- Is the DF64V Gen 3 worth it over a cheaper DF64?
- If you switch between espresso and filter or want to tune RPM, the variable speed is the reason to pay more. For espresso only, a fixed-speed DF64 does most of the same job.
- Does the variable speed actually change the shot?
- Yes. Slower RPM tends to give more body and less fines, which suits espresso; faster RPM helps filter. Expect small differences, not a new grinder.
- How much coffee does the hopper hold?
- About 1.1 oz, roughly 30 g. That is one or two doses, so weigh each dose rather than filling it for the week.
- Is it good for pour-over and filter?
- Yes. The flat burrs and speed range handle filter well, and the grind adjustment covers coarse settings. It is a capable all-rounder, not espresso-only.
- What is in the box?
- The grinder, a dosing cup, and a bellows for clearing retention. Check the listing for the exact accessories included.
- When is it cheapest?
- DF64 models tend to dip during sales events and when a new generation launches. Watch the price history rather than buying at the first listed price.
- What do buyers say about the MiiCoffee DF64V Gen 3 Variable Speed Single Dose Coffee Grinder?
- Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 46 ratings.