Updated as of 3/12/21 11:00 AM CST.
ENCORE WHITE - $99 - IN STOCK
ENCORE BLACK - $99 - IN STOCK
VIRTUOSO - $149 - OOS
VIRTUOSO+ - $195 - IN STOCK
SETTE 30 - $195 - IN STOCK
VARIO - $299 - OOS
SETTE 270 - $299 - OOS
SETTE 270Wi - $379 - OOS
FORTÉ AP - $720 - OOS
FORTÉ BG - $735 - OOS
The very popular Baratza certified refurbished grinders are ALL BACK IN STOCK!
https://www.baratza.com/shop/refurb
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Most credit cards will double the warranty. Baratza offers 1 year and the CC Company will add the second year warranty (even if it's refurbished). Check your CC T&C's to verify but all 4 of my credit cards included it.
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Thanks. Biggest difference I could find is the burr (cone vs flat), but they both seem to go fine enough for espresso and have enough steps (or stepless) to dial-in accurately. Based on your response I'll go with Sette 270 before the run out.
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Id go with vario, I have a sette 270 and its just not reliable ie ive had it replaced entirely once and the whole motor assembly replaced on another instance
If I had any sense I'd at least wait till my oxo bites the dust.
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Yes they have excellent service. I own an encore too. But i dont recommend the sette for reliability reasons
Also note, you should buy a grinder of reasonably equivalent quality to your espresso machine. I pair my Sette 270 with a Breville Dual Boiler (~$1200 I think?), and they work well together. Considering upgrading to a Decent DE1+ (~3k). Based on my home-barista reading, I may want to upgrade that soon-ish... perhaps to a niche but I'll be missing the hopper/timer. Don't REALLY want to weigh beans every time I make espresso.