A very good grinder! Truly zero retention! It grinds across a wide range, as fine as you want, as long as you find a reference point. Quiet, with a beautiful design and minimalist lines. It gives off a pleasant aroma of freshly ground coffee after every grind! A worthy companion to the brand-new Lelit Victoria 3.

the brand new Eureka grinder is excellent
little to no retention, low noise, consistent results, excellent espressos so far (together with the Profitec Go)

Everything was perfect with the order! As for the grinder, it is sturdy, of quality construction, with uniform grinding for perfect extraction (I use it only for espresso). It can grind so fine that it clogs the machine. Also, it has zero retention with proper use of the hopper (I get out as many grams as I put in). In terms of noise, it is much quieter than the Gaggia MDF I had.

I had been waiting for this particular grinder to arrive in Greece since November, when it was announced on YouTube channels. I finally found exactly the one I wanted—the white one—in April.
From the very first day, though not on the first attempt, I enjoyed a coffee I had no idea my machine could make.
Last year, when I bought the machine (Gaggia Classic 2019) and entered the world of espresso home enthusiasts, I didn’t know why I should spend more on a grinder than the machine itself had cost. I understood why fairly quickly, to be honest, but deciding on the brand / model / price required serious research and took some time. In the end, this particular grinder got the green light because of Eureka’s reputation and its 65 mm burrs.
Its advantages include virtually zero ground coffee retention and a speed that, for me, although I have nothing to compare it with, is perfectly acceptable. I do have one complaint about the operating noise because, although it’s a heavy build at around 5.5 kg, it rattles (it isn’t particularly audible in the video because I’m not grinding beans). The new Eureka display system is also a great convenience, as it’s now simple and functional.

Update 21/10/26
Among the grinder’s problem areas, I’d mention the chosen solution for stabilizing the metal grounds container. The metal fork that holds it in place is perfectly fine and effective, but a few months later it started to “sag” because it was no longer possible to tighten the screw that adjusts its height, since the screw is metal but threads into a plastic body. The threads simply gave out. The solution was to add a washer and nut to the back of the screw, so it no longer sags, but can no longer be adjusted either.