Which brands of bean grinder + bean grinder + additional coffee pot

How should you set the budget for your bean grinder? I can tell you a very simple and quick rule, that is, when buying a $200 bean grinder, your coffee machine and bean grinder should each account for half of your budget, and when your budget is bigger, your bean grinder's share of the entire budget can be reduced.

In other words, if your budget is $500, you will spend about $200 to $250 on a bean grinder and $250 to $300 on a coffee maker. If your budget is $1000, you can consider spending $300 to $350 on a bean grinder and $650 to $700 on a coffee maker.

I know that some readers will certainly question it, and may laugh at me for spending $300 or more to buy a mill. But if you spend $1000 on a machine, the $300 mill doesn't really make up much of the overall budget. Now you have to accept the fact that the bean grinder is very important in the whole process of purchasing coffee equipment. Let's think about it this way, coffee equipment purchase budget = coffee machine + bean grinder + additional equipment, rather than coffee equipment budget = coffee machine. Practice can fully prove this, when you have a good bean grinder, your espresso will even be unmatched by 95% of professional cafes, and it will be easier to make.