Very good grinder, I have it at home (white) with a Gaggia classic espresso machine, a strong set. It grinds even Greek coffee to a very fine grind if needed, with manual dose grinding and automatic with the seconds you set

I was stingy the first time and bought something cheap, but in the end, you get what you pay for.
We are drinking coffee on another level now.
The best thing I have ever bought.

Eureka makes the best grinders in the €400 category, the only downside is that if you work with specific grams, for example 18, it won't be exact and it needs a rubber pump that also acts as a funnel, but after that, there are no issues! The grinder is fast and quiet, I highly recommend it, and because it is stepless, it has many adjustment options for the blades!

The grinder is the best there is for the money. It doesn't envy anything, even more expensive grinders. With the guarantee of Eureka.

Amazing grinder. Everything I had read from reviews is 100% true. Quiet, consistent in the produced coffee and with almost zero retention. The taste you get from fresh coffee beans is something else. If you are playing with single dosing, I don't see a reason to spend the extra money to go for the specialita. Very easy to dial in even for a beginner after watching a relevant video on YouTube. Go ahead fearlessly!

Small and sturdy with very good build quality. With a medium espresso machine, the coffee reaches a new level. It's worth the money and more. For me, it was the first step to get a good grinder for espresso; now we move to the second, which is a good machine with PID

It takes coffee to another level. It has amazing construction and grinds coffee perfectly for espresso. It is incredibly worth its money if you want to drink something serious in coffee. If you are thinking of getting a grinder but they seem expensive to you, save a little more time and get this one, don't waste money on cheaper ones. I no longer buy coffee outside, it doesn't make sense, with this grinder you can make the same, if not better, than many take-away coffee shops.

The mill is a real war machine. It is very heavy and sturdy. It cuts the coffee perfectly. Eureka mainly makes professional coffee grinders, so it has great experience in the necessary mechanics. Its gear is stepless, so you can adjust the grind with great precision. Overall, it is a high-quality machine that seems to have been well studied and is aimed at experienced individuals who want to experiment with making espresso at home, as the most important thing in espresso is the grind. You can easily see why it costs over 300 euros. Now, if your goal is just to make a morning espresso with a pressurized basket, don't waste your money and get a simpler grinder.

I preferred the Silenzio over the Specialita, which is a more famous model due to its cost. The only difference is that it does not have a digital display to adjust the grinding time (it is adjusted by a rotating button) and the grinder is 2mm wider in the specialita (it does not have any significant difference for home use).