and its flavor profiles are pretty impressive too now the jx produces a very transparent and delicious cup of coffee i find its flavors to be detached and lacking sweetness that the cNUMBER_TOKEN offers and sometimes gives me more of a hollow flavor profile to some of the other grinders on this table again we're nitpicking and for somebody wanting to save some money i think the jx is fantastic and i would prefer the jx over the chestnut for its flavor profile for filter coffee but definitely not over the cNUMBER_TOKEN or the k series maybe not even the kino those grinders seem to have a well-rounded cup that had a lot of tension to the full drinking experience so then the question is how much is that extra attention to detail worth it for you for some it may be worth the upgrade and for others it may be indistinguishable so what about the other easypresso the j-max like the jx the j-max has a NUMBER_TOKEN-millimeter burst set but the jmax uses a redesigned bur that is coated for protection against wear like the kinu and the max uses a titanium coated burr grinding with the max took about NUMBER_TOKEN seconds to grind NUMBER_TOKEN grams but even at that slightly slower speed the jmax just felt good while doing it the max gives a good tactile feedback while grinding and it's satisfying makes you feel like you're you're you're getting something done the sith test revealed that the jmaxx had the best distribution of all the grinders at NUMBER_TOKEN in the sweet zone now this honestly surprised me but i was excited to see that easy press was continually doing good work so what about taste well the j-max does have espresso in mind and the espresso crates is it's wonderful with great milk feel and excellent clarity i find the j-max can outperform espresso grinders two to three times its price range an impressive feat for a small hand grinder like this now for filtered coffee it can get the job done but i do prefer its little brother the jx for its clarity and transparency in the cups that it produces over the complexity that the j-max produces but if you're somebody who wants a hand grinder for espresso mostly with the occasional pour over this grinder would be a great option and last but definitely not least is the norm core version two and i know you've been waiting for this one so have i this little grinder is one that i'm really excited to test against these mammoth grinders and i want to see how a grinder less than a hundred dollars can stand up against grinders two to three times its price range so let's get into it the norm core ground NUMBER_TOKEN grams of coffee at NUMBER_TOKEN microns and wait for it NUMBER_TOKEN seconds NUMBER_TOKEN seconds faster than every other grinder except for the k plus i couldn't believe it it's sift test did reveal that NUMBER_TOKEN of his grounds were in the sweet spot but nothing about anaya in comparison the porlex mini did NUMBER_TOKEN of his grounds in the sweet spot a grinder of the same price as the norm core keep in mind but how does it taste well after using it for months there were days i had my wife swap coffees around for me to do a blind taste test and there were times that i would get the norm core mixed up with some other grinders like the jx the norm core holds its own producing cups that are
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