Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, Over 40 Precise Grind Setting for Espresso, Drip Coffee, French Press and Percolator Coffee, Burr Coffee Conical Grinder with Detachable Design for Easy Cleaning

5 star review because the instructions above specify a pressurised portafilter. The min grind size would work well with one of those. If you use it as intended it's a great little machine. Decently consistent grind and a solid set of burrs.You can take it apart and tighten the adjustment collar if you don't have a pressurised portafilter. Takes some time to grind espresso-fine and the burrs get hot enough that larger doses can taste a bit burnt. There are a pair of plastic bits and springs that fly off when you take it apart that are frustrating to put back right. It'll take a couple of attempts to get fine enough while still having the adjustability to grind coarser for drip or french press.It's a 3 star espresso grinder but a 5 star coffee grinder. Well worth it for the price point.

This replaced an old Rancillia grinder which wore outThis grinder cost half of what the Rancillio grinder didI like the burrs on this one because they don’t clog up and need to have maintenanceThe grinder seems to be powerful and it’s quieter than my old oneI just got it and ran 100 grams of coffee ok I’m and it ground perfectlyI give it a 5 star review because it performs well and the price was very reasonableI will have to see how the reliability isThe company offers a 2 year warranty which says that they think that it’s reliableI like the fact that you can change the grind easily all in all so far I’m happy

This has held up for almost a year of daily use so far. It’s very easy to use and easy to set grind and quantity. It’s also quiet for a coffee grinder, not at all abrasive. My only complaint is that the grounds aren’t very well contained so it makes a mess of the countertop. Overall I’m happy with the purchase.

Really impressed with this grinder. I’ve had it for several months and it’s done a consistently good job grinding beans for pour over as well as espresso. Recently, it started to stop working in the middle of grinding, but I found that just unplugging it and re-plugging it back in gets it back up and running. I won’t complain about that though given that some grinders run in the 100-200 range :)

I been burr grinding my coffee by hand. I got sick with covid and didn't have the energy to do it. I still wanted my cappuccino so I bought this burr grinder. I was impress at how great this product was. It does a great job. I used the 1st setting for cappuccino but I think it was too powder so I will try settings 2 tomorrow. I will find the right settings for my cappuccino. Setting 1 did gave me a good cup but I want to make sure I got it perfect. No issues here but I did get the extended warranty because I want it to last.

I can't complain about the grind or ease of use. Those are great. It's loud, but whatever. I can deal with that. What I can't deal with is the fact that this thing makes a HUGE mess every single time it grinds. I don't even know how much coffee I'm wasting because of this thing. Everytime you pull the container away from the grinder, coffee grounds fall onto the plate under the grinder and spill on the counter. The reason it does this is because the grounds stick to the blades. We've tried tapping it before we pull the container away but it doesn't make any difference. I would NOT recommend buying this thing. I wish I hadn't.

I have had the grinder for 2 weeks. It works great for grind size and ease of use. It has stopped working and become unresponsive after about 10 seconds of grinding on 2 separate occasions so far. I have had to Unplug and plug back in to get ot working again. Will see if that continues or worsens over the next weeks and may return. It's a shame because it is great when it does work!

I looked at dozens of conical grinders and read a hundred reviews. Was skeptical of the low price of this one. Backed by positive reviews, I went for it anyway. Not disappointed. It was easy and intuitive to assemble and to operate, and ground the beans as expected. Pay less attention to complaints about static. Most grinders have plastic grounds receiver containers & will have static. The Kitchen Aid for $319 has a glass receiver, which has a non-static receiver. So get it if you hate static that much and can afford it! I like my purchase!