The Best Espresso Grinders Under $500

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Our Picks For The Best Espresso Grinders Under $500


If you're on the hunt for a high-quality espresso grinder that won’t break the bank, you’re in the right place. At Cliff & Pebble , we offer a selection of top-tier grinders under $500 that deliver precision grinding, durability, and performance without compromising on quality. Whether you're a home barista looking for consistency or someone upgrading from a blade grinder, these options will elevate your espresso game.

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What to Look for in an Espresso Grinder Under $500 Our Top Picks for the Best Espresso Grinders Under $500 1. Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55 - $499 2. Eureka Mignon Zero - $449 3. Turin CF64V Variable Speed Grinder - $499 4. Turin DF64 Gen 2.3 Single Dose Coffee Grinder - $499 5. Turin DF54 - $399

What to Look for in an Espresso Grinder Under $500

Before diving into our top picks, here are a few key features to consider when choosing an espresso grinder:

  • Burr Type – Conical and flat burrs offer more consistent grinds compared to blade grinders.

  • Grind Size Adjustability – Essential for dialing in the perfect shot of espresso.

  • Build Quality – A well-constructed grinder will last longer and perform better.

  • Ease of Use & Cleaning – Convenience matters, especially for daily espresso drinkers.

Our Top Picks for the Best Espresso Grinders Under $500

1. Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55 - $499

Priced at $499.00, this grinder features 55mm flat burrs and a sound-insulated case for quiet operation. Its stepless micrometric adjustment allows for precise grind settings, making it suitable for various brewing methods, including espresso.


Why We Love It: 


The Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55 is one of the best grinders in its price range, offering 55mm flat burrs for precise and consistent grinding. Its Silent Technology ensures ultra-quiet operation, making it perfect for early morning espresso prep without disturbing the household.

eureka mignon silenzio coffee grinder

2. Eureka Mignon Zero - $449

Available at $449.00, the Eureka Mignon Zero is designed for single-dose grinding with 55mm flat burrs and stepless micrometric adjustment. Its 'Blow-Up' cleaning system minimizes retention, ensuring fresh grounds for every shot. The grinder's compact design and silent technology make it a great addition to any home espresso setup.

eureka mignon zero coffee grinder

3. Turin CF64V Variable Speed Grinder - $499

Currently priced at $499.00, the Turin CF64V offers 64mm flat burrs and variable speed control, providing flexibility and precision in grinding. Its single-dose design minimizes retention, and the stepless adjustment allows for fine-tuning the grind size to your preference. The grinder's sleek and modern design complements any coffee setup.

turin cf64v coffee grinder

4. Turin DF64 Gen 2.3 Single Dose Coffee Grinder - $499

Priced at $499.00, the Turin DF64 Gen 2.3 features 64mm flat burrs and a single-dose design to minimize retention. The stepless grind adjustment provides infinite control over grind size, making it suitable for various brewing methods. Upgraded features in this generation enhance durability and usability.

turin df64 coffee grinder

5. Turin DF54 - $399

Why We Love It: 


The Turin DF54 is a compact yet powerful grinder with 54mm flat burrs , offering excellent grind consistency at an affordable price. It features stepless grind adjustment , allowing you to fine-tune your espresso grind for optimal extraction. 


With low retention and a sleek design, it's a great choice for home baristas looking for precision without breaking the bank.

turin df54 coffee grinder

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