Electric Burr Coffee Grinder – Rechargeable Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, Portable Stainless Steel Grinder for Single Servings, One-Touch Auto Stop & Internal Adjustable Coarseness – Black

I've never actually written a review on Amazon before, but I really felt I ought to this time as this product is so outstanding! You can pay a fortune for grinders but this one seems to provide all the benefits of a far more expensive product. The grinder is great, it's nice and quiet, it's easy to use, and it seems to only rarely need recharging. Really excellent.

A sleek and stylish coffee grinder that delivers surprisingly effective results. However, adjusting the coarseness is a frustrating experience. There’s no clear guidance on how many turns are needed, and the central piece can be rotated endlessly, leading to wasted coffee in the process. This could be much more user-friendly. Additionally, a low battery indicator would be a good feature—something simple like a green, yellow, or red light would suffice. On the positive side, the grinder produces consistent results (at least during the two days I’ve used it so far), takes about 90 seconds to grind 20 grams of coffee (v60 coarseness) and offers good value for the price. Also, it noise level is okay. Would be cool if it came in all matte black!

Incredible grinder, particularly for the price. The grind is consistent, the machine feels sturdy. Very easy to use and clean. It’s not loud either — it’s quiet enough for the family to still be asleep while I’m grinding my beans.My only criticism is that I sometimes accidentally adjust the grind size when opening the hopper to add beans but that really only takes it from a 5 star to a 4.9.

There's no need for me to go into the looks, the packaging, the cost or how quickly it got delivered because we all just really want to know how it performs and what the end result was.I like my coffee a wee bit on the bitter side so I'd set this thing to grind on the finest setting. It took what seemed like forever to finish grinding and I soon found out why. It was sooooo fine that it resembled baby powder. No joke. I use a Flair press for my morning coffee and after compacting the 'powder' it was physically impossible for me to press the hot water through it. That's how fine it came out of the machine .... way too fine. I gave it a click back from the finest setting and repeated the process. Still too fine. I ended up going back 9 clicks from the finest setting before I managed get it to the point where I didn't need to put my full weight behind the lever to press my coffee.It's a good little machine (for its first use). A teeny tiny bit noisy if I'm being honest but hey ho, no biggie. I used a hand grinder before so I can't expect the same noise level.Would I recommend it? Sure. If it holds up then this is a keeper.

This item has never worked have also purchased a rechargeable electric . Separate. Trying again but don’t work. Need to return. Do not want a replacement. Could not find out how to return. But hopefully I can do it now. It’s obviously came broken

Wanted a convenient entry-level electric mill for convenience. Reasonably priced so I ordered one.> Similar looking stainless steel burr as Timemore C2 (I'd say 20-22 clicks for V60 or Clever drip coffee)> USB-C charging cable> Can easily grind 25g or maybe bit more - useful for 400-450 ml drip coffee> Relatively speedy operation and decent grind thanks to the burr similar to C2Slight downside:> # of clicks for what type of coffee grind not shown - would have been useful printed in the instruction> Removing - restoring burr for cleaning can be tricky. Had to use the handle from Kingrinder P2 to keep the burr still and click back into the unit> Don't know how long the battery will last before replacing - I suppose the low price is attractive enough to buy more than one similar units> Coffee grind dust and leftovers do stick to the burr and collection cup - cleaning relatively straightforward, howeverDespite some minor shortcomings, overall I am happy using the grinder for making coffee with Hario V60 size 2 and Hario drip assistant.

The grinder does a good job at consistently producing the correct grind. I was pleased to have chosen the model with the external adjustment for grind coarseness, I use a few different methods and require different grinds throughout the day. The device is much quieter than my usual 240v grinder, but also slower, as expected. The battery life is OK but not outstanding: using it three times a day drains the charge after about a week. The caveat: The device has a USB C socket - and the supplied USB A to USB C lead works. But any USB C to USB C chargers/leads will not charge the device. Don't know why and it's annoying if you happen to be surrounded by the newer and more common USB C chargers.

I was dubious at first but I can't seem to find anything wrong with this. Its a metal burr coffee grinder ... grinds coffee for my moka pot nicely on setting 6. All works perfectly.