Baratza Vario W+ vs Eureka Mignon Turbo

Technical comparison · All-purpose grinders

In brief

The Baratza Vario W+ and the Eureka Mignon Turbo are two all-purpose grinders that start from the same idea — flat burrs, a 300 g hopper, electric drive — and diverge on how wide the working range should be. The Vario W+ lists four brewing methods, the Mignon Turbo two, but it does so with 65 mm burrs against 54 and stepless adjustment. It is the difference between a grinder that follows every brew in the house and one built around a narrower range.

Parameter
Baratza Vario W+ Vario W+ Baratza F3 · Advanced
Eureka Mignon Turbo Mignon Turbo Eureka F4 · Semi-professional
Identity
Use tier F3 — Advanced F4 — Semi-professional
Price
Price (€) 469.95 € ~450–1000 €
Price updated on 09/2026 09/2026
Universal specs
Dimensions (W×D×H) (cm) 13 × 18 × 37 cm 12 × 14 × 38 cm
Weight (kg) 4.1 kg 7.2 kg
Power (W) 130 W 320 W
Voltage (V) 220 V —
Category specs
Burr type Flat Flat
Burr diameter (mm) 54 mm 65 mm
Single dose No No
Supported brew methods Espresso, Pour over, Drip filter, French press Espresso, Drip filter
Adjustment type Stepped Stepless
Burr material — Hardened steel
Drive Electric Electric
Hopper capacity (g) 300 g 300 g

The differences that matter

  • Burr diameter: 54 mm on the Vario W+, 65 mm on the Mignon Turbo — 20% more.
  • Brewing methods: espresso, pour over, American filter and French press on the Vario W+; espresso and American filter on the Mignon Turbo.
  • Adjustment: stepped on the Vario W+, stepless on the Mignon Turbo.
  • Motor and weight: 130 W for 4.1 kg on the Vario W+; 320 W for 7.2 kg on the Mignon Turbo.
  • Footprint: 13 × 18 cm for the Vario W+, 12 × 14 cm for the Mignon Turbo.
  • Shared: flat burrs, a 300 g hopper, and neither is single dose.

Which one to choose

Choose Vario W+ if…

the house moves between brewing methods: the Vario W+ lists espresso, pour over, American filter and French press against the Mignon Turbo's two, and stepped adjustment makes the jump from one method to the next repeatable. It weighs 4.1 kg against 7.2 and draws 130 W against 320, so moving and storing it is not a job. Its burrs stop at 54 mm.

See the Vario W+ sheet →

Choose Mignon Turbo if…

espresso is the centre of the day: the Mignon Turbo carries 65 mm flat burrs against 54, 20% more diameter, in hardened steel, and stepless adjustment lets you move in fractions where a stepped collar imposes a notch. Its 320 W motor against 130 works in a body of 7.2 kg, and 14 cm of depth against 18 lets it sit closer to the wall. In exchange, it lists two brewing methods.

See the Mignon Turbo sheet →

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