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Single dose 64 mm flat burrs in the narrowest and shortest electric grinder here, 4.1 in (10.5 cm) across.
$399.95
Matte BlackAt Clive Coffee · Oct 29
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15 reports · 8 sources, across 8 topics
Against your counter
Give us the three numbers and this drawing puts the machine on your own counter.
Room the Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 asks for around it
Nothing is drawn for a figure nobody states, and the answer above stays at what published figures can carry.
Makers and retailers publish 3 of the 7 figures a fit check uses; the other 4 you measure on your counter like this:
Nothing fits on its own, it fits a particular counter, so this page holds the figures and a setup makes the call.
Your counter has 4.1 in (10.5 cm) across and 9.4 in (23.9 cm) front to wall to give it, with 9.8 in (24.8 cm) clear above.
Depth is published at 9.4 in (23.9 cm), and it is the figure most likely to end this search. Measure the space you have against it before anything else. Measure from the very back of the item to the very front, at its deepest point. (manufacturer)
Your counter is tighter than that. The Encore Coffee Grinder is 3.1 in (7.9 cm) shallower, in the same category, and we have its width and depth figures too.
Fellow Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 draws 140 W at 120 V. Every figure behind this is a manufacturer's published dimension, and nobody has put a tape on one.
The setup it lives in
What each merchant showed, and the day we looked.
Fellow's warranty is 2 years for new-generation electric products and 1 year for non-electric products; it requires purchase through Fellow or a Fellow-authorized retailer (26 September 2026). warranty page
Out of stock at Fellow · Oct 28
What owners say in their own reviews and posts, on the things no maker states: the tank, the hopper, the room around the machine. We quote them; we never use their words as a measurement or a fit answer.
In short
Fifteen reports describe the Ode Gen 2. Four call it quiet, one of them quieter and less prone to static than the first generation. Reports split on static and mess: two find little or none, two describe static grounds and retention, one dating the change to about six weeks of use, and one restored the like-new behavior by brushing the anti-static tabs in the chute. Two find the lids awkward to seat, and one says oily beans feed badly through the shallow bin and narrow port. The biggest caution is how it holds up: one report returned it after dark roast beans clogged it, another says beans kept getting stuck until it stopped working after a few months, and a third says the shop never disclosed the retention and mess problems and aftersales help was unhelpful. The full reports are below, grouped by topic.
What an owner wroteAs of 10 September 2026. We quote owners in their own words; it is never a measurement or a fit answer.
One report says the space under the kitchen cabinets is limited, so the hopper gets tapped with a cup rather than fitted with a bellows.
the space under my kitchen cabinets is limited
an owner works in limited headroom and taps the hopper with a cup rather than fitting a bellows
a forum post, www.home-barista.com · 2025-09-07
Two reports find the lids awkward to seat, one pointing to a rim on the hopper lid that is too shallow to hold it securely.
I wish there was a rim around the whole thing that was deep enough
the hopper lid does not seat securely because its rim is too shallow
a review video's captions, www.youtube.com · 2023-03-01
the video's captions are machine-transcribed
there's also that awkwardness to the lids of both the hopper and the catch cup
a second reviewer finds both lids awkward to seat
a review video's captions, www.youtube.com · 2023-03-14
the video's captions are machine-transcribed
Three reports describe loading beans, two of them from the same retailer page. A video review says Gen 2 steepened the hopper so poured beans fall through instead of sitting in it; of the two retailer reports, one praises the sleek just-in-time load bin and the other says oily beans feed badly because of the hopper's low angle and the style of feed port.
the angle of the hopper has changed
Gen 2 steepened the hopper so poured beans fall through instead of sitting in it
a review video's captions, www.youtube.com · 2023-02-27
uploaded captions, not auto-generated
the sleek just-in-time load bin suits my needs perfectly
the grinder is loaded from the top one dose at a time, with no standing hopper to empty when beans change
a review on a retailer's site, clivecoffee.com · 2025-02-21
the low angle of the hopper and the style of feedport
oily beans feed badly because the loading bin sits at a shallow angle above a narrow port
a review on a retailer's site, clivecoffee.com · 2025-01-07
Noise, mess, the first weeks, how it holds up: what owners wrote about the days after the box. Reviews, in their words, counted one by one; none is a measurement and none touches the fit answer.
