I bought the MultiPurpose version as well as the ProBrew burr set. So far I've only tried the ProBrew for the pour over. I chose the forest green color, which looks much better in real life than on the pictures. As expected, the first uses are muddy bed, but still pleasant cup. These burr sets are known to require a few kilos of coffee before reaching their full potential. Ergonomics are not optimal, but all in all it's a pleasant experience and easy to use. The build quality is sturdy and excellent. The adjustement settings have a nice click feedback. I like the design, a lot of ingenuity. Quick to open for cleaning. I'm not giving 5 stars because the ergonomics aren't optimal and it's annoying that the burrs need a lot of seasoning to reach their full potential, but overall I'm satisfied with my purchase.

Even before seasoning the burrs, the pro brew burrs has given me some of the cleaning balanced cups for filter. Super worth it

Ok what can we say, the results speak for themselves
We purchased the " Pastel Blue" version with the B" Modal" burr set, predominantly making espresso. The play of of the black dial and black stand with the blue is very snazzy
The flavor profile that comes out in our espresso is wonderful, the so called " notes" are distinct and clear, the brew is not as " bulky" as our electric grinder, huge difference.
We purchased the so called " stand kit", it comes with the stand, a brush and a cover that fits both the top and bottom that allows you to both pour in the beans and pour out your grinds without making a mess. Fits perfectly into the portafilter.

Lets go over the gripes that people have spoken about on the video reviews , some that go into sarcasm.
Yes the grinder is heavy and has a narrow footprint . with the stand this issue as well as the clearance of the fingers is resolved
The top lid is sticky, but if you look carefully on the back is a small thumbnail groove that allows you to easily pop the lid free
Grinding a dose of 18grms takes 1 minute of easy hand grinding, also not an issue( medium roast for espresso)
The cleaning of the burrs is a breeze, all you have to do is carefully watch the alignment as you put it back together

The assembly of the stand and grinder is not explained or illustrated anywhere, so let me explain how the stand works.
The bottom cup is removed from the grinder, then the grinder is inserted from the top into the stand where it is firmly gripped by some rubber gaskets
The cup is then inserted through the bottom where the magnets " click" it into place. There are some smartly made cutouts so that insertion and removal of the cup is easily done
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That's it, apart from the packaging and boxing which is over the top quality
We love this little grinder, for us it was a purchase for our " non electric"/ power outage/ off grid espresso setup, this beautifully engineered product fits the bill.
Highly recommended, but you must get the stand if you want it to be hassle free
Yes its up there in terms of price, but Fiorenzato has absolutely gone above and beyond in this one.

I have had the Pietro with the multipurpose burrs for a few weeks now and can say it performs as well, if not better than the reviews. The build quality is better than I anticipated. I use it to grind for my Alessi 9090 moka pot and the coffee it produces is outstanding. While the price point is on the high side, the quality of the grinder and the coffee can’t be beat.

The Pietro with Pro Burr converted me to a pour over fanatic. The clarity produced for light roast Ethiopian coffees is unmatched and a delight (between 7 and 8 mark). The grinder is so forgiving that you can produce a great cup with any dripper V60 to Orea.

The unimodal burrs also produce a clean smooth espresso cup (0.3 clicks after proper seasoning) on my workhorse Rancilio Silvia with PID.
All the colours look fantastic with the matte finish. I went with the classic forest green.