Etzinger Etz-I Hand Grinder

The primary difference is the diameter of the grinder body. The Regular model has a 55mm diameter, while the Trim model is slimmer at 48mm, making it easier to grip for those with smaller hands.

Unlike traditional manual grinders where the inner cone rotates, the RRB technology rotates the outer ring burr. This design helps minimize fines and provides a very consistent grind distribution across a wide range of settings.

Yes, the 88-step adjustment mechanism offers enough granularity to dial in espresso shots effectively. It provides a wide enough range to transition from fine espresso settings to coarser grinds for pour-over methods.

The retractable crank folds down against the body of the grinder, which significantly reduces its footprint. This makes the Etz-I much easier to store in a drawer or pack into a travel bag without the handle snagging on other items.

The Etz-I has a 30-gram capacity, which is ideal for single-dose brewing. While it is perfect for a large mug or a standard pour-over, it may not hold enough beans for a full-sized carafe of batch brew.

The magnetic connection is designed to be strong enough to stay firmly in place while you are grinding. It also allows for quick and easy removal when you are ready to transfer your coffee grounds to your brewer.