What an owner wroteAs of 11 September 2026. We quote owners in their own words; it is never a measurement or a fit answer.
One report says the grinder clogged on dark roast beans and was returned for a different brand.
It wouldn't grind dark roast beans without getting clogged
an owner reports dark roast beans clogging the grinder, and returned it for a different brand
a review on a retailer's site, www.seattlecoffeegear.com · 2025-10-19
One report says beans frequently got stuck and needed unclogging, and the grinder stopped working entirely after a few months.
Finally stopped working after just a few months of use
beans frequently got stuck and needed unclogging, and the grinder stopped working entirely after a few months
a review on a retailer's site, www.seattlecoffeegear.com · 2023-12-26
One report says brushing the anti-static tabs inside the chute brought back the grinder's original behaviour.
Ok so I cleaned the little tabs in the chute and it sorted things
brushing the anti-static tabs inside the chute restores the behaviour the grinder had when new
a forum post, www.home-barista.com · 2023-03-24
the same post says getting a brush in behind the parts that clog is awkward but takes seconds
Three reports, all from the same retailer page, call the Gen 2 quiet, one adding that it has far less noise and static than the first generation.
this one is way less noise and static
an owner of the first generation finds the second quieter and less prone to static
a review on a retailer's site, clivecoffee.com · 2026-07-03
It grinds fast, quietly, and oh, the clarity it brings to the cup
a dated owner rates the grinder quiet
a review on a retailer's site, clivecoffee.com · 2026-07-10
the same review says he replaced a Baratza Encore with it
Nice and quiet. Solid build and versatility
a third dated owner rates the grinder quiet
a review on a retailer's site, clivecoffee.com · 2025-03-05
written through the Shop App and not marked verified on the shop
Three reports disagree on static and mess: one says grounds land on the catch cup and retention rises from about a tenth of a gram to roughly half a gram, another reports zero mess from static, and the third, written after replacing a Baratza Encore, says the retention and mess problems were never disclosed before buying.
static grounds all over the top of the container, random drops and .5-.7g of retention
grounds land on the catch cup and retention rises to roughly half a gram from about a tenth
a forum post, www.home-barista.com · 2023-03-21
the same post dates the change to about six weeks of use and says the behaviour is close to the first generation's
Very quiet, zero frass from static
an owner reports it quiet with no static-driven mess
a review on a retailer's site, www.wholelattelove.com · 2024-12-18
the massive issues with grind retention and mess
an owner who replaced a Baratza Encore says the shop never disclosed the retention and mess problems, and found aftersales help unhelpful
a review on a retailer's site, clivecoffee.com · 2023-03-10
the shop does not mark this reviewer verified
The size, and where each figure comes from
Fellow Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 is 4.1 in (10.5 cm) wide, 9.4 in (23.9 cm) deep and 9.8 in (24.8 cm) tall (fellowproducts.com, 6 September 2026). Every figure behind this is a manufacturer's published dimension, and nobody has put a tape on one.
| Product | Fact | Value | Source type | Source | Dated | State | Used | What it decides |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 | depth | 9.4 in (23.9 cm) | Manufacturer | fellowproducts.com | Evidence: complete, from published figures, not measured: Published | Yes | Used for fit | |
| Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 | height | 9.8 in (24.8 cm) | Manufacturer | fellowproducts.com | Evidence: complete, from published figures, not measured: Published | Yes | Used for fit | |
| Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 | voltage | 120 V | Manufacturer | fellowproducts.com | Evidence: complete, from published figures, not measured: Published | Yes | Used for power | |
| Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 | wattage | 140 W | Manufacturer | fellowproducts.com | Evidence: complete, from published figures, not measured: Published | Yes | Used for power | |
| Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 | weight | 10.1 lb (4.6 kg) | Manufacturer | fellowproducts.com | Evidence: complete, from published figures, not measured: Published | Yes | Not used for fit | |
| Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 | width | 4.1 in (10.5 cm) | Manufacturer | fellowproducts.com | Evidence: complete, from published figures, not measured: Published | Yes | Used for fit |
The picture · why this one is drawn
As of6 September 2026Sourcesfellowproducts.comMeasured by usnothing yet; published figures only