Capresso 560 vs. Capresso 565

Today we’re comparing two electric coffee grinders made by the same manufacturer. It’s about Capresso 560 vs. Capresso 565. Although these two grinders look almost the same and share the same functionalities, you probably already know that “the devil is in the details.”

So, before making any decision, we’ll take a deeper look into the details. That’s why we’ve made this nice comparison chart between Capresso 560 and 565 models. This way, a simple look into it will give you an instant overview of all key specifications and features these coffee grinders have to offer.

Design

When it comes to design, Capresso 560 and 565 look almost the same. “Almost” is the keyword in this case. Even if both coffee grinders have a compact design, featuring nice silver color, the shape of Capresso 565 is slightly different compared to Capresso 560.

Capresso 565 has a more modern look, featuring more subtle design lines, and even the color is a bit lighter.

One more thing which is different is the setting button color. On Capresso 560, it’s black-colored, while Capresso 565 has the same silver color as the rest of the body of the coffee grinder.
Both coffee grinders have removable see-through plastic bean containers with a Maximum capacity measurement line.

Size

When it comes to coffee grinder size, both grinders are of the same size – 5 x 7.75 x 10.5 inches (LxWxH). Thus you can freely consider it one of those special space-saving kitchen appliances that make the life of every real coffee lover unimaginable. But, unfortunately, we’re sure you would find the place for such a good coffee grinder even if it were twice larger than it is.

Capacity

The Bean container on the top of the grinder can take up to 8.8 ounces of coffee beans, while the ground coffee container has the capacity of 4 ounces of ground coffee. That should be enough for a whole coffee-drinking crowd.

Material and Durability

Conical burrs of Infinity coffee grinders are made of stainless steel. The body of Capresso 560 is made of sturdy ABS, while Capresso 565 is made of heavy-duty zinc. Finally, you can find the black model of Capresso coffee grinder, which has a metal body. Besides, it’s significantly pricier, don’t let the body material fool you – Capresso 560, the one with a plastic body, can outlast metal ones in some cases. Besides, the plastic models are much lighter and easier to handle.

Speed

When it comes to speed, it does have a lower-speed motor than the rest of the competition, but would you sacrifice the coffee flavor because of speed? Of course, no! So, set up the timer and do what you need to get done. Grounded coffee, from extra fine to coarse, will wait for you.

Heat

Featuring advanced technology and still having 100W motors inside, Capresso 560 and Capresso 565 release less heat than most coffee grinders of this price range on the market. As a result, you can be sure that coffee grounds won’t get burned and that you’ll be able to enjoy a café-like flavored homemade cup of coffee. As you probably know, too much heat destroys the coffee aroma. Thus slowing down the grinding process, or more simply said, the gear preserves coffee taste and flavor.

Noise

You’ve already gotten used to noise kitchen appliances similar to coffee grinders make. Well, in case you opt-in for one of Capresso’s models, 560 or 565, you might get surprised. Even if we can’t claim these coffee grinders are noiseless, they make the least possible amount of noise you can expect from one coffee grinder. The reason behind this fact lies in the lower-speed motor technology.

Grind Settings

Capresso 560 and Capresso 565 both belong to Capresso Infinity line grinders. Both grinders come with a simple button featuring 16 settings. These settings are divided into four categories – extra-fine, fine, regular, and coarse. One of the features both coffee grinders have to offer, and that you’ll rarely find in most coffee grinders on the market, is the possibility to grind the finest coffee required for making Turkish coffee.

Capresso 560 and 565 both feature commercial-grade stainless steel conical burrs that keep the heat under control, preserving the flavor and aroma of coffee grounds.
Maybe even more important is the fact the grounds are all even and of exact fineness, you’ve set up.

Ease of use

Both coffee grinders: Capresso 560 and 565, are very simple to use. Like we already wrote, there is only one button containing all the settings you need to adjust. Besides, a built-in timer with a period of 5-60 seconds makes the grinding process even easier. Additionally and even more important, Capresso 560 and 565 are both easy to clean. You need only to lift off the upper burr and clean the grinding chamber with the enclosed brush.

For your safety, the bean container needs to be locked into place for the coffee grinder to work without the bean container grinder won’t operate at all.

Capresso 560 vs. Capresso 565 Pros and Cons

Final Thoughts

Even if Capresso 565 looks slightly better and is made of heavy-duty zinc, it still has the same functionalities as Capresso 560. But negligible look differences are not enough to justify a higher price, even if Capresso 565 is one of the most decent coffee grinders of this category on the market. That’s why the clear winner of our comparison is Capresso 560.

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