Baratza Vario+ vs Eureka Mignon Zero 55s

Technical comparison · All-purpose grinders

In brief

Vario+ and Mignon Zero 55s sit in the same price range but serve different workflows: the Vario+'s 300 g hopper is built for grinding in bulk, while the Zero 55s's 150 g hopper and single-dose design are built for weighing coffee dose by dose.

Parameter
Baratza Vario+ Vario+ Baratza F3 · Advanced
Identity
Use tier F3 — Advanced F3 — Advanced
Price
Price (€) 399.95 € ~200–450 €
Price updated on 09/2026 09/2026
Universal specs
Dimensions (W×D×H) (cm) 13 × 18 × 37 cm 12 × 21.5 × 36.3 cm
Weight (kg) 4.1 kg 5.6 kg
Power (W) 130 W 310 W
Voltage (V) 220 V —
Category specs
Burr type Flat Flat
Burr diameter (mm) 54 mm 55 mm
Single dose No Yes
Supported brew methods Espresso, Drip filter Espresso, Drip filter
Adjustment type Stepped Stepless
Burr material Ceramic Hardened steel
Drive Electric Electric
Hopper capacity (g) 300 g 150 g

The differences that matter

  • Single dose: Zero 55s yes, built for dose-by-dose weighing · Vario+ no, hopper-fed
  • Hopper capacity: Vario+ 300 g · Zero 55s 150 g
  • Adjustment: Vario+ stepped · Zero 55s stepless

Which one to choose

Choose Vario+ if…

A 300 g hopper lets the Vario+ run through continuous sessions without refilling, and its click stops return to the same setting in two moves. It suits anyone grinding the same blend in volume, often.

See the Vario+ sheet →

Choose Mignon Zero 55s if…

The Zero 55s's single-dose design cuts retention between grinds: weigh the coffee, pour it in, grind. Stepless adjustment helps chase espresso extraction without the constraint of click stops.

See the Mignon Zero 55s sheet →

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