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Bodum
Antigua 5670/5671 Electric Grinder Family (row 125)

Timed household batch grinder. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The Bodum Antigua 5670/5671 manual describes an electric home grinder with three main fine, medium, and coarse bands plus intermediate adjustment. It gives a maximum bean load of 250 g, a time/quantity control that stops automatically, and removable hopper and grinding ring for brush cleaning. It also limits use to two full 12-cup cycles in succession followed by a ten-minute cool-down. These details can help a household buyer understand the intended batch routine. They do not establish burr geometry or material, grounds capacity, or a weighed dose. Row 125's title says 5670-03 and white, but the manual does not map that suffix, finish, historical ASIN B00006F2LP, or voltage. Keep this family separate from Antigua 10462 and 10539, and verify the exact unit label before relying on its manual.

Consider it for

A household batch-grinding comparison after confirming the offered Antigua model and nameplate; not for scale dosing or unbounded repeated commercial use..

Look elsewhere if

Not for integrated gram dosing, a hard voltage or grounds-capacity requirement without a matching plate, or repeated commercial grinding beyond the maker's two-cycle and rest guidance.

Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • The family manual gives a 250 g maximum bean load and three broad grind bands with in-between adjustment.
  • A time/quantity dial stops the selected run, and the hopper and grinding ring can be removed for brush cleaning.
  • The maker instructions state a concrete two-cycle limit and ten-minute cool-down for larger batches.

What to weigh up

  • The historical white 5670-03 clue and ASIN are not mapped to the manual's exact suffix or regional version.
  • No burr shape/material, numeric setting count, grounds capacity, or built-in weight dose is documented.
  • The manual's suggested grind ranges are not independent evidence of espresso quality or grind consistency.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model covered5670/5671 family; row suffix, finish, ASIN, and regional version unresolved
Grind and dose controlsThree broad fine/medium/coarse bands with intermediate adjustment
Capacity and use250 g maximum bean hopper; time/quantity stop, not weight dosing
Fit and limitationsTwo full 12-cup cycles then a 10-minute cool-down; voltage/nameplate unresolved

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 1, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Keep this Antigua family distinct

Bodum's reproduced manual covers Antigua models 5670 and 5671. The frozen row title names a white 5670-03 candidate, while another saved row describes a black 5670-01USA clue. The manual does not prove either suffix or color for the historical ASINs, and it should not be merged with Antigua 10462 or 10539, which use different model codes and configurations. Treat the family identity as a useful starting point, then check the offered grinder's exact code and rating plate. The old ASIN is a source trace, not confirmation of a present-day offer.

Broad grind bands with intermediate positions

The maker instructions describe fine, medium, and coarse bands, with intermediate adjustment available between the main marks. They do not give a numeric position count. Bodum's chart helps explain intended use, but it is guidance rather than evidence that the grinder can produce a consistent espresso grind or a particular brew result. A buyer who needs a numbered step count or a specific burr geometry should look for that information in the exact model manual; the saved 5670/5671 sources do not specify burr shape or material. Do not confuse broad dial ranges with a measured performance rating.

Timed quantity is not a gram target

A rotary time/quantity control stops automatically after the selected run. The instructions do not describe an integrated scale or a mass-based target, so this control cannot satisfy a requirement for grinder-measured grams. The cup-oriented workflow may make repeated household batches convenient, but output can vary with bean type and adjustment. Weigh separately if mass matters. The manual's two-cycle limit applies to full 12-cup batches; it should not be converted into a continuous-run time in seconds because the source does not provide a single timed duration for a full batch.

Capacity, cooling, and cleanup

The manual's 250 g figure is the maximum bean load, not the capacity of the grounds container or a recommended dose size. After two full 12-cup units, Bodum says to let the motor cool for ten minutes; the manual does not state a rated commercial daily output. It describes removing the bean hopper and grinding ring for brushing. Voltage must be read from the machine's individual nameplate, and the sources do not supply a universal wattage or frequency for the historic row. Keep these distinct facts separate when comparing storage capacity, serving quantity, and electrical fit.

No burr-performance or offer claim

A secondary product record corroborates that the Antigua family is a burr grinder, but the manual does not identify geometry, material, or diameter. No independent grind-distribution, static, noise, retention, espresso, or durability result appears in the saved sources. Likewise, the historical ASIN does not establish a current Amazon offer, finish, condition, price, or stock. A shopper should use the precise model search to locate possibilities and compare the actual included parts, manual, and nameplate before purchase. The available review is document-based, not a hands-on evaluation.

Who may find the workflow useful

A household buyer who prefers broad grind bands, a sizable bean hopper, and automatic stopping may find the documented family worth checking. It is not a fit for a built-in scale or a requirement for a known voltage, grounds mass, or unlimited repeated batches. The right next step is to confirm whether the offered item is 5670 or 5671 and which regional version is on the rating plate. Search results are not exact ASIN proof; if the listing's suffix or manual differs, do not assume that the family-level capacity and cooldown rules apply unchanged.

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Before you buy

How much coffee can the bean hopper hold?

The Antigua family manual says a maximum of 250 g of beans; it does not give a grounds-container mass.

How many grind settings does it have?

The manual describes fine, medium, and coarse bands with intermediate positions, not a numeric count.

Does the control weigh coffee?

No scale is documented; a time/quantity control stops the selected run automatically.

How often can it run full batches?

The manual allows up to two full 12-cup units, then calls for a 10-minute motor cool-down.

What voltage does row 125 use?

The manual says to check the individual machine nameplate; this row's exact regional version is unresolved.

Is B00006F2LP a current offer?

No exact current offer was verified; search for the model and confirm suffix, finish, and label.

Where can I check the current price?

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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

The Bodum Antigua 5670/5671 manual describes an electric home grinder with three main fine, medium, and coarse bands plus intermediate adjustment. It gives a maximum bean load of 250 g, a time/quantity control that stops automatically, and removable hopper and grinding ring for brush cleaning. It also limits use to two full 12-cup cycles in succession followed by a ten-minute cool-down. These details can help a household buyer understand the intended batch routine. They do not establish burr geometry or material, grounds capacity, or a weighed dose. Row 125's title says 5670-03 and white, but the manual does not map that suffix, finish, historical ASIN B00006F2LP, or voltage. Keep this family separate from Antigua 10462 and 10539, and verify the exact unit label before relying on its manual.

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