It enhance the grind quality of the Option-O standard burrs notificly. I use the slowest two hole disk on grinder speed 2. I love the result.

Very good, very Fine adjustment possible!

I use it every day. The latest version sounds even better.

You can and must grind much more finer.

Delivered as described

I bought the "Eureka Mignon Grind Setting Dial" and unfortunately ran into a technical issue during installation. I reached out to customer support and was pleasantly surprised by their quick and professional response. After a short exchange, they confirmed the issue and processed a refund even faster than expected.
Although there was a defect, I truly appreciated the high-quality materials and the product’s smart design. Mistakes can happen, even to the best companies—what makes the difference is how they treat their customers and resolve problems. In this case, they did an outstanding job.
Thank you.

Better grinds. Should be part of every grinder

I couldn't find an adapter that would fit the Lagom Mini, but the adapter that came with the Varia fit the Lagom Mini pretty well. The taste was much cleaner, and the extraction speed was faster, so I was able to grind a little more finely.

Great product, does exactly what it supposed to do, and I am very happy with the results

Works great. Assembly was easy. Have to remember to turn it off but otherwise no issues.

Works exactly as designed

Really efficient and predictable bean input. Good construction and easy to assemble

Video helps, good enough for most people. Could have used a close up of how the crimping/joining piece should work but its easy to figure out if you never used it. Appreciate the video suggestion to test before putting away.

Fits perfectly and snug into my Ode Gen2, color and shape match

I use it daily on DF64 gen 2. Makes slowfeed a natural and easy part of coffeprep. I feel I get consistent result from grind to grind and that makes it easy to adjust grindsize.

20250626 Update:

I received a new adapter for the P64 that tilts the slow feeder device back by 10 degrees relative to the P64’s lean angle. This upgrade resolves nearly all the issues I mentioned in my original review - only one minor problem remains.

The reduced lean angle ensures that all beans are picked up from the bottom reservoir without requiring manual intervention. Additionally, most beans that fall into the rotating disc’s slots are now successfully dropped into the chute, rather than falling out mid-way or cycling back down into the reservoir.

Since installing the new adapter, I’ve ground a dozen 15g doses and encountered only a single instance where two small beans got stuck (specifically while grinding tiny Ethiopian beans, no issues at all with normal sized beans). This marks a major improvement and has allowed me to comfortably step away from the coffee prep area during grinding (for example, to empty the dishwasher in the morning) rather than needing to stand watch to ensure each bean gets processed. I just need to listen for the sound of grinding; if it goes quiet too soon, I know to check for stuck beans. Fortunately, this only happens less than 10% of the time (and likely even less as I continue using it).

If I didn’t already own this version, I would consider the newer “Pro” model, which seems to feature additional design refinements to ensure each bean gets fed through, and adjustable speed control - both appealing upgrades. However, with this new adapter, the current model works well enough. I can now confidently recommend this device for use with the P64 (with the adapter), as it meaningfully improves the overall coffee-making experience.

One suggestion for improvement: redesign the adapter’s contact point with the grinder to be smaller in diameter and include a groove fitted with an o-ring. The device wasn’t particularly sleek to begin with, and the added backward tilt doesn’t help visually, so I prefer to remove it after each use. The original adapter became quite loose over time, and I expect this one may do the same within a few months . That said, it should be easy to DIY an o-ring solution if it eventually loses its grip.

Original review:
Got an original version for a P64, took over a month to deliver due to having been stuck in US customs for 3+ weeks after the tariff announcements jacked everything up. A new version was released during this time which seems to address some of the issues below:

Firstly, the adapter for the P64 retains the grinder’s overall lean/tilt angle. This seems to be just a tad too steep so a lot of the beans fall out of the slotted wheel before making it all the way counterclockwise to the chute. Solution is to stand in front of the grinder snd tilting this device backward which defeats the purpose of a device like this.

Secondly, the slots on the revolving wheel are too shallow so it often struggles to grab a bean from where they’re piled up at the bottom. The shallowness also contributes to the first issue noted above.

Thirdly, the slotted wheel is again too thin to have a downward angle on the “bottom” side of the slot. So a lot of the times, if/when a bean makes its way all the way to the chute, it doesn’t slide into the chute because it rests on the edge of the “bottom” edge of the slot then resumes the revolution back to the bottom.

Lastly, the chute opening is so small that beans sometimes get stuck and there doesn’t appear to be a fail safe/breaker mechanism built into the motor driver circuitry. So if a bean gets stuck, and you are not there to clear it fairly quickly, you risk burnout. So again, you kind of need to hang out nearby while the device is in use, which again, sort of defeats the purpose of a device like this.

If it was purchased off Amazon, I’d return it and buy the new version. Do NOT buy the original version, at least not for the P64.