FELLOW
One grinder, every brew you make
Most homes don't brew one way. The Opus 2 covers a 9-bar espresso shot, a Saturday pour-over and a weekend batch of cold brew on the same set of burrs, with grind guidance printed on the lid so you're never guessing where to start.
FELLOW
48mm burrs, and a stepless dial that earns them
The Opus 2 steps up from the original's 40mm burrs to 48mm stainless steel conicals, and pairs them with stepless adjustment. Independent testing measured a 6.3% coefficient of variation at coarse settings, which is flat-burr territory from a conical grinder at this price.
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Your full dose, not yesterday's grounds
Retention was the original Opus's weak point. Fellow redesigned the grind path with an internal impeller and added an anti-static ioniser. Independent testing measured 0.3 to 0.4 g loss on an 18 g dose, and effectively zero with a light spritz of water on the beans first.
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Two catch cups, and burrs you can reach in seconds
One magnetic cup for brewed coffee, one for espresso that drops straight into a 54mm or 58mm portafilter. Twist the load bin anticlockwise and the burrs lift out for cleaning. No tools, one hand, about two minutes.
Specifications
General
| Capacity | 100 g |
| Dimensions | 206 × 130 × 267 mm |
| Weight | 2300 g |
| Burr type | Conical steel |
| Burr size | 48 mm |
| Grind range | Espresso to cold brew (all-purpose) |
| Click adjustment | Stepless |
| Power | 300 W |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Dishwasher safe | No |
Electrical
| Cord length | 90 cm |
Performance
| Espresso catch cup capacity | 30 g |
| Measured noise level | 85 dB |
In the box
- Opus 2 grinder
- Brewed coffee catch cup
- Espresso catch cup
- Magnetic cleaning brush
- Get to Know You guide
In stock and dispatched from our UK warehouse — order by 2pm for same-day dispatch.
Frequently asked questions
Can the Fellow Opus 2 grind for espresso?
Yes. Espresso sits within settings 0 to 2 on the stepless dial, and the included espresso catch cup drops straight into a 54mm or 58mm portafilter. Your exact setting depends on your machine, basket type and bean freshness, so expect a little dialling in. That's normal for any grinder at this level.
What's the difference between the Opus and the Opus 2?
Three things matter. The burrs grew from 40mm to 48mm, adjustment became stepless instead of the original's fiddly dual-ring system, and retention dropped sharply thanks to a redesigned grind path and a stronger anti-static ioniser. It also now stops automatically when the beans run out.
Should I choose the Opus 2 or the Ode Gen 2?
Choose the Opus 2 if you brew espresso at all. Choose the Ode Gen 2 if you only brew filter, AeroPress or French press, since its 64mm flat burrs give more clarity at coarser settings. The Opus 2 is the all-rounder; the Ode is the filter specialist.
How often should I clean the Opus 2?
Brush the burrs and exit chute roughly every 60 grinds to keep the anti-static ioniser working well. Turn the load bin anticlockwise to lift it off, then twist the outer burr handle to remove the burr set. No tools needed, and it takes about two minutes. Hand-clean only.
- Grinds the full range — true espresso through pour-over, AeroPress and cold brew
- 48mm stainless steel conical burrs, up from 40mm on the original Opus
- Stepless adjustment so you can dial espresso in as finely as you need, with grind guidance printed on the lid
- Near-zero retention — an internal impeller and anti-static ioniser deliver your full dose, not yesterday's
- Two magnetic catch cups included, the espresso one fitting both 54mm and 58mm portafilters
- Free UK delivery over £100, next-day available
The Opus 2 is Fellow's answer to the one grinder most homes actually need. It handles a 9-bar espresso shot in the morning and a coarse cold brew at the weekend without you fighting the adjustment. Tool-free burr access makes cleaning a two-minute job, and a 2-year warranty backs it.
