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Fellow Ode Coffee Equipment: Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2

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Various Merchants have Fellow Ode Coffee Equipment on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member NeatRecess1026 for finding this deal.

Example Deals:
  • Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle $156
  • Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle $132
Grinder Details:
  • Designed especially for pour-over, French press, cold brew and other brewed coffee methods
  • 31 grind settings
  • 100g grind capacity
  • Single-dose bean load bin to reduce exposure to oxygen
  • 64mm professional-grade flat stainless steel burrs
  • Anti-static technology
  • Noise reduction
  • Auto-stop

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Fellow Ode products are 20% off as part of their Black Friday promotion.
  • About this product:
    • 2-year standard, 3-years with product registration (Grinder / Pro Kettle)
    • 1-year standard, 2-years with product registration (EKG Kettle)
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 165 customer reviews (Grinder)
  • About this store:
  • Additional Note:
    • Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
Expired:
  • Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 $276
  • Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle $156

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Various Merchants have Fellow Ode Coffee Equipment on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member NeatRecess1026 for finding this deal.

Example Deals:
  • Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle $156
  • Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle $132
Grinder Details:
  • Designed especially for pour-over, French press, cold brew and other brewed coffee methods
  • 31 grind settings
  • 100g grind capacity
  • Single-dose bean load bin to reduce exposure to oxygen
  • 64mm professional-grade flat stainless steel burrs
  • Anti-static technology
  • Noise reduction
  • Auto-stop

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Fellow Ode products are 20% off as part of their Black Friday promotion.
  • About this product:
    • 2-year standard, 3-years with product registration (Grinder / Pro Kettle)
    • 1-year standard, 2-years with product registration (EKG Kettle)
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 165 customer reviews (Grinder)
  • About this store:
  • Additional Note:
    • Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
Expired:
  • Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 $276
  • Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle $156

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Model: Fellow Ode Brew Gen 2 Grinder in Matte Black at Nordstrom

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Disagree. This is a solid grinder. Grinders are expensive to make. They require precision and accuracy when making the burrs and aligning the drive system to get a consistent grind without a ton of fines. The burr design takes numerous iterations to get the flavor profile you want (Lance Hendrick talks about this in his video on the Ode 2)The motor requires enough power for the job. The Ode also has antistatic tech which makes a huge difference in retention and reduces messiness.

I dare you to make a grinder like this for less. You can't.

If you think this is overpriced, chances are this grinder isn't marketed toward you. Stick with your cheap burr grinder or whirlybird, if you're happy with it.
You can tell someone on their Customer Support team was tired of answering that question.
The encore produces more fines which leads to over extraction - however the encore is a damn good grinder - more so with the upgraded burrs. The advantage of this grinder is the flat burrs designed for filter coffee, the ability to upgrade to ssp burrs (though the gen 2 burrs are good enough for me), the anti static tech - and the ability to single dose with very little retention.
As with all grinders as taste is very subjective all that matters is how it tastes for you.

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Quote :
Is Ode Brew Grinder suitable for grinding espresso?

No.
You can tell someone on their Customer Support team was tired of answering that question.
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Finally got the kettle!
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Quote from aopencv :
Finally got the kettle!
I have been waiting on the grinder was hoping for 25% but I purchased anyway. I use a Hario switch so I have no need for gooseneck kettle.
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Quote from AdmiralAsshat :
You can tell someone on their Customer Support team was tired of answering that question.
The Opus is also on sale it is a cheap option for espresso - but you would do better going for a Eureka mignon - or for a 1zpresso hand grinder which are also 20% currently.
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We've had a gen 2 ode with ssp mp burrs a little over a year now, absolutely love the thing. We use it exclusively with our moccamaster and it's been great. The workflow is so much better than the mignon manuale we were using previously
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Have been waiting for a deal on espresso grinder. Ordered Opus. Thanks very much!

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Quote from Peakmaster :
Overpriced.
It's like the Zojirushi of coffee grinders 🤣
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Quote from Peakmaster :
Overpriced.
Disagree. This is a solid grinder. Grinders are expensive to make. They require precision and accuracy when making the burrs and aligning the drive system to get a consistent grind without a ton of fines. The burr design takes numerous iterations to get the flavor profile you want (Lance Hendrick talks about this in his video on the Ode 2)The motor requires enough power for the job. The Ode also has antistatic tech which makes a huge difference in retention and reduces messiness.

