Eureka Atom W & Libra Grinders Review!

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00:00 Intro
00:39 Libra
02:15 Test1
02:56 Burrs
04:37 AtomW
08:35 Burs
10:23 Test2
11:00 Results
12:09 Feedback
15:06 Brewing

[CH-ypby]

You are so lucky to have such a calming sounding voice, as for the Eureka grinders, love their taste profile for medium to dark roasts! Such quality grinders, they are a bit late in the grinder market for the new high clarity burrs with the black diamond burr range for 65m burrs, but if they made them for 55mm they would be better off since more people already own 55mm Mignons than their 65mm range.

[kitcraft]

I'm with her. I like my coffee to taste like coffee. Medium-dark roast, in terms of modern espresso. Say 48-52 agtron. Preferably a blend of Brazil, Guatemala and Ethiopia. Chocolate, caramel, toasted nuts and maybe some apple like acidity on the back end. Possible dates and figs if we are getting fancy, lol. Basically, I want my coffee to taste how an old school coffee house smelled but without that funky after taste that commodity coffee had in the 80s.

Once again, you bring out the points in a video that others tend to ignore so thank you for that! As someone who enjoys a more traditional shot sometimes reviews are hard to wade through.

As always, an enjoyable video. Thanks for all the hard work!

[erik]

I've had the W75 since June 2024, and I think it's a fantastic grinder. I replaced a Mazzer Mini E, and it's superior in every way for my use. Quicker (5-6 seconds for a 19g dose with the W75 vs. 11-12 seconds with the Mini E), quieter, cleaner, less clumps, less static and the espresso tastes great (milk based drinks only, medium roast). I had to recalibrate it a month or two ago because it was consistently updosing by .2-.4g. After recalibration, it's within .1g about 80% of the time, and .2g heavy the remaining 20% of the time. The only issue I have is retention, so I typically purge about 2-3g in the morning before I make the first of my 2-4 drinks.

Much of what I like about it is purely subjective and not related to a better cup (cleanliness, grind time, noise, etc...) so I can't say it's worth the premium, but it was for me. I'm considering transitioning to a single dose setup (Mazzer Philos) to cut down on waste and allow me to use different beans (decaf in the afternoon, for example), but I'm not ready for that yet.

[cesariolucas]

Great video. The level of details mentioned are impressive. I own the W65 and didn't know about most of the things you mentioned 🎉❤

[baggins]

Home user here. Got to my endgame setup this year.

Libra and LMLM with brew by weight scale integration.

This reduces my effort to buying great locally roasted beans
and dialing in/tweaking grind whilst managing water chemistry.

Could not be happier with the results.

Highly recommend the Libra for performance and value.

Thanks for the great video. It confirms my decision to not step all the way up to the Atom for my use case. Cheers!

[mathieust-marseille]

Great review! I discovered your channel with the unboxing of the HG-1 grinder by Craig Lyn. I would love to see an in dept review of that one.

[mryoyo]

I got the atom W75, amazing grinder for home set up.

[khalednwilati]

I purchased the awesome w75 for home use. i destroyed these screws trying to adjust the portafilter holder. that's my only downside for the grinder

otherwise it's accurate and it gets even better with the red speed burrs

[ottawamountainman]

Thanks for all the great info. I’m using a stainless steel ECM « naked » basket/porta filter and I find that with the main fork (top fork) all the way down and the bottom fork adjusted properly for my porta filter thickness I’m still not getting a perfectly centered mountain of grinds - it is still slightly offset to the back. I’m using 18g of coffee and the consequence of this is that there’s always some grinds that end up on the rear lip of the top fork - accumulating there with every shot…. Making a bigger and bigger mess. Eureka needs to redesign this fork specifically for the North American market (where naked porta with 18-21g dosing is very common here).

[mryoyo]

however I finding issue with new PF from LM with the forks and swapping plastic double spout, any suggestions?

[After_GF]

"Full hopper home use"

In today's episode, how to stale your specialty coffee beans!

[Stallion]

I just got a linea micra and am debating whether the arom w 65 or 75… Does it make sense to go for the 75!?

[back_to_the_bike]

thank you for this video
regarding the 65mm Libra, I can tell you that a Zero 65mm and a Single Pro 65mm should be released at the same time. Will these 3 grinders (including the Zero) accept the next Eureka specal burrs? Do you have this information? (For my part, I can hardly tell the difference between the Zero and the SD Pro, apart from the wooden cover and diamond wheels, I believe).

[LastZion]

Can you pls do comparison between Libra 65 AP vs Atom 65 W?

[ThPappas]

Hi.
I have a Atom W75 with diamond type burrs, and if I set 18g, it never gives 18.
I see from 17.6--18.6g.
Can I fix it?

[BenJohnson-tf]

Currently Eureka offers a 65mm Libra with “all purpose” burrs. I wish they would offer a 65mm Libra with maybe the Atom 65 burrs or some kind of espresso burr instead. I just don’t like the description of “all purpose”.

[lenso]

Someone told me that the Mignon Libra model spreads coffee grounds all over the counter.