1Zpresso
Today I want to tell you about a little treasure in the world of coffee grinders: 1Zpresso. A name that comes up more and more often in coffee circles, and one that helps you get the very best out of your beloved coffee beans.
What's great about 1Zpresso is that they turn grinding coffee into a pleasure. With 1Zpresso, the morning ritual of brewing coffee becomes a Zen exercise that helps you start the day calm and focused.
Particularly impressive is the 1Zpresso J-Max S model. With its robust stainless steel body and foldable crank, it's a true champion when it comes to durability and travel-friendliness. It takes up hardly any space, which makes it the perfect companion on the go, whether camping or on a business trip.
What really sets 1Zpresso grinders apart, though, is the precision with which they grind. The J-Max S has an adjustment dial with 90 clicks per rotation. That means you have complete control over the grind size of your coffee, from fine espresso to coarse French press coffee. The coated burrs are also perfect for turning your beans into the finest powder.
Another highlight is the magnetic catch cup. Just turn it, and your freshly ground coffee is ready to brew. And when it comes to cleaning, no problem at all! The grinder disassembles easily for cleaning, so you always get the best aroma.
But the 1Zpresso team thought not only about ease of use and efficiency, but also about quality. Every grinder is personally calibrated and secured by the team, to make sure nothing wobbles or works loose. And they estimate the grinding capacity at an impressive 100-200 KG of coffee for normal use.
So, dear coffee friends, if you're looking for a durable, user-friendly, and precise coffee grinder that takes your coffee brewing to a new level, then the 1Zpresso J-Max S is exactly right for you!
Until next time, enjoy your coffee and stay caffeinated!
Frequently Asked Questions about 1Zpresso
Where does 1Zpresso come from?
From Taiwan – confirmed by the Taiwanese website and the phone area code. The manufacturer does not publish a founding year or a company address.
What model series are available?
For hand brewing, the Q series with Q2 and Q Air, plus J, JX, and the ZP6 Special. For espresso, the JE-Plus and the J-Ultra. As all-rounders, X-Pro S, X-Ultra, JX-Pro S, and K-Ultra.
Which grinder for espresso?
The J-Ultra or the JE-Plus. The J-Ultra adjusts externally with 100 clicks per rotation and an 8-micron step size – the finest value in the lineup, and exactly what espresso needs.
Which grinder for filter coffee?
The ZP6 Special with 90 clicks and 22 microns, or the K-Ultra with 100 clicks and 20 microns. Both are designed for the coarser range.
What does external or internal adjustment mean?
With external adjustment, you turn a ring on the housing and don't need to open the grinder. With internal adjustment – for instance on the J, JX, and Q2, each with 30 clicks – you unscrew the hopper to adjust. External adjustment is noticeably more convenient day-to-day.
How large are the burrs?
The ZP6 has 48 millimeters with hexagonal geometry, the J-Ultra, JX, and JX-Pro also 48 millimeters, and the JE-Plus 47. For the K-Ultra and X-Ultra, the manufacturer doesn't state a diameter.
What's the difference between the X series and the J series?
The X series is designed as an all-rounder with a 12.5-micron step size, while the J series is geared more toward espresso and goes down to as fine as 8 microns with the J-Ultra.
Can a hand grinder keep up with an electric one?
For filter, absolutely. For espresso, you need strength and patience, and the finer you grind, the more you feel it in your wrist. The advantage remains: no power needed, little space required, usable on the go.
Sources: Model series, click counts, step sizes, and burr sizes according to 1zpresso.coffee. Founding year and company headquarters are not published; the Taiwan origin is only indirectly confirmed.
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