Our take
The Super Jolly is a commercial espresso-grinder family rather than one fixed specification. Mazzer’s current electronic version is positioned for small and medium cafés and has 64 mm flat burrs and stepless adjustment. The current brochure describes a 1.1 kg hopper or a 280 g option, while the indexed page also lists a 320 g mini hopper. An older manual describes different manual, timed and doser versions. Row 342’s code 0833958 and ASIN B0046L7T7G do not map to one generation, so those details remain family context only.
For a preliminary café comparison where the buyer can identify and verify the exact Super Jolly generation first..
Not for a hard dose, hopper, electrical, throughput or footprint requirement until the exact Super Jolly generation is identified.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- Mazzer’s current brochure places its documented electronic version in small and medium cafés.
- Named versions document flat 64 mm burrs and stepless micrometric adjustment.
- The family includes portafilter workflows and optional dosing-cup configurations.
What to weigh up
- Historical code 0833958 and ASIN B0046L7T7G are not crosswalked to a generation.
- Dosing, power, hopper values, weight and dimensions differ by version.
- A maker speed comparison is not an independently tested or sustained-work rating.
The key details
| Model covered | Super Jolly family candidate; historical code 0833958 and ASIN B0046L7T7G are not mapped to a generation |
|---|---|
| Grind and dose controls | Maker documents 64 mm flat burrs and stepless adjustment for named versions |
| Capacity and use | Controls vary across manual, timed, doser and current electronic versions |
| Fit and limitations | Row 342’s generation, hopper, power, capacity and ASIN crosswalk remain unresolved |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 2, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
Treat Super Jolly as a family name here
Mazzer’s product page and brochures describe more than one Super Jolly configuration. The current electronic version is positioned for small and medium cafés, while older documentation covers manual, timed and automatic-doser variants. Row 342’s historical model clue 0833958 has not been mapped to any of them, and the Amazon page was unreadable in the saved research. That means this review can explain the family and its known differences, but it cannot claim that the row candidate has the current electronic controls or a particular version’s measurements.
Stepless adjustment is documented for named versions
Mazzer’s current family material and May 2026 brochure describe 64 mm flat burrs and stepless micrometric adjustment on the relevant named versions. The brochure also gives burr material choices for its current electronic model. The 2009 grinder-doser manual describes 64 mm burrs and stepless adjustment for its own generation. This overlap supports a family-level comparison, but it does not identify row 342’s exact construction or material. A buyer who requires a specific burr steel or exact control should confirm the model plate and matching manual before relying on a match.
Dose style and hopper capacity change by generation
The current brochure describes an electronic workflow with a portafilter or optional 30 g dosing cup. Older documentation lists manual-switch, timed-switch and automatic-doser versions. These are different workflows and cannot be combined into one row profile. The brochure lists a 1.1 kg hopper or 280 g option, while the current indexed product-page table also shows a 320 g mini hopper and a 1.2 kg option. The older manual has a 1.2 kg bean hopper and a separate 280 g grounds doser. Do not confuse a grounds doser with bean capacity.
Electrical and workload facts need a version bridge
The current brochure lists 550 W and 16.5 kg for its electronic model; the 2009 manual gives a different 350 W and 14 kg for its documented grinder-doser. Those figures show why model generation matters. The brochure’s speed comparison is maker copy, not an independently measured sustained-throughput rating. No saved source assigns row 342 an exact voltage, frequency, phase, hopper, dose type or duty limit. Ask for the unit’s full model code, nameplate and supplied manual before treating any number as a hard installation or workload match.
A useful lead for cafés, not a confirmed exact-unit recommendation
A café may reasonably put the Super Jolly family on an initial comparison list when it wants a commercial espresso grinder with stepless adjustment. The next step is to identify the offered generation and decide whether its dose method, hopper, service needs and electrical configuration fit. Current and historical maker sources support the family but do not resolve row 342’s code or exact ASIN mapping. No current Amazon offer, measured grind quality, noise, retention or cup result was verified. This is a source-based family review rather than a recommendation for an unidentified unit.
What else to compare
Before you buy
What does row 342 identify?
It points to a Mazzer Super Jolly commercial espresso grinder, but code 0833958 is not mapped to a generation.
Are all Super Jolly versions electronically timed?
No. Saved manuals describe manual, timed, doser and current electronic configurations.
What burr size and adjustment are documented?
Named versions use 64 mm flat burrs and stepless adjustment; exact row 342 version is unresolved.
How much does its hopper hold?
Values vary by version; the current brochure and indexed page list different smaller-hopper options.
Can I use the brochure wattage for row 342?
No. The 550 W figure belongs to the documented current electronic version, not an identified row 342 unit.
Is B0046L7T7G a current offer?
No current exact Amazon offer was verified, and the historical page did not identify a generation.
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.
- Mazzer Super Jolly official product page, May 2026 brochure and archived-version manuals ↗ — checked October 2, 2026.
- Official family page; indexed content identifies current electronic version and hopper options, direct page fetch failed in saved check ↗ — checked October 2, 2026.
- May 2026 manufacturer brochure for the described current electronic version ↗ — checked October 2, 2026.
- 2009 grinder-doser manual showing a separate older generation and its version-specific configuration ↗ — checked October 2, 2026.
The decision
The Super Jolly is a commercial espresso-grinder family rather than one fixed specification. Mazzer’s current electronic version is positioned for small and medium cafés and has 64 mm flat burrs and stepless adjustment. The current brochure describes a 1.1 kg hopper or a 280 g option, while the indexed page also lists a 320 g mini hopper. An older manual describes different manual, timed and doser versions. Row 342’s code 0833958 and ASIN B0046L7T7G do not map to one generation, so those details remain family context only.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.