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DF64 Gen 2.7 Single-Dose Coffee Grinder

The value pick for single-dosing: 64 mm flat burrs, stepless adjustment and an ion generator for about $400, at the cost of noise.

8.5

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Type: Electric flat burr single-dose grinder
Burrs: 64 mm flat; stainless steel or Red Titanium (+$25)
Adjustment: Stepless collar
Typical price: $399

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Last reviewed October 17, 2026 by the Coffee Reviews editors · How we score

The value pick for single-dosing: 64 mm flat burrs, stepless adjustment and an ion generator for about $400, at the cost of noise.

The DF64 Gen 2.7 is Turin's US version of the popular DF64 single-dose grinder: 64 mm flat burrs (stainless or Red Titanium), stepless adjustment, a fixed-speed 250 W motor, bellows and a plasma ion generator to cut static. The Gen 2 redesign fixed the original's static and retention problems, and reviewers call it exceptional value for espresso and filter. Trade-offs are noise, a fixed motor speed and a hands-on weigh-and-grind workflow with no dose timer.

Best for

Single-dosers who switch beans often
Espresso drinkers who also brew filter
Tinkerers who plan to try aftermarket 64 mm burrs

What we like

64 mm flat burrs for espresso and filter at a mid-range price
Stepless adjustment for fine espresso dialing
Plasma ion generator and redesigned chute cut static and retention
Large aftermarket burr ecosystem (Turin sells SSP options)
Bellows, dosing cup and grind indicator included

Watch-outs

Noisy, especially with SSP burrs
Fixed motor speed (Turin's DF64V adds variable RPM)
No dose timer or scale; you weigh every dose
Some colors and burr options are preorder-only

How it scored

The breakdown.

8.5Great

Gear score out of 10, weighted across five factors.

Performance30%8.7
The Coffee Chronicler found the Gen 2 burrs give a more modern, acidity-forward cup with good flavor separation, a noteworthy filter upgrade over Gen 1, and low retention; the fixed speed limits burr experimentation.
Build & reliability20%8.0
Metal construction and a 15 lb body feel sturdy, but it is an OEM design made in China with a 1-year warranty.
Ease of use15%7.7
Bellows, ion generator and auto-stop make single dosing tidy, but there is no dose timer, it is noisy and you weigh every dose by hand.
Value20%9.0
At $354–$399 it offers 64 mm flat burrs and a burr-upgrade path for well under the price of the Eureka Specialità.
Community love15%8.8
One of the most-discussed home grinders; Daddy Got Coffee, Aaron Meyers and The Coffee Chronicler all rate the Gen 2 a clear fix of the original's flaws.

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What people are saying

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“The Gen 2 DF64 is a marked improvement over the original model. Assuming a similar price point, it offers exceptional value for money. It excels as a single doser for both espresso and drip, offering low retention and a seamless user experience.”

Asser ChristensenThe Coffee Chronicler · 2025-09

“Despite the advancements, the Gen 2 DF64 remains on the noisier side, especially if you equip it with SSP MP’s. For those seeking a quiet morning brew ritual, this grinder is not it.”

Asser ChristensenThe Coffee Chronicler · 2025-09

Specifications

By the numbers.

Model: DF64 Gen 2.7 (110–120 V US model)
Burrs: 64 mm flat; stainless steel or Red Titanium (+$25)
Adjustment: Stepless collar
Motor: 250 W AC, fixed speed
Electrical: 110–120 V US model
Capacity: About 50 g with bellows
Static control: Plasma ion generator in the grounds path
Automatic stop: 45 seconds
Gen 2.7 changes: Revised internal chute, ion-generator probes, convex anti-popcorn blocker
In the box: Bellows and lid, black dosing cup, silicone cup-support wedge, metal grind indicator, cleaning brush
Origin: Manufactured in China for US brand Turin
Dimensions: About 10 × 5.2 × 12 in (D × W × H)
Weight: About 15 lb
Power: 250 W
Warranty: 1-year warranty (store terms and exclusions apply)
Brews: Espresso, Pour-over, AeroPress, Drip machine, French press
Typical price: $399 for 1 grinder, black, stainless burrs, in stock (preorder units $354; Red Titanium burrs +$25) (checked October 2026)

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FAQ

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What's new in Gen 2.7?

Turin says the Gen 2.7 adds a revised internal chute, ion-generator probes around the grounds path and a convex anti-popcorn blocker, and ships with a black dosing cup and silicone support wedge instead of the older silver cup and collar.

Is the DF64 good for pour-over?

Yes. The Coffee Chronicler found the Gen 2 burrs a noteworthy improvement for filter, and says top-level pour-over benefits from SSP burr upgrades.

Does it have variable speed?

No. The DF64 Gen 2.7 has a fixed-speed 250 W motor; Turin's DF64V Gen 3 is the variable-speed model.

Does it dose automatically?

No. It is a weigh-in, grind-out single-dose grinder; Turin advises weighing beans and checking grounds with a scale, and points hopper users to its GF64.

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