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Eureka Mignon Specialità review (2026)

Eureka Mignon Specialità is a electric grinder that suits Espresso, Moka pot, AeroPress, Pour-over and French press. From €443.80 delivered to Finland, prices vary by country.

Quiet stepless espresso classic that also handles filter.

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.

Best for

  • Home espresso drinkers who stick to one bean at a time
  • Quiet kitchens and early mornings
  • Buyers who want timed dosing into the portafilter

Skip if

  • You change beans often and want single dosing
  • You want an easy way to return to a previous setting
  • You grind in busy commercial rushes
Cheapest delivered, to Finland€443.80Crema: €439.90 + €3.90 shipping
€443.80 at Crema →
  • Lithuania €444.89
  • Latvia €444.89
  • Estonia €444.89
  • Poland €449.89
  • Finland €443.80
  • Germany €448.89

Brew methods

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

Eureka lists it as all purpose; cold brew coarseness is not documented.

Delivered price

ShopLTLVEEPLFIDE
Crema €444.89cheapest €444.89cheapest €444.89cheapest €449.89cheapest €443.80cheapest €448.89cheapest
Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend €599 €599 €599 €599 €599 €569

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

Cremacheapest€444.89
  • €439.90 shop price, VAT included
  • €4.99 shipping
Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend€599
  • €599 shop price, VAT included
  • free shipping

Pros and cons

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.
  • Coffee Chronicler calls it one of the best-looking grinders, compact and well built.
  • Both reviewers describe low retention, with about 1 g exchanged in the Coffee Chronicler's use.
  • Eureka lists a touch display with two programmable doses and a hands-free portafilter fork.

Cons

  • Kaffeemacher says the grind knob is too small, causing large shifts per millimetre.
  • Kaffeemacher found it poor at returning to a previous setting after changing beans or methods.
  • Coffee Chronicler reports popcorning when single dosing and needs a workaround.
  • Kaffeemacher notes it runs warm and the plastic hopper can crack with rough handling.

What owners report

  • Quiet in daily use. Coffee Chronicler says it will not wake sleeping housemates.
  • Small adjustment wheel. Both reviewers want a bigger or better marked wheel for repeating settings.
  • Fine grinds sit close to burr rub. Coffee Chronicler says very fine settings, such as Scandinavian espresso, sit close to the point where burrs touch.

What experts measured

  • Kaffeemacher measured 78.9 dB, 2.7 g absolute retention, 21.3 g in 10 s and a 0.11 g dose standard deviation.

Alternatives

Cheaper

DF54

Reviewers of the DF54 find its espresso close to the Specialita, though with slower grinding.

From €280.28 delivered to Germany

€280.28 at Amazon.de →
Similar

Eureka Mignon Zero 65

Same maker, single-dose focused, with larger burrs.

From €433.80 delivered to Finland

€433.80 at Crema →
Upgrade

Niche Duo

Larger flat burrs in a single-dose design, with a separate filter burr set.

No EU shop price found yet.

Questions

What is the Eureka Mignon Specialità good for?

It works well for Espresso, Moka pot, AeroPress, Pour-over and French press. It is limited for Cold brew. Eureka lists it as all purpose; cold brew coarseness is not documented.

How much does the Eureka Mignon Specialità cost delivered?

Cheapest delivered price: €444.89 to Lithuania, €444.89 to Latvia, €444.89 to Estonia, €449.89 to Poland, €443.80 to Finland, €448.89 to Germany.

Is the Eureka Mignon Specialità a hand or electric grinder?

It is a electric grinder with 55 mm flat, hardened steel burrs and stepless adjustment. It is quiet.

Is the Eureka Mignon Specialità a single-dose grinder?

No, it uses a hopper that holds beans.

Is the Eureka Mignon Specialita good for single dosing?

Kaffeemacher says it works in principle, with 18 g in giving 18 g out within 0.1 g, but it is a limited dedicated single doser. Coffee Chronicler reports popcorning.

How loud is it?

Kaffeemacher measured 78.9 dB, which it classes as quiet.

Specs

TypeElectric
Burr55 mm flat, hardened steel
Adjustmentstepless
Quietyes

Spec sources: 1

Sources

This review draws on these sources.

  1. Eureka Mignon Specialita espresso grinder reviewed, Kaffeemacher, 2022-03-12 (expert)
  2. Eureka Mignon Specialita Review, The Coffee Chronicler, 2021-10-02 (expert)
  3. Eureka Mignon Specialita, Eureka (maker)