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Turin DF83V review (2026)
Turin DF83V is a electric grinder that suits Espresso, Moka pot, AeroPress and Pour-over. From €799 delivered to Lithuania.
A large 83 mm flat-burr single-dose grinder with variable speed, fast grinding and low retention. Reviewers like it for espresso and filter, but it is costly once premium burrs are added and takes counter space.
Best for
- Espresso and filter from one grinder
- People who want swappable 83 mm burrs
- Single-dose users who value speed
Skip if
- You have little counter space
- You want to avoid buying extra burrs
- You want a quiet grinder
Brew methods
Variable speed from 300 to 1600 RPM; one review measured a dial span of 110 to 950 microns.
Delivered price
| Shop | LT |
|---|---|
| Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend | €799cheapest |
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
- €799 shop price, VAT included
- free shipping
Pros and cons
Pros
- Coffee Chronicler and Tom's Grinder Lab report very low retention, and Coffeeble measured 0.0 to 0.1 g with the bellows.
- Variable speed from 300 to 1600 RPM lets you run slowly for filter and fast for espresso, per Coffee Chronicler and Tom's Grinder Lab.
- A built-in plasma generator cuts static, and Tom's Grinder Lab and Coffeeble say it removes the need for a water spray.
- Coffee Chronicler says the stock burrs give shots with body, texture and decent clarity.
Cons
- Coffee Chronicler calls it expensive, especially once premium burrs are added, and Coffeeble suggests budgeting extra for them.
- Coffeeble measured 74 dB at one metre, louder than a Niche Zero.
- Coffee Chronicler notes a large countertop footprint, and Coffeeble lists it as 18 inches tall.
- Tom's Grinder Lab reports it stalls with very light roasts at low RPM.
What owners report
- Alignment differs by unit. Coffee Chronicler found alignment excellent out of the box, while Tom's Grinder Lab's unit needed alignment.
- Dial quirk. Tom's Grinder Lab notes uneven flow-rate changes per dial step, and says dialing finer first, then coarser, helps.
- Earlier versions. Coffeeble says early V1 units had declumper and static problems that later units fixed.
What experts measured
- Coffeeble timed 18 g in 8.2 seconds and measured a dial span of 110 to 950 microns.
- Coffee Chronicler gives about 4 to 5 seconds per espresso dose at 1400 RPM.
- Tom's Grinder Lab timed 20 g in about 6 seconds at 1,000 RPM.
Alternatives
DF64 Gen 2
Coffee Chronicler says two 64 mm grinders, one for filter and one for espresso, could be cheaper and better for some users.
€399 at Kavos draugas / Coffee Friend →Questions
What is the Turin DF83V good for?
It works well for Espresso, Moka pot, AeroPress and Pour-over. It is limited for French press and Cold brew. Variable speed from 300 to 1600 RPM; one review measured a dial span of 110 to 950 microns.
How much does the Turin DF83V cost delivered?
Cheapest delivered price: €799 to Lithuania.
Is the Turin DF83V a hand or electric grinder?
It is a electric grinder with 83 mm flat, DLC-coated steel burrs and stepless adjustment. It is not rated as quiet.
Is the Turin DF83V a single-dose grinder?
Yes, you weigh the beans in each time.
Is this the DF83V or the DF83?
Coffeeble reviewed both the DF83 Gen 2 and the DF83V. The V adds a 680 W brushless motor with variable speed, and Coffee Chronicler reviewed the Miicoffee-branded DF83V.
Do I need to buy extra burrs?
Coffee Chronicler says the stock burrs perform well, though enthusiasts may want more clarity. Coffeeble suggests budgeting extra for premium burrs.
Specs
| Type | Electric |
| Burr | 83 mm flat, DLC-coated steel |
| Adjustment | stepless |
| Quiet | no |
Sources
This review draws on these sources.
- DF83V Review, The Coffee Chronicler, 2024-05-03 (expert)
- Turin DF83V Review, Tom's Grinder Lab (expert)
- Turin DF83 Review, Coffeeble, 2026-02-26 (expert)