HiBREW G5 Electric Coffee Grinder, 48mm Conical Burr Grinder
HiBREW G5 Electric Coffee Grinder, 48mm Conical Burr Grinder
- The recipe you liked yesterday still works
- A grind that drifts can be shimmed back
- Espresso through French press, one machine
- The least expensive place to leave blades behind
- 30-day returns from delivery
- Delivery window shown before you pay
- Arrives faulty, we replace or refund
Description
The same beans taste different every morning, and the blade grinder chopping them is the reason.
Move to real burrs and the recipe you liked yesterday is still there today, the least expensive place in our range to make that jump.
- The same cup twice: burrs cut beans to a set size instead of shattering them at random, which is what makes a brew repeatable.
- A grind that drifts has a fix: if long use pushes your setting coarser, the burrs can be shimmed back to where they were, instead of leaving you to chase the dial every morning.
- Static has an answer here: in a dry kitchen, a light mist of water on the beans before grinding keeps the grounds from clinging to the chute and scattering across the counter.
- Espresso through French press, one machine: it covers the way you brew now and the way you'll want to brew next, so trying a new method doesn't mean buying again.
For the everyday drinker leaving blade grinders and pre-ground bags behind. If you're dialing in single-origin shots on a serious espresso machine, this isn't your grinder, a compact conical set won't hold up next to a large flat one, and we'd rather tell you now.
Specifications
- Burrs: 48 mm conical
- Housing: aluminium alloy
- Power: 100–199 W
- Capacity: under 5 cups per grind
- Plug: US
- Roasted beans only, not suitable for green beans
Before your first grind. The burr locks for safety: turn the grind dial clockwise until the indicator light goes out, or the motor will not start. In a dry room, a light mist of water on the beans stops grounds clinging to everything. If the grind drifts coarser after long use, shims bring it back.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping is free on every order. Orders are processed within 1–3 business days and delivered in 6–8 business days.
US orders ship with the US plug variant.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery under our Refund Policy. There is no restocking fee. If anything about the condition of your order is wrong on arrival, contact us before doing anything else and we will sort it out with you.
Warranty
HiBREW provides a manufacturer warranty of at least 12 months from the date of purchase, covering defects in materials and workmanship.
It does not cover normal wear and tear, misuse such as overloading or grinding anything other than roasted coffee beans, damage from improper handling or an incorrect power supply, or units that have been partially or fully disassembled.
HiBREW also operates its own customer support team. If you have a warranty issue, contact us first. We will help you rather than send you off to deal with the manufacturer alone.
Contact Us
Not sure this is the right grinder for you? Tell us how you brew — espresso, pour-over, drip, French press — and what machine you are using. We will tell you whether this one fits, and if it does not, we will point you to the one that does.
contact@atelier58coffee.com — we reply within one business day.
Why the same beans taste different every morning
It is almost never the beans. A blade grinder shatters them at random, so the particle mix changes from batch to batch, and with it, the cup.
Burrs cut to a set size. That is the whole reason a brew becomes repeatable: you stop guessing and start following a recipe you wrote down.
Who this is not for
If you are dialling in single-origin shots on a serious espresso machine, this is not your grinder. A compact conical set will not hold up next to a large flat one, and we would rather tell you now than after you have paid.
One practical note: in a dry kitchen, a light mist of water on the beans before grinding keeps the grounds from clinging to the chute and scattering across the counter.
Frequently asked questions
Start with the brew method, not the spec sheet. Espresso needs a fine, repeatable grind and rewards flat burrs or a stepless conical. Pour-over, drip and French press run coarser and are far more forgiving, so a stepped conical covers all three.
If you are unsure, email us with how you brew and which machine you use. We will tell you whether a grinder fits — and if it does not, which one does.
Orders are processed within 1–3 business days and delivered in 6–8 business days after that.
The window is stated before you pay rather than after. If yours passes, email us and we will chase it rather than wait for you to ask twice.
US orders ship with the US plug variant. Where a manufacturer does not publish a voltage or plug type, we say so in the Shipping & Returns section above instead of assuming — and you can email us and we will get it from the supplier in writing before you buy.
Contact us first, with photos or a short video. We take it up with the supplier on your behalf and arrange a replacement or a refund.
Reach us before opening a payment dispute — it is faster, and we would rather fix it than argue about it.
Yes. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery under our Refund Policy. Contact us before sending anything back — returns received without notice take considerably longer to process.
Not yet as catalogue items. If you need a burr set or a spare for a grinder you bought from us, email us and we will source it from the supplier and quote you.
We would rather tell you that than list parts we cannot reliably ship.