Baratza Sette 270Wi vs MOKKOM 64mm Flat Burr Coffee Grinder

Espresso at home, dosed by weight instead of by stopwatch

Scores higher on dosing & workflow, speed & noise.

Flat burrs and single dosing without commercial money

Scores higher on grind consistency, build quality & durability, grind range & adjustment.

• +A built-in scale at 0.1g resolution, which doses by weight rather than by time. Nothing else here does that
• +270 settings on 40mm conical burrs at 650rpm and 200W
• +Ships with a shut-off hopper, grounds bin and grind-range shims
• +One-year warranty, made in Taiwan

• −$599.95, the second most expensive grinder here after the Niche Zero, and four times the $149.95 median
• −One year of cover on a $600 machine
• −No timer, because it doses by weight, which is a different workflow if you are used to one

• +64mm flat burrs, the largest in this category by a wide margin
• +100 stepped settings with a 0.1-second timer, in an all-metal body
• +Ships with silicone bellows that double as a single-dose hopper, a dosing container and a portafilter holder
• +One-year warranty

• −$179.99 against a $149.95 median
• −No motor power or rpm is published, so grinding speed cannot be compared
• −No retention figure is published, which is the number flat burrs are usually judged on