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Quietest electric coffee grinders (2026)

By Gytis, home brewer in Vilnius · Updated 2026-10-20

Any hand grinder is quieter than these. If you want a motor anyway, these are the electric grinders sources call quiet.

Best for filter

Fellow Ode Gen 2

Reviewers call it quiet and fast with a clear cup. Not for espresso.

€263 at Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend →
Best for espresso

Eureka Mignon Specialità

Quiet, stepless, with timed dosing. Reviewers rate it a reliable daily driver.

€443.80 at Crema →
Quiet all-rounder

Fellow Opus

Reaches espresso and filter on a budget. Confusing dial.

€230 at Amazon.de →
Best for filter

Fellow Ode Gen 2

Reviewers call it a quiet, fast, clear-cup filter grinder with low mess. Fellow says it is not for espresso, and it costs a lot for filter only.

Espresso
No
Moka pot
No
AeroPress
Yes
Pour-over
Yes
French press
Yes
Cold brew
Yes

Pros

  • Coffeeness praises particle uniformity from AeroPress to Chemex and V60 with the 64 mm flat burrs.
  • Home Grounds says the Gen 2 burrs reach about 300 microns, compared with about 600 on Gen 1.

Con

  • Fellow says it is not intended for espresso.
  • LT €263 Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend
  • LV €270 Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend
  • EE €329.89 Crema
  • PL €334.89 Crema
  • FI €319 Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend
  • DE €319 Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend

€263 at Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend → Read the Fellow Ode Gen 2 review

Best for espresso

Eureka Mignon Specialità

A quiet, stepless espresso grinder with timed dosing that reviewers rate as a reliable daily driver. Retention is low but not zero, and the small adjustment knob and warm running are the catches.

Espresso
Yes
Moka pot
Yes
AeroPress
Yes
Pour-over
Yes
French press
Yes
Cold brew
Limited

Pros

  • Kaffeemacher measured 78.9 dB and counts under 80 dB as quiet.
  • Kaffeemacher found excellent shot-to-shot consistency when the setting is not changed.

Con

  • Kaffeemacher says the grind knob is too small, causing large shifts per millimetre.
  • LT €444.89 Crema
  • LV €444.89 Crema
  • EE €444.89 Crema
  • PL €449.89 Crema
  • FI €443.80 Crema
  • DE €448.89 Crema

€443.80 at Crema → Read the Eureka Mignon Specialità review

Quiet all-rounder

Fellow Opus

Reviewers call the original Opus an affordable all-rounder that can reach espresso. The dial logic is confusing, and it is messy. Sources cover Gen 1, not the newer Opus 2.

Espresso
Limited
Moka pot
Yes
AeroPress
Yes
Pour-over
Yes
French press
Yes
Cold brew
Yes

Pros

  • Coffeeness says it works for every method, from Turkish coffee to cold brew.
  • The lid doubles as a volumetric doser, and Coffeeness found it accurate at 20 g across roasts.

Con

  • LifeStyle Lab calls grind adjustment baffling: turning the micro ring finer shows a coarser reading.
  • LT €233.87 Amazon.de
  • LV €233.87 Amazon.de
  • EE €239.66 Amazon.de
  • PL €243.72 Amazon.de
  • FI €242.56 Amazon.de
  • DE €230 Amazon.de

€230 at Amazon.de → Read the Fellow Opus review

What we looked for

Questions

What is the quietest electric coffee grinders?

Our pick is the Fellow Ode Gen 2 (best for filter). Reviewers call it quiet and fast with a clear cup. Not for espresso.

Which grinders are on this list?

Fellow Ode Gen 2 (best for filter), Eureka Mignon Specialità (best for espresso) and Fellow Opus (quiet all-rounder).