Differences of the Eureka Mignon Grinder Range [Updated 2025]

October 2025 Update:

We have since refreshed our line of Eureka Mignon grinders since we uploaded the previous version of this blog post! This article is now updated as of October 2025 to reflect the Eureka Mignon grinder range that is currently offered by Lamarsa Coffee Machine Company.

The Mignon grinder line from Eureka has a grinder for every setting you can imagine, making it the perfect range to choose from when picking your very first coffee grinder, or maybe even your third! From the espresso purist to the experimental home barista, there is a Mignon for you.

The selection of Eureka Mignon grinders can be quite overwhelming when you're planning to get one. But what's the difference between them? Which one is the best for you?

The Mignon range is created for the domestic setting, and they continue to be a favourite in recent years among home baristas and coffee enthusiasts alike. However, they have also been spotted in small-scale commercial settings, or smaller cafes due to its small footprint but powerful performance.

In this blog, we will be comparing the Eureka Mignon grinder range that we have on our shelf which includes:

1. Mignon Specialita

2. Mignon Specialita Smart (NEW!)

3. Mignon XL

4. Mignon Single Dose PRO (NEW!)

5. Mignon Zero 65 AP (NEW!)

6. Mignon Zero 55S

7. Mignon Libra 65 AP (NEW!)

Specialita

If you're looking for an espresso grinder, look no further than the Mignon Specialita.

This top-choice grinder features a sizeable 55 mm hardened steel burrs, a touch screen timed dosing function, high speed maintenance, noise insulation and plenty of colour options to choose from. The Grind Productivity gives out up to 1.8 grams per second for espresso and 2.5 grams per second for filter.

You should get the Mignon Specialita if:

You're an avid espresso drinker. You value time, as the sizeable burrs give out significantly greater grams per second with consistency. It comes with a touch screen, making adjustment as easy as it should be. The colour options gives you the choice to match your espresso machine, counter top, and even your whole kitchen space.

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Specialita Smart

The Mignon Specialita Smart refines everything people love about the original Specialita with smarter technology and better grind detection.

Featuring 55 mm hardened steel burrs, a 310-watt motor running at 1350 RPM, and Eureka’s new Burr Distance Detection System, it delivers a higher output of up to 2.5 g/s for espresso and 3.2 g/s for filter.

This model introduces SMART Technology, a heavier-duty metal fork, and a metallic outlet chute to reduce static and waste. With the an upgraded multi-colour touch display interface, it maintains the Mignon’s user-friendly feel while improving consistency and build quality.

You should get the Mignon Specialita Smart if:

You love the simplicity of the Specialita but want greater grind accuracy and durability. It's perfect for home baristas who want a reliable, smart grinder that keeps workflow smooth and effortless.

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XL

The Mignon XL is a grinder that's all about performance and convenience.

It features Eureka's patented Diamond Inside 65 mm burrs, preserving the optimal sharpness while getting faster grinding (1650 RPM) than ever before. The motor is nearly silent, it has a small footprint, and has a lot more features compared to other Mignons (Dose Counter, ELR System, High Speed Maintenance). It comes with a Barista mat kit that includes a grinder brush and tamp station to complete the ultimate home espresso set up.

You should get the Mignon XL if :

You seek the cafe barista experience at home. The Diamond Inside burrs last longer, so you can grind a lot more, and worry a lot less. You want unprecedented performance while being nearly-silent, and also has a small footprint for your counter top. The XL is large in features, and small in size.

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Single Dose Pro

The Mignon Single Dose PRO is the evolution of Eureka’s first single dose grinder, offering exceptional versatility for espresso and filter brewing. It’s powered by a 320-watt motor at 1350 RPM and uses 65 mm Diamond Inside burrs for a refined, consistent grind.

It features the Blow-Up System for minimal retention, a new King-size grind dial for easy adjustment, and the Anti-Retention System to keep dosing consistent. Despite its power, it remains whisper-quiet and compact at 7 kg.

You should get the Mignon Single Dose if :

You enjoy experimenting with different beans or brewing styles and want a premium single-dose experience. It's ideal for home baristas who appreciate precision, low retention, and the clean workflow of single dosing.

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Zero 55S (formerly Mignon Zero)

Compact and efficient, the Mignon Zero 55S now carries a refreshed name to distinguish it from its larger sibling.

Built for single dosing, this grinder uses 55 mm hardened steel flat burrs and a bellows system for efficient grinding with just a switch of the on/off button. With an adjustable all-in-one fork and a 45 g dosing cup, the Mignon Zero is a simple and sure-fire way to get your coffee grounds just how you want them.

You should get the Mignon Zero 55S if :

You are a space-conscious home barista who wants a no-frills espresso grinder. With virtually zero retention thanks to the bellow on top of the hopper, you'll get every last bit of your precious coffee beans.

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Zero 65 AP (NEW!)

The Mignon Zero 65 AP brings the power of 65 mm Hardened Steel flat burrs to a minimalist single-dose design. With a 320-watt motor, 1350 RPM speed, and Eureka’s signature Silent Technology, it achieves 0.8–1.2 g/s for espresso and up to 3 g/s for filter.

It features stepless micrometric adjustment, the Blow-Up System, and a blind upper burr for easy cleaning. This model is perfect for those who need flexibility between espresso and filter, with the ability to single dose efficiently and cleanly.

You should get the Mignon Zero 65 AP if :

You want more power and flexibility than the smaller Mignon Zero 55S while maintaining a compact form and a simple, low-retention workflow. Its versatile design makes it ideal for home baristas who love switching between brewing methods whether you're pulling a morning espresso or preparing a weekend pour-over.

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Libra 65 AP (NEW!)

The Mignon Libra 65 AP elevates Eureka’s signature grind-by-weight technology to a new level of precision and performance. Equipped with 65 mm Hardened Steel flat burrs and a 310-watt motor running at 1350 RPM, it delivers faster, more uniform grinding.

Its standout feature is the Instant Grind Weighing Technology (IGWT), which automatically doses by weight instead of time. This eliminates the need for a separate scale and ensures each shot is perfectly consistent, even if your portafilter is moved mid-grind thanks to the built-in anti-vibration system. The King-size micrometric adjustment dial allows ultra-precise grind tuning, while the blind upper burr design simplifies cleaning and maintenance.

You should get the Mignon Libra 65 AP if :

You want accuracy and efficiency in one streamlined grinder. It helps you save time, reduce waste, and maintain consistency shot after shot. This is the perfect grind-by-weight grinder for home baristas who value precision without extra steps or guesswork.

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All of the Mignon grinders we have mentioned above have stepless grind adjustment, and they all feature the ACE system (Anti-Clumps & Electrostaticity System) which prevents the formation of clumps and ensures dose consistency.

If you're still unsure which Mignon is for you, here's a comparison table of all the Mignons we have mentioned above.

By now, you should already have an idea how each Mignon differs from one another, and hopefully, you already know which one is right for you.

We hope you found this blog helpful in learning more about Mignon. You can also give us a call on our landline at 03-7499 5074 or send us a message on WhatsApp at 012-6726892 if you require additional information.

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