Mini G adds a built-in scale to the Mini platform and stores three weight or time presets. Buttons and a screen control the dose while a stepless collar sets grind size.
Published source specifications. Unknown values stay unknown.
The buying decision
Is the Mini G right for your setup?
Our interpretation of the documented features. Performance, taste and long-term reliability have not been independently tested.
Choose the dosing routine
Mini G uses three weight or time presets. This is worth considering when you want the grinder to manage grounds mass during a repeated hopper-fed routine. Check the supported cup or portafilter arrangement; the grinder’s dose measurement does not replace measuring espresso yield.
Read the adjustment, not just the burr size
The documented adjustment is Stepless. Burr diameter remains unverified here. Use those details to compare hardware and how you will record a setting. They do not establish a flavor ranking, measured grind speed or noise level. If you change brew methods, allow time to check the espresso recipe when returning.
Plan access and the handoff
Check the assembled height with the selected hopper and room to remove its lid. Confirm whether your portafilter is supported directly or whether you will transfer grounds from a cup. Read the burr-access and cleaning instructions before choosing a position beneath a cabinet; published body dimensions are not a service-clearance specification.
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