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Kaleido M1 LITE 200g Coffee Roaster (Artisan System)
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Kaleido M1 LITE 200g Coffee Roaster (Artisan System)

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$699.00$999.00 espressooutlet.com's regular price

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Specs

Green-Coffee Capacity
50–200g per batch; roasted weight will be lower
Electrical Version
120V; fixed power cord
Finish
Black
Heat
Adjust energy input as the roast progresses
Airflow
Change fan speed as part of your roast plan
Drum Speed
Adjust how the beans move through the drum

About the Kaleido M1 LITE 200g Coffee Roaster (Artisan System)

The Kaleido M1 LITE is a small home drum roaster that handles 50–200 g of green coffee per batch, so roasted weight comes out lower. Its draw is control: you adjust heat, fan speed and drum speed as the roast runs, and the Artisan System ties it to roast-logging software. That puts it closer to a sample roaster than to a set-and-forget countertop machine, and it rewards people who want to profile beans. The trade-off is small batches and a hands-on learning curve.

Best forHome roasters who want to profile beansSample roasting before buying a larger batchCoffee hobbyists who log roasts in ArtisanSmall-cup drinkers roasting a few doses at a time
Pros
  • Adjustable heat, airflow and drum speed in one machine
  • Works with Artisan roast-logging software
  • Small 50–200 g batches suit quick experiments
  • Drum design gives even, convection-and-contact roasting
  • Compact black build fits a kitchen counter
Cons

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  • 200 g green weight yields less roasted coffee
  • Small batches mean frequent roasting sessions
  • Manual profiling takes practice to learn
  • Fixed 120V cord limits placement
  • Questions and answers

    How much roasted coffee does one batch make?
    You start with 50–200 g of green coffee, and beans lose weight during roasting, so the finished batch is lighter than the starting weight. A full 200 g charge gives enough for several cups, not a week's supply.
    Does it work with Artisan?
    Yes. The Artisan System connects the roaster to Artisan roast-logging software so you can record bean temperature and roast events. You still need a computer and the software set up alongside it.
    Can I control the roast while it runs?
    Yes. You change energy input, fan speed and drum speed as the roast progresses. That lets you follow a planned profile or react to what the beans are doing.
    Is it a good first roaster?
    It suits beginners who want to learn profiling, but expect a learning curve. A simpler fixed-setting roaster is easier to start on; this one rewards practice.
    What voltage does it need?
    The electrical version is 120V with a fixed power cord, so it suits US outlets. Check that your outlet and counter space fit the cord length before buying.