playbedar on Reddit
“I actually like the opaque hoppers so much more.”— @CoffeeNo0b0514 on YouTube
“Timemore been killing it lately, excellent scales and drippers and now grinder. You love to see it.”— @lowhangingvegetable on YouTube
“sometimes, the 064s and 078s would make slightly clumpy grounds not found in other grinders”— @LanceHedrick on YouTube
Real owners lean toward the Eureka Mignon Specialita: 82% of 302 owners recommend it, vs 73% of 55 for the Timemore 064S.
Owners point the Eureka Mignon Specialita at espresso-focused home baristas who want consistency, and apartment dwellers who need quiet operation.
Owners point the Timemore 064S at home baristas wanting a low-retention single-dose grinder, and people grinding for both espresso and pour over.
The most-cited downside of the Eureka Mignon Specialita is hyper-sensitive grind adjustment dial. For the Timemore 064S, it's espresso range feels compressed and the dial is fiddly to dial in finely.