Mazzer Super Jolly V Up Electronic Coffee Grinder - 64mm Burrs - On Demand

Features

• Use: On Demand
• Version: electronic
• Power: 350 watt
• Grinding adjustment: stepless micrometrical
• Burrs: flat
• Standard Burrs: 233M
• Diameter standard burrs: Ø 64mm (2 1/2 inches)
• Weight: 14 kg (31 lbs)
• RPM: 1400 rpm @50Hz | 1600 rpm
• Body: alumium die casting
• Hopper capacity: 1.1 kg (2.4 lbs)
• GFC: hybrid damper
• Tag holder: optional
• Output: medium
• Recordable time settings: 3
• Extraction method: espresso

Mazzer Super Jolly V Up vs. Super Jolly V Pro: The Ultimate 2026 Buyer’s Guide

Choosing between the Mazzer Super Jolly V Up and the Super Jolly V Pro can be confusing because they share the same iconic silhouette and 64mm burr size. However, the "Up" and "Pro" labels signify very different internal technology and user experiences.

In this guide, we’ll help you decide which of these Italian thoroughbreds belongs on your counter.

1. The Interface: Touch vs. Buttons

This is the most visible difference.

• Super Jolly V Up: Features a bright, colourful touch-screen display. It is currently the only grinder in Mazzer’s lineup with this specific interface, making it incredibly intuitive for home users.

• Super Jolly V Pro: Uses a high-contrast digital display with physical "push" buttons. While it looks more traditional, the software is more powerful, offering deep "Statistics" (shot counters, burr wear alerts) and optional IoT cloud connectivity.

2. Cooling & Performance (SHHH & FAST)

• Super Jolly V Up: Uses passive cooling. It is designed for "medium consumption," meaning it’s perfect for home use or a quiet office where you aren't pulling 50 shots in an hour.

• Super Jolly V Pro: Equipped with a Dual-Fan Cooling System. This active ventilation protects your beans from heat transfer during morning rushes, making it the superior choice for small-to-medium cafés.

3. Adjustment & Maintenance (DIAL & CLEAN)

Both use Mazzer’s stepless micrometrical system, but the hardware differs:

• Super Jolly V Pro: Includes the Memory Track System (MTS). This allows you to index your grind setting and even "zero" the ring. Crucially, it features a lifting grind chamber, meaning you can remove the burrs for cleaning without losing your grind setting.

• Super Jolly V Up: Uses a more streamlined collar. While you can still clean the GFC (Grind Flow Control) system easily, it lacks the "True Zero" indexing found on the Pro.

4. Workflow & Retention (TASTE)

Both machines feature the GFC System, which uses a removable wire damper to eliminate clumps and static. In terms of taste, both grinders produce the "Mazzer Signature": excellent body, high clarity, and consistent particle distribution. However, the V Pro allows for 3 programmable doses (e.g., Single, Double, and a Triple/Cleaning dose), whereas the V Up is limited to two.

Verdict: Which one should you buy? (BUY?)

• The Mazzer Super Jolly V Up is for you if: You are a premium home barista or own a low-volume business. You value a modern, smartphone-like touch interface and want the best "bang for your buck" without paying for café-specific features like IoT or active cooling.

• The Mazzer Super Jolly V Pro is for you if: You run a specialty coffee shop, a busy coffee cart, or you are a "pro-level" home user. The ability to clean the burrs without re-dialling and the active cooling for back-to-back shots make it a professional workhorse.

About the Brand - Mazzer

Mazzer specializes in making high-quality coffee grinders. Their mission is to produce reliable and innovative equipment for the professional coffee sector. Their products are made in Italy with respect for the environment and community. They design and produce all components for durability and use the latest technology. 12% of their annual turnover is invested in R&D.