I dare you to make a grinder like this for less. You can't.

If you think this is overpriced, chances are this grinder isn't marketed toward you. Stick with your cheap burr grinder or whirlybird, if you're happy with it.
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Quote from Peakmaster :
My Baratza Encore does as good a job for my Moccamaster at half the price so just shut up.
The encore produces more fines which leads to over extraction - however the encore is a damn good grinder - more so with the upgraded burrs. The advantage of this grinder is the flat burrs designed for filter coffee, the ability to upgrade to ssp burrs (though the gen 2 burrs are good enough for me), the anti static tech - and the ability to single dose with very little retention.
As with all grinders as taste is very subjective all that matters is how it tastes for you.
Last edited by NeatRecess1026 November 20, 2023 at 07:33 AM.
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Got the Gen 1? as a gift last year. Not sure what kind of improvements were made but even though I like it, I would recommend looking elsewhere. When grinding i'm tapping it on the top and sides to make sure the ground come out. Had multiple times when after using it I see grounds come out when putting it up.

I'm not a power user so my use is about two or three times a week (cold brew and pour over). but a coworker that has his entire family use it has experienced multiple jams through their use.
(if using a lot of dark roast beans it is recommended to perform a regulars cleaning of the burrs due to the oils in dark roast beans. again I'm not using it everyday so I've done it twice in the last year.)

No Espresso setting, even the updated burrs won't allow for espresso.

For the price, i feel most people can find something else the better fits their needs.
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Quote from MrMaxican :
Got the Gen 1? as a gift last year. Not sure what kind of improvements were made but even though I like it, I would recommend looking elsewhere. When grinding i'm tapping it on the top and sides to make sure the ground come out. Had multiple times when after using it I see grounds come out when putting it up.

I'm not a power user so my use is about two or three times a week (cold brew and pour over). but a coworker that has his entire family use it has experienced multiple jams through their use.
(if using a lot of dark roast beans it is recommended to perform a regulars cleaning of the burrs due to the oils in dark roast beans. again I'm not using it everyday so I've done it twice in the last year.)

No Espresso setting, even the updated burrs won't allow for espresso.

For the price, i feel most people can find something else the better fits their needs.
I am not aware of a better option for filter coffee (very few grinders excel at both filter and espresso) at this price point. To me it was down to this or a 1zpresso ZP6 or K ultra, and the bottom line was I was too lazy for hand grinding every day. If the price was right I would have gone for a Eureka Brew pro but it is around $600. There are flaws in every grinder - but Fellow addressed most of them in gen 2. I held off for a long time because i am allergic whenever there is a lot of hype - and this grinder (and gen 1) is so hyped in coffee forums and reviews - but after an honest assessment I swallowed my pride and bought it anyway because I could not find another alternative.
I did consider Eureka filtro and crono but because I do one cup only it did not make sense for me.
Last edited by NeatRecess1026 November 20, 2023 at 08:22 AM.
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My Baratza Encore does as good a job for my Moccamaster at half the price so just shut up.
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Quote from MrMaxican :
Got the Gen 1? as a gift last year. Not sure what kind of improvements were made but even though I like it, I would recommend looking elsewhere. When grinding i'm tapping it on the top and sides to make sure the ground come out. Had multiple times when after using it I see grounds come out when putting it up.

I'm not a power user so my use is about two or three times a week (cold brew and pour over). but a coworker that has his entire family use it has experienced multiple jams through their use.
(if using a lot of dark roast beans it is recommended to perform a regulars cleaning of the burrs due to the oils in dark roast beans. again I'm not using it everyday so I've done it twice in the last year.)

No Espresso setting, even the updated burrs won't allow for espresso.

For the price, i feel most people can find something else the better fits their needs.
I have the Gen 2. One of the things Gen 2 was supposed to improve over Gen 1 was increasing the hopper angle to make feeding more reliable. I've never had an issue with beans feeding in mine. I do use light to medium roasts, which I could see feeding more smoothly. I could see oily darker roasts possibly sticking in the hopper.

As far as grounds retention go, I think the "anti-static" feature the added with gen 2 should help with this too. I have still had some minor issues with this, but mainly with one bag of beans (I have no explanation for why it might be affected differently by different beans though).

Over all I'm happy with mine at this price.

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