If you’ve ever compared espresso made from freshly ground coffee with that from pre-ground, you know the grinder is the most important investment for a home barista — more important than the espresso machine itself. HiBREW G5A is exactly the kind of grinder that pushes that boundary down: it has 48 mm conical steel burrs, 36 grind settings, and two grinding speeds, yet it stays priced well below professional models. And since it’s in stock in the Czech warehouse, you’ll have it at home within a few days.
HiBREW G5A is yours for a great price now
You can find the electric coffee grinder HiBREW G5A with a trusted seller at Banggood. It’s stored directly in the Czech warehouse, which means delivery in about five days and no extra fees — VAT and customs duty are already included in the price, and shipping is free. Don’t forget to use the coupon from the price box, too.
Electric coffee grinder HiBREW G5A
CZ warehouse
TIPExpress delivery from the Czech warehouse with no customs duties and VAT.
This product will be delivered to you express from the local Czech warehouse. Delivery from Czechia usually takes 7-10 days and is handled by courier. On delivery, you don’t pay any additional fees—no customs duty and no VAT.
Conical burrs instead of blades: you can hear the difference — even in the cup
The foundation of a good grinder is the grinding stones—not the motor. The G5A has 48 mm conical stones made of precision steel ground with five-axis CNC—exactly what cheap grinders with a spinning blade don’t have. The blade crushes the coffee into uneven pieces, while the stones grind it into a consistent fraction. In your cup, you’ll taste it as espresso that isn’t sometimes sour and sometimes bitter, but consistently balanced.
The burrs are built to resist wear and offer fast heat dissipation — the less the coffee heats up during grinding, the more aromas it keeps. The manufacturer also states that thanks to an anti-static treatment and an air pre-blow, up to 99.8% of the ground coffee comes out of the grinding chamber; so from 18 grams of beans, practically nothing remains in the machine that would spoil the taste of your next dose.
36 grind steps from Turkish coffee to filter
Grind size is adjusted with a rotating dial with 36 settings, and the scale on it shows exactly which preparation each level is for. Levels 1 to 4 are Turkish coffee, 4 to 12 espresso, 15 to 21 for moka pot, 21 to 28 for pour-over/filter, and 28 to 36 for pour over. So you don’t need to guess — set it based on what you’re brewing.
The range is really wide, and that’s rare for grinders in this price class — many can do either fine espresso or coarse filter, but not both properly. If at home you switch between a portafilter setup and on Sundays you make a V60, G5A will cover both. Plus, fine-tuning between neighboring steps lets you dial in the exact flavor you want from a specific coffee.
Two speeds and a motor that won’t stall
Inside, there’s a 180 W DC motor with high torque and two modes: fast runs at 500 RPM and is indicated by a white light, while slow runs at 400 RPM and the indicator is blue. Slower grinding means less heat and less static, so it’s ideal for fine espresso and more expensive beans; you use the fast mode when you need to grind a filter dose and you don’t want to wait.
The controls are single-button, and the grinder also has protection that shuts it off when you remove the upper grinding section — so it can’t start while cleaning. The bean hopper holds 50 grams, which is about six espresso doses; so it’s not really a grinder for stock, but for grinding fresh right before brewing — which is also the only proper way to do it.
A tilted body that solves the mess on your counter
The grinder body is tilted by 15 degrees, and it’s not just for styling — at this angle, the ground coffee falls into the container more smoothly and sprays less across the worktop. Anyone who’s ever swept coffee dust off the grinder with a cloth will notice it right away on first use. The bottom has a non-slip silicone pad, so the device doesn’t jump around while grinding.
The 103 × 187 × 310 mm dimensions mean it will fit even under a standard upper cabinet, and on your countertop it takes up less space than most competitors. The surface is made of a leather-textured material that feels great in the hand and won’t show fingerprints. The only thing to keep in mind is the weight of 2.6 kilograms — it’s not really for trips or an office, but at home it actually helps on the counter so the grinder doesn’t move.
Comparison: HiBREW G5A vs HiBREW G5
Both grinders share the base — 48 mm conical burrs, 36° grind setting, a 180 W motor, and two speed modes — so performance is practically the same. The difference is in the details: the G5A has a 15° tilted body, which lets the ground coffee fall into the container more smoothly and with less spray around your counter, plus an anti-slip pad. For the G5A, the manufacturer also explicitly confirms steel burrs and states up to 99.8% coffee output from the grinding chamber.
| - | HiBREW G5 | HiBREW G5A |
|---|---|---|
| Grinding system | 48 mm CNC conical burrs | 48 mm steel conical burrs |
| Grind size adjustment | 36 degrees | 36 degrees |
| Brew range | espresso / pour over / moka pot / Turkish coffee | Turkish coffee / espresso / moka / filter / pour over |
| Motor | 180 W | 180 W single-way with high torque motor |
| Grinding speeds | 500 RPM fast mode and 400 RPM slow mode | 500 RPM fast mode and 400 RPM slow mode |
| Bean hopper | 50 g | 50 g |
| Bowl tilt | – | 15° |
| Dimensions | 105 x 190 x 310 mm | 103 x 187 x 310 mm |
| Weight | 2.6 kg | 2.6 kg |
| Power | AC 220 – 240 V / 50-60 Hz | AC 220 – 240 V |
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