PARACITY Manual Coffee Bean Grinder Stainless Steel Hand Mill Ceramic Burr for Aeropress, Drip Coffee, Espresso, French Press, Turkish Brew, for gift

I am the main coffee drinker in the house, yet I only have two cups a dayso a large grinder would not be worth it. This is so easy to use, not hard to turn the handle to grind the coffee. I do it either the night before or in the morning and grind enough for my two cups. I leave the grounds in the container until I use them. Keeps them fresh. Easy to clean, not tried it through dishwasher, just handwash and then drip dry and polish and ready to go again. Handy for travel as fairly light and doesn't take up much room

Small capacity but does the job for me and my husband

Solid item as described, very easy to use and clean the adjustable grind size is simple and intuitive, you see what you get!

Looks the part but when using it Broke with in 20 mins of grinding beans wouldn't buy again

Grinds coffee perfectly, easy to operate and good quality

Very good easy to use

Super useful little mill. It does not take much space, but can mill coffee enough to make 2 -3 cups of espresso. Changing the grinder allows to make it finer.

Absolutely useless. The thing jammed and broke on the first use. Waste of time and money. Straight in the bin.

Voy a dar mi humilde opinión sobre el producto testeado por mí, no quiere decir que sea aplicable al resto: - packaging: venia deteriorado, pero por lo que veo en las reseñas de otros usuarios, no es el primero - materiales: bastantes simples, no hay mucho plástico pero el material es muy endeble y la calidad percibida deja que desear. Tienes que estar haciendo fuerza porque tiende a abrirse y desmontarse - molido: no te deja ajustar el tamaño, tienes que adivinarlo apretando la rosca, pero lo malo es que no muele todos los granos, se quedan muchos sin bajar a las muelas, por lo que por más que gires es para nada. Además de que la sensación (supongo que debido a los materiales) al moler es de baja calidad Por último destacar, que soy consciente que por el precio que tiene (en comparación a otros de calidad y precio muy superior), hay que ser consciente de que no podemos pedir materiales ni funcionamiento extraordinario, pero al menos la función de moler que es a la que se destina el producto, debe ser correcta, y para mí no lo es Voy a devolverlo, porque aparte del packaging y de los materiales, la función principal que es moler café (la cantidad justa para una o dos tazas) cada vez que quiera tomarme uno, no es la esperada. Por ese motivo no puedo darle más estrellas ni recomendarlo, pero insisto, alomejor es mi unidad recibida en concreto.

I’m quite happy with this manual coffee grinder. The build quality feels solid, especially the stainless steel body. It does its job well and grinds coffee consistently. I also like that you can easily adjust the grind size depending on your needs, which is great for different brewing methods. Overall, a simple and reliable grinder that I would recommend.

There is not a better way to start your day with freshly ground coffee. This hand held coffee grinder does an excellent job at grinding whole roasted coffee making a much more flavorful cup of coffee. I use the ground coffee with reusable keruig cup and paper filters making the smoothes cup of coffee Ihave ever had. Cleaning is needed and is very easy to do.

There are many, many identical manual grinders here - if the picture looks the same as this one then it will be the same grinder, despite the range of ratings and reviews, and the occasional logo on the side. Pick the cheapest and enjoy. I have two and have used them for 3-4 years now without a problem. Yes, it takes a while to grind 18g (typical Aeropress dose) or 30g (recommended dose) of your favourite beans. Especially with a finer grind. But it does work, it won't wake the neighbourhood, and it fits in your Aeropress for travel. Some report that the burrs can break, though that hasn't happened with mine. Use fresh beans, best within 1-2 months of roasting, and you should be good. Use cheap or old beans, especially with lighter roasts (e.g. Barzula Gold tastes great, but checks all the wrong boxes), and they can cause problems with any grinder. Sure, you need to adjust the dial more than some, it tends to slip towards a coarse grind. Use a thick rubber band - the ones from broccoli work well - to keep the handle and body together. Not much more to say. Hope this helps!

Broke after 3 uses, a plastic connection between the handle and grinding part broke so the grinder would no longer grind. Cheaply made product.