Best grinders · Cold brew · Under $200
Best coffee grinder for cold brew under $200
Timemore C3 ranks first here: buy it if you want an affordable, compact hand grinder for pour-over, AeroPress or French press, and can live with near-zero espresso range.

Timemore C3
About $79
Hand grinder · Travels
- Ranks here for
- An even grind at French-press sizes, with few boulders or fines; widely owned, so spares and help are easy to find.
- Skip it for
- Regular espresso
Start your C3 at
25clicks
for cold brew, then adjust by taste.
The next 4
- 02

1Zpresso Q2
About $99
Hand grinder · Travels
Buy it if you want a light, compact hand grinder for one cup of pour-over or AeroPress, especially for travel, and do not need espresso.
Skip it forEspresso
Start atCold brew 72 clicks
- 03

Hario Skerton Pro
About $59
Hand grinder
Buy it if you want a cheap, sturdy hand grinder for one or two filter cups a day and can accept slow grinding and a few fines.
Skip it forDaily espresso or grinding several cups at once
Start atCold brew 13 clicks
- 04

Baratza Encore
About $149
Electric
Buy it if you want a simple, repairable first burr grinder for pour-over, drip, AeroPress or French press; choose the Encore ESP if you want real espresso.
Skip it forEspresso, except with a pressurized basket
Start atCold brew 36
- 05

JavaPresse Manual Burr Grinder
About $40
Hand grinder · Travels
Buy it if you want a cheap, portable hand grinder for French press or drip for one or two people, and do not mind slow grinding or counting clicks.
Skip it forEspresso
Start atCold brew 15 clicks
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How we picked
This list is the BrewMark grinder finder's ranking for that budget, unchanged. For cold brew, the finder leaves out grinders built only for espresso, then scores how even the grind is at coarse sizes, with few boulders or fines, weighted above how widely each is owned. Price is a filter, not a score: ties go to the cheaper grinder, and shop links never change the order.
The grind-quality and popularity ratings are editorial judgements drawn from makers’ specs and published reviews. Each coarse rating rests on a review, maker spec or sieve test that speaks to coarse grinding; where none does, it is set equal to the filter rating. BrewMark has not tested these grinders in person.
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