Fellow Opus 2 Conical Burr Grinder
Tech Specs
Tech Specs
In The Box
In The Box
Warranty
Warranty
One grinder for every brew method
A stepless dial with built in grind size guidance takes you from fine espresso to coarse cold brew, so one compact grinder covers the whole week, from a morning flat white to a weekend French press.
Faster, cleaner grinding with upgraded 48mm burrs
Larger stainless steel conical burrs grind efficiently and evenly while helping reduce heat, preserving the flavour of your beans. An espresso dose takes roughly nine seconds, a big step up from the original Opus.
Near zero retention, so you get what you weigh
A redesigned grind path and internal impeller push grounds through the grinder, so the dose you load is the dose you get, with minimal old coffee carrying over. An anti-static ioniser keeps the bench tidy, even with dark roasts.
Magnetic catch cups that dose straight to the portafilter
The magnetic espresso dosing cup works with 54mm and 58mm portafilters and snaps into place for a clean, simple transfer. A standard catch cup handles filter brewing, and the grinder stops automatically when the dose is done.
Single dose freshness, easy to maintain
Load only what you need for each brew and keep the rest of your beans sealed and fresh. Tool free burr access makes cleaning and long term care straightforward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Fellow Opus 2 grinder good for espresso?
Yes, the Fellow Opus 2 is built to handle espresso as well as filter brewing. Its 48mm stainless steel conical burrs and stepless dial let you fine-tune the grind for espresso, and the magnetic espresso dosing cup works with 54mm and 58mm portafilters. An espresso dose takes roughly nine seconds.
What size are the burrs in the Fellow Opus 2 grinder?
The Fellow Opus 2 uses 48mm stainless steel conical burrs. That is an upgrade from the 40mm burrs in the original Opus, giving faster, more even grinding while helping reduce heat that can dull the flavour of your coffee.
What is the difference between the Fellow Opus and the Fellow Opus 2 grinder?
The Fellow Opus 2 has larger 48mm burrs (up from 40mm), a redesigned grind path with near-zero retention, an anti-static ioniser and a much faster espresso grind time of about nine seconds versus over 90 seconds on the original. It also adds built-in grind size guidance and tool-free burr access.
Should I buy the Fellow Opus 2 or the Fellow Ode 2?
Choose the Fellow Opus 2 if you want one grinder that covers espresso and every filter method. The Fellow Ode 2 uses 64mm flat burrs and is focused on filter coffee, where it delivers more clarity at coarser settings, while the Opus 2 is the better fit for espresso at a lower price.
Is the Fellow Opus 2 grinder stepless?
Yes, the Fellow Opus 2 has a stepless adjustment dial, so you are not limited to fixed click positions. Built-in grind size guidance helps you find a starting point for each brew method, from espresso to cold brew, before you fine-tune by taste.
Does the Fellow Opus 2 grinder fit 54mm and 58mm portafilters?
Yes, the 30g espresso dosing cup supplied with the Fellow Opus 2 is compatible with both 54mm and 58mm portafilters. It attaches magnetically for a clean transfer, so it suits machines such as the Sage Barista Express Impress and 58mm machines from Lelit.
Does the Fellow Opus 2 grinder have a hopper?
No, the Fellow Opus 2 is a single-dose grinder with a 100g load bin rather than a traditional hopper. You weigh and load only the coffee you need for each brew, which keeps the rest of your beans sealed and fresh, and near-zero retention means the dose you load is the dose you get.
How does the Fellow Opus 2 grinder compare with the Baratza Encore ESP?
The Fellow Opus 2 is stepless and single-dose with 48mm conical burrs, near-zero retention and anti-static tech. The Baratza Encore ESP uses 40mm burrs with stepped settings and a traditional hopper. The Opus 2 gives finer control and cleaner dosing, while the Encore ESP suits those who prefer a hopper.
