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Baratza
Sette 30 ZCG1130 Conical-Burr Grinder (row 151)

31 macro positions, timed run and pulse controls. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Baratza's Sette 30 manual describes 40 mm conical burrs, 31 numbered macro positions, timed operation and a separate hold-to-run pulse mode. Its holder arms can be turned between a grounds bin and portafilter position, but the manual does not describe hands-free grinding. The maker gives home-use advice of up to 1 kg per day and short batch/rest guidance. A previous US product-data capture lists a full SKU's electrical and capacity details, but that SKU is not mapped to this historical row.

Consider it for

For a home user who wants a numbered macro dial and can follow the maker's short-run guidance..

Look elsewhere if

Not for a required stepless or micro-adjust ring, integrated scale dosing, high-volume work beyond Baratza's home guidance, or treating the old ASIN as a current offer.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Baratza specifies a 40 mm conical burr set and 31 numbered macro positions.
  • Timed and pulse operation provide separate ways to control a grinding run.
  • The manual gives practical batch and rest advice rather than implying unlimited duty.

What to weigh up

  • There is no separate micro-adjustment ring or built-in weight scale in the manual.
  • The earlier page snapshot's timer precision and speed data conflict with the manual.
  • Voltage, hopper capacity and current Amazon offer are not established for this row.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredSette 30 / manufacturer part 1130; historical ASIN B075G11F9N is not a current offer
Grind and dose controls40 mm conical burrs; 31 numbered macro positions; no separate micro ring
Capacity and useTimed and hold-to-run pulse modes; arms reposition for grounds bin or portafilter, not hands-free
Fit and limitationsHome guidance up to 1 kg/day with batch/rest limits; row voltage and capacities unresolved

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 2, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

A Sette 30, distinct from Sette 270 models

Baratza identifies this as the Sette 30, manufacturer part 1130, and the manual describes a dedicated model family. Keep it distinct from Sette 270 and 270Wi. The old Amazon capture for row 151 identified the model but had no featured offer. It does not bridge the row to the earlier full-SKU product-data snapshot. Use the model search to locate possibilities, then verify the machine badge and rating plate.

Thirty-one macro positions without a micro ring

The manual shows numbered adjustment positions from 1 to 31 and a 40 mm conical burr set. It describes a range from espresso to manual brew, but that chart is maker guidance rather than an independent test. Unlike the Sette 270, the 30 has no separately adjustable micro ring. Buyers who need very fine between-position changes should treat the stepped macro dial as a limitation, not infer micro-adjustment from the range of brew labels.

Timer, pulse and a repositionable holder

A backlit display and timer control a run, and a separate hold-to-run pulse mode provides manual control. The arms can be turned to hold either a grounds bin or a portafilter, but this is not a hands-free portafilter workflow. A timer changes duration and does not weigh coffee. The manual says 0.01-second increments, while an earlier manufacturer-page data capture says 0.1 second; do not treat the discrepancy as a meaningful dose-accuracy advantage.

Home duty guidance is specific but not commercial throughput

Baratza describes home use up to 1 kg per day, espresso grinding for about six seconds followed by 60 seconds of rest, and brew batches up to 150 g followed by rest. The manual asks commercial buyers to judge whether this cadence fits their bar. It does not supply an independent throughput test. This can screen out workloads beyond the written guidance, while commercial use inside it remains conditional on the operator's schedule.

Keep older specification snapshots in their own scope

An earlier indexed data capture for full SKU ZCG1130BLK1BUC1A lists 100–120 V, 200 W, a 300 g hopper and 120 g grounds bin, but neither historical row ASIN is linked to that full SKU. Its output rate also differs from the manual's speed range. Keep those values out of row-specific hard matches. The exact row voltage, capacity, housing, noise, retention and current seller offer remain unknown in this saved evidence.

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Before you buy

How many positions does the Sette 30 have?

The manual describes 31 numbered macro positions and no separate micro ring.

Does it weigh doses?

No scale is documented; the timer sets duration, not target mass.

Can it grind into a portafilter?

The holder arms can support a portafilter, but the manual does not call it hands-free.

What workload does Baratza recommend?

The manual says up to 1 kg per day and describes short runs with rest between batches.

Why is timer precision unresolved?

The manual says 0.01 seconds while an earlier page capture says 0.1 seconds.

Is B075G11F9N a current offer?

No current exact-model offer was verified; the inspected historical page had no featured offer.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Baratza's Sette 30 manual describes 40 mm conical burrs, 31 numbered macro positions, timed operation and a separate hold-to-run pulse mode. Its holder arms can be turned between a grounds bin and portafilter position, but the manual does not describe hands-free grinding. The maker gives home-use advice of up to 1 kg per day and short batch/rest guidance. A previous US product-data capture lists a full SKU's electrical and capacity details, but that SKU is not mapped to this historical row.

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