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Eureka Mignon Filtro review (2026)
Eureka Mignon Filtro is a electric grinder that suits AeroPress, Pour-over, French press and Cold brew. From €149 delivered to Lithuania, prices vary by country.
A well-built stepless flat burr grinder aimed at filter. Buyers praise evenness; complaints are the hold-to-grind switch, a vague adjustment knob and mixed retention reports.
Best for
- Filter, drip and French press drinkers who want a flat burr
- Batch grinding from the hopper into the grounds container
- Buyers who prefer a steel and aluminium build
Skip if
- You mostly make espresso
- You want a true single-dose grinder
- You want auto stop or programmed doses
- Lithuania €149
- Latvia €149
- Estonia €149
- Poland €149
- Finland €153.99
- Germany €149
Brew methods
Burrs and motor are tuned for drip, pour over and French press, not espresso.
Delivered price
Delivered to the country in each column: price with that country's VAT where the shop charges it, plus shipping. A dash means the shop does not sell or ship there.
How it adds up, delivered to Lithuania
- €149 shop price, VAT included
- free shipping
- €179.90 shop price, VAT included
- €4.99 shipping
Pros and cons
Pros
- A retailer blog (Kahvebi) calls the grind extremely consistent, with a clear and balanced cup.
- Crema buyers praise the consistent, quiet grinding.
- Kahvebi highlights the steel chassis and grinding chamber.
- Whole Latte Love lists micrometric stepless adjustment and a detachable grounds container for batch grinding.
Cons
- Crema buyers say the adjustment knob is unclear and the manual gives little setting guidance.
- One Crema buyer dislikes having to hold a button down to grind.
- Kahvebi says the 300 g hopper is built for bulk grinding, not single dosing, and points single doses to hand grinders or the Fellow Ode.
- Whole Latte Love states it is meant for brewed coffee, not espresso.
What owners report
- Retention reports conflict. Kahvebi gives about 1.5 g staying between the burrs in one place and says almost nothing stays in another. Crema reviews did not mention retention.
- Adjustment knob is hard to read. Several Crema buyers had to experiment to find the zero point or look up settings online.
- Noise is mixed. One Crema buyer calls it quiet, another says it gets a bit loud.
Alternatives
Fellow Ode Gen 2
Kahvebi names the Ode as the better single-dose choice for filter.
€263 at Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend →Questions
What is the Eureka Mignon Filtro good for?
It works well for AeroPress, Pour-over, French press and Cold brew. It is limited for Moka pot. It is not suited to Espresso. Burrs and motor are tuned for drip, pour over and French press, not espresso.
How much does the Eureka Mignon Filtro cost delivered?
Cheapest delivered price: €149 to Lithuania, €149 to Latvia, €149 to Estonia, €149 to Poland, €153.99 to Finland, €149 to Germany.
Is the Eureka Mignon Filtro a hand or electric grinder?
It is a electric grinder with 50 mm flat, hardened steel burrs and stepless adjustment. It is not rated as quiet.
Is the Eureka Mignon Filtro a single-dose grinder?
No, it uses a hopper that holds beans.
Is the Eureka Mignon Filtro good for espresso?
Whole Latte Love says it is meant for brewed coffee, and Kahvebi advises against buying it only for espresso. Some Crema buyers say it can still grind fine enough.
Is it a single-dose grinder?
No. Kahvebi says its 300 g hopper suits bulk grinding and some users fit modified single-dose hoppers.
Specs
| Type | Electric |
| Burr | 50 mm flat, hardened steel |
| Adjustment | stepless |
| Quiet | no |
Sources
This review draws on these sources.
- Eureka Mignon Filtro Review, Kahvebi (retailer)
- Eureka Mignon Filtro 15BL, Crema (retailer)
- Eureka Mignon Filtro Coffee Grinder, Whole Latte Love (retailer)