The Profitec GO 2.0 is a compact single-boiler machine with a strong focus on espresso. That is precisely why the grinder should be chosen carefully: A good grinding setup often gets more out of the GO than unnecessary additional technology on the machine side.
Grind by Weight: maximum convenience with a regular bean
The GO 2.0 + Eureka Libra 65 AP Bundle is interesting if you use a regular espresso roast and want to grind your daily dose by weight as conveniently as possible.
Single Dose: flexibility when changing beans
If you are constantly trying new roasts, a single-dose grinder is likely to suit you better. You weigh each portion beforehand, grind it completely, and do not have to empty a hopper when changing beans.
Classic timer workflow
A compact timer grinder is often the most economical solution. Once the grind size and time have been set properly, it works very quickly in everyday use.
The GO remains a single-boiler machine
Even with a premium grinder, the GO does not become a dual-boiler machine. For preparing several milk drinks in a row, a MOVE, JUMP, or RIDE setup may be more convenient. For espresso and the occasional cappuccino, however, the GO makes a great deal of sense.
FAQ
Should the grinder cost more than the GO?
That can make sense, but it does not have to. What matters is how important grind quality, convenience, and future upgrade potential are to you.
Is GBW suitable for beginners?
Yes. It can even simplify the daily workflow because the dose is controlled by weight.
Can I upgrade the machine later and keep the grinder?
That is precisely why investing in a good grinder often pays off in the long term.
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