maestro plus in Reviews and Ratings

from Amazon.com

…I bought the Solis Maestro (not the plus - much difference?) and promptly filled the bean hopper about 1/4 full with Starbuck's espresso coffee beans only to have it hang up 3 times before it finally…

from Amazon.com

… a Maestro Plus, and that grinder has no static electricity problems but did cost 3 times as much.

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from Amazon.com

…. The Baratza Maestro has been upgraded and IS NOT the old Solis Maestro. It has both the same motor, same burr set and same adjustment ring as the Maestro Plus. Thankfully, the tabs on the ring have been beefed…

from 1st-line.net

…I have been using a Solis Maestro Plus with a Starbucks Barista Espresso machine and a Technivorm Moccamaster CD drip maker in my office with great success for over a year. I decided it was time… 12 more reviews »

from ILYA, Cooking.com

… burr grinder under $100 and is worth investing in it. Also, I?ve read reviews and compared it to Solis Maestro/Baratza Maestro Plus which are ($115-$150) and they get same ratings (one person even had…

from Amazon.com

…I used this grinder for several years before upgrading to the Baratza Maestro Plus (which would be my recommendation if you are looking for a great home grinder). I can say that the Cuisinart… 533 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… people buy the Solis Maestro Plus for $150 -- it's heavier than the Maestro, but otherwise no better: you're really wasting your money. The next step up is the Gaggia MDF. It usually sells for around…

from Amazon.com

… people buy the Solis Maestro Plus for $150 -- it's heavier than the Maestro, but otherwise no better: you're really wasting your money. The next step up is the Gaggia MDF. It usually sells for around… 39 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… people buy the Solis Maestro Plus for $150 -- it's heavier than the Maestro, but otherwise no better: you're really wasting your money. The next step up is the Gaggia MDF. It usually sells for around…

from Amazon.com

… Maestro plus cone burr grinders. I chose the Capresso 560, because the Solis sells for 2/3 more and because the 560 offered lower grinding speed and a history of excellent reviews over the new and very…

from Amazon.com

… spending at least a week sifting through reviews on this and other coffee sites (coffeegeek, coffeekid, ect.), I purchased this grinder with high hopes. I had considered the Solis Maestro Plus as a lower… 33 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… spending at least a week sifting through reviews on this and other coffee sites (coffeegeek, coffeekid, ect.), I purchased this grinder with high hopes. I had considered the Solis Maestro Plus as a lower…

from Amazon.com

… spending at least a week sifting through reviews on this and other coffee sites (coffeegeek, coffeekid, ect.), I purchased this grinder with high hopes. I had considered the Solis Maestro Plus as a lower… 38 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…I thought I was upgrading from my Baratza Maestro, but the Breville's finest setting just isn't as fine as the old one, so not good enough.

My old Maestro (5 years old) is stuck… 192 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…The Capresso is a much better machine compared to the Solis, which is now the Baratza Maestro. Suffered thru too many months with the fussy Solis. The Capresso is easier to clean, easier to use…