Fellow Opus Grinder - electric grinder for filter and espresso

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Brand
Fellow
Product Condition
New
Grinder Compatibility
Espresso, Filter
Grinding Mechanism
Steel conical burrs
Material
Aluminium, Magnet, Steel, Plastic
Color
Black
Grind Settings
41
Hopper Capacity
110 g
Weight
1,81 kg
Voltage
220 V
Energy Consumption
160 W
Height
26,8 cm
Width
12,9 cm
Length
21 cm

We present to you an "all in one" grinder for all coffee lovers - Fellow Opus. With its powerful universal functions, this grinder will reveal the full potential of your coffee and give you the perfect grind every time, from espresso to cold brew.

The Opus Grinder is designed to provide a consistency you can taste. Its C6-40 Burly Burrs stones with a diameter of 40 mm and a powerful motor with a torque of 6 Nm ensure that every grind is perfect. The volumetric dosing lid allows you to measure out beans for up to 12 cups of coffee, while the hopper lid serves as a grind guide so you never get lost. Precise adjustment is facilitated by the inner ring, and thanks to the unique tool-free calibration, your settings will always be accurate.

Say goodbye to clutter and welcome clutter-free mornings. The Opus coffee machine's direct drip design and anti-static technology significantly reduce ground coffee retention, while its catch spout ensures no ground coffee escapes. Thanks to its compact and beautiful design, the grinder will become a decoration of every kitchen counter.

In addition to its impressive features, the Opus grinder also offers more than 41 precision settings with extended range and grain size, 110g hopper capacity for up to 12 cups of coffee, single dose for fresher beans, timed autostop and anti-static technology to keep the ground coffee in the coffee machine and not on the workbench plate.

Reviews (7x)

Reviews Total
3.9 / 5
Recommended by
71%
5 out of 7 users
Vaclav Rehak Verified Customer March 2
Does not recommend
Fellow Opus Grinder - electric grinder for filter and espresso
Peter Show Original January 28
Recommends
Fellow Opus Grinder - electric grinder for filter and espresso
amazing versatility
planning
functional, but awkward controls & application
Pavel Verified Customer Show Original September 4, 2025
Recommends
Fellow Opus Grinder - electric grinder for filter and espresso
Beautiful, simple design
Absolutely unbeatable price/performance ratio
Perfect for beginners and advanced learners alike
It handles espresso and filter coffee perfectly
Great grinder!
Sometimes it holds back coffee, but nothing that a drop of water and a little tapping can't fix.
Vladimir Chab Verified Customer Show Original May 16, 2025
Does not recommend
Fellow Opus Grinder - electric grinder for filter and espresso
Hezký design, jinak nepříliš funkční a nepraktický
Mlýnek se opravdu jednoduše a často úplně ucpe a to i po jednom mletí
Reklamoval jsem ho a ze servisu mi bylo řečeno, že je to běžné, ať stříkám kávová zrnka před mletím vodou a jinak fyzicky napomáhám vypadávání kávy
Mám zkušenosti s jinými mlýnky, u žádného to nebylo třeba
Vypadávání umleté kávy je vůbec nedořešené, takže se nevyhnete tomu, aby umletá káva nebyla kromě přiložené dozy i všude okolo
Takže pěkný kus nábytku, ale na mletí kávy bych si ho už nikdy nekoupil - překvapivě - četl jsem před koupí spoustu pozitivních recenzí
Lukas Verified Customer March 9, 2025
Recommends
Fellow Opus Grinder - electric grinder for filter and espresso
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Questions (8x)

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Answers Total
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Is there a minimum amount of coffee it can grind? Will it work ok if I put just 10g of coffee beans?
Hello, Yes, it will work with 10 grams. Have a nice day.
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Hello, I am having a hard time deciding between this Opus and the Baratza ESP, or rather, if I go for the Baratza, then the PRO, but everywhere I look at reviews, they seem to be quite similar. I would be interested to know if you have experience with both and which one you preferred? Thank you in advance for your reply.
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Good day, Václav. Both grinders are very similar in terms of performance and results, with the main differences being in their design and method of use. The Fellow Opus offers a wider range of settings and finer increments, making it well suited to different brewing methods without frequent adjustments. The Baratza Encore ESP / ESP Pro, on the other hand, is simpler and more straightforward, with clearly separated ranges for espresso and filter coffee.
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Dobrý den, pokukuji po nějakém kompaktním elektrickém mlýnku. Kávu dělám jenom v dripperu https://alza.cz/hario-dripper-na-kavu-bezfiltrovy-… - maximálně českého turka. Rád bych experimentoval s různými druhy káv a s různou intenzitoupražení. Jde o to, aby to dokázalo zvládnou i tvrdší zrno. Doporučili byste mi tento mlýnek? Nebo raději Odu či jiný? Důležitá je pro mne kompaktnost - nemám moc místa. Díky za odpověď.
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Krásný den, Martine. Pokud hledáte kompaktní elektrický mlýnek na filtrovanou kávu, chcete zkoušet různé kávy i stupně pražení, a zároveň nechcete obětovat celý kout kuchyně, Fellow Opus vám s klidem doporučíme. Přejeme hezký den! :)
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#Eliška G: Děkuju moc za odpověď. Ještě jeden dotaz - dokáže tento mlýnek namlet kávu pro přípravu v džezvě? Tedy fakt na prach?
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Krásný den, Martine. Fellow Opus nedokáže kávu namlít dostatečně jemně na džezvu, tedy opravdu na prachovou konzistenci jako mouku.
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Hello, I would like to know if the dosing cup also fits the 51mm porta filter? Thank you in advance for your reply.
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Hello, Ondra. The diameter of the dosing cup of this grinder is approx. 50 mm, so unfortunately it will not fit a 51 mm porta filter. We wish you a nice day! :)
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Hello, I am thinking of buying a Fellow Opus or Ode. In terms of design, I like the Ode better, but again I am put off by the higher price and also the fact that it is only for the filter. Although we only make filter coffee at home, I like the option if we ever decide to get espresso.
Which would you choose? What are the biggest differences and what is Opus "worse"?
Thanks a lot! Anna Bruštíková
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Have a nice day, Anna. Fellow Opus is worse, perhaps in terms of the materials used. This is the use of plastic, compared to the Fellow Ode grinder. At first glance, you won't know the difference until you "touch" it. On the other hand, the advantage may be that the Opus is therefore lighter than the Fellow Ode. If grinding coffee for a filter is current for you, but you are also thinking about finer grinding for preparing espresso in the future, then the Ode would not make much sense. We believe that you will eventually choose the right one and we wish you a beautiful day! :)
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