Is the Fellow Opus good for espresso?

It can grind fine enough for espresso, but the 41+ settings are stepped, so dialing in is less precise than on stepless grinders. It works best for espresso drinkers who are not chasing micro-adjustments.

Can it grind for pour-over and cold brew?

Yes. The range extends from espresso to the coarsest cold brew, and the grind guide points to settings for common methods.

How much coffee does it hold?

The hopper holds 110 g of beans, enough for several brews. It is not designed as a high-volume single-dose grinder.

Does it have a timer?

Yes. It has a timed autostop so you can run a set dose and walk away.

The grinder, a volumetric dosing lid and a magnetic catch cup. Check the listing for any additional accessories.

How does it compare with the Fellow Ode?

The Ode is a flat-burr grinder aimed at filter coffee, while the Opus uses conical burrs and covers espresso too. The Opus is the more versatile choice; the Ode is more filter-focused.