Title: Great upgrade from a whirly blade
Product review: I have the earlier version of this grinder; this one was upgraded to provide more stability and an easier-to-use front button. The Solis Maestro isn't an expensive low-end grinder, it's a high-end grinder at a tremendous value. For the money, it's not really possible to get the same combination of consistent grind and durability.This isn't the greatest grinder for espresso, which requires a highly consistent grind, but it does the trick. With a little work, it'll produce a good shot out of my Rancilio Silvia, which is notoriously picky about grind consistency. It's true that it can be messy, but what grinder isn't? At least it's easy to clean. Another tip; if you have a static problem, where grounds stick to everything, your coffee isn't fresh enough. Find a local roaster or roast your own.
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