HARIO V60 Compact Conical Burr Coffee Grinder EVC-8, 39 Settings
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HARIO V60 Electric Coffee Grinder Compact, EVC-8A conical burr grinder for the kitchen that has no room for a big one.
The EVC-8 is HARIO's compact electric conical burr coffee grinder: stainless steel conical burrs, 39 grind settings from French press coarse to espresso-maker fine, and a lidded container that catches 100 g (about 3.5 oz) of grounds. It stands 33.5 cm (13.2 in) tall on a 13 by 18.5 cm (5.1 by 7.3 in) footprint. It is for home brewers who make pour over and French press every day on a small counter, and it comes in Black or White.
- 39 grind settings
- Stainless conical burrs
- 100 g lidded catch
- Black or White
Three HARIO electric grinders, three jobs
EVC-8 Compact, this one
The all-rounder for a small kitchen. 39 settings cover French press, pour over and a home espresso maker with a pressurized basket, 100 g per batch.
V60 Electric Grinder, EVCG
The pour over specialist. The HARIO V60 Electric Coffee Grinder has 44 settings aimed at drip brewing, a 240 g hopper, and a switch pad that grinds straight into a V60. It takes more counter space.
Smart G, for travel
The HARIO Smart G portable grinder is a rechargeable motor stick on a ceramic hand mill. It grinds 24 g at a time for the office, a hotel room or a campsite.
Pulling espresso on a machine with a standard, unpressurized basket? That calls for a dedicated espresso grinder such as the Eureka Mignon Libra, which doses by weight.
Where the 39 settings land
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Coarse
French press and other immersion brewers.
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Medium
V60, Chemex and other pour over drippers. Where this grinder spends most mornings.
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Fine
Home espresso makers with pressurized baskets.
HARIO rates the range from coffee press to espresso maker. The steel conical burrs cut the beans to an even size without overheating them, which keeps the oils and aroma in the cup. That makes the EVC-8 a filter coffee grinder first. It is not built for the ultra-fine, step-by-step adjustment a commercial or unpressurized espresso setup needs.
How much room it takes
Clean grinds, clean counter
Less mess
The spout is shaped to keep grounds from clogging, and the container has a lid, so static does not throw grounds across the counter when you carry it to the dripper.
Keep the burrs dry
The outer burr lifts out. You can rinse it, but a dry clean works best: brush out the chaff or use an air blower, so the steel stays sharp and free of rust.
The numbers
Answered plainly
Can the EVC-8 grind for espresso?
For a home espresso maker with a pressurized basket, yes; the fine end of the 39 settings is made for it. For a machine with a standard unpressurized basket, where tiny grind changes decide the shot, choose a dedicated espresso grinder.
Is a conical burr grinder worth it over a blade grinder?
Yes, for anything you brew to a recipe. Burrs cut beans to one size, so water extracts them evenly. A blade chops at random and leaves dust next to boulders, which tastes bitter and sour in the same cup.
Should I buy this or the HARIO V60 Electric Grinder?
Buy the EVC-8 if counter space is tight or you switch between French press and pour over. Buy the EVCG if you brew pour over nearly every day and want 44 drip-focused settings, a 240 g hopper and grinding straight into the V60.
Is there any difference between Black and White?
Only the color. Black and White share the same stainless conical burrs, 39 settings and 100 g lidded container. Pick the one that suits your kitchen.
A small coffee grinder with the full range
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