Electric Coffee Beans Grinder USB Rechargeable Coffee Grinder with Ceramic Conical Burr Bean Crusher with Adjustable Grind Setting Espresso, French Press, Mocha Pot (CG-85)

Works PerfectlyThe standout feature of this coffee grinder is undeniably its performance. It works great. The powerful motor effortlessly turns whole coffee beans into the perfect grind consistency with just a push of a button.But that's not all! The design is sleek and modern, making it a stylish addition to my kitchen. It's also incredibly easy to clean, thanks to the removable parts.

Perfect Grind got this little grinder to grind up light roast whole bean coffee for espresso shots. I found it difficult to purchase pre-ground “blonde” espresso. This grinder gets the whole bean coffee to a very fine espresso grind in no time.I’d seen reviews for other small grinders that listed overheating as an issue. This one does not overheat.Highly recommend for those who are looking for perfect Coffee Grinder

I really liked this grinder but it broke after 30 days of use. The return window also closed, so now i cannot return the product as well & there's no product support that i found helpful.

Short review:Does the job brilliantly for the price. **Use a water mister on the beans to prevent static on the grounds.**Long review:I previously used a hand grinder but I've been getting sick of grinding away so I tentatively tried this. I specifically wanted a burr grinder not a chopper, so this fits the bill nicely.I recommend looking at the video someone else has posted to get an idea of it in operation. It's not the fastest but still more enjoyable than doing it with a hand grinder.I set my beans grinding then put the kettle on, etc, whilst I wait. As an example, I timed it on 13.5g, which took 2 mins 30 secs before it auto-stopped. I can definitely hand grind faster, but it's pretty workable. I will say a few beans get stuck unground so it's necessary to carefully poke them down once the grinder has stopped.One thing to note (the video someone posted shows this too): the grounds can get static and stick to the container (and everything else). This is a common problem with even expensive grinders. Thankfully I previously found a solution: use a single spray from a water mister on the beans to prevent static on the grounds.The adjuster for grind size seemed to work well, although it takes a bit of a knack to get it to the grind size you want. After a couple of goes I get it where I wanted and the grinds and coffee is a good result.I can't comment on how long the batteries last, but it's easy enough to charge from a USB-C charger. (I used a laptop charger.)For the price, this is honestly brilliant, so much so I bought one for my father in law for Christmas.

I’ve had this grinder for 7 months and use it daily. It’s solidly built and holds charge well, lasts at least a couple of weeks when used once per day. I’ve found that the unit is easy to keep clean.The big plus for me is the portability. It’s small and doesn’t take up too much space in my luggage when travelling so I can enjoy fresh coffee when I’m working away from home. I’m the only person that drinks coffee at home so it’s a perfect size for here too.The grind is fairly even and good enough for use with a cafetière/French press. If you’re looking to use with an espresso machine though I would probably look elsewhere.Fits my needs well so I would happily recommend.

I initially gave this a 1 star review, as it wouldn't charge. Have found something important out - I was using my phone charger (usb c to usb c), this doesn't work. You have to use usb a to usb c, then it takes about 3 hours for the flashing red light to go blue. Now all good and really rate this little grinder so fa, consistency seems pretty good, it's not too noisy & it even looks good sitting on the worktop. Hope it lasts!

The coffee grinder does its job perfectly. It's very handy to be able to leave it griding while I go about doing other things. The only 2 downsides are the fact that it's a bit slow and it doesn't authomatically stops when it finishes grinding as it says it would.

I got this specifically for making cold brew, so slightly courser grind sizes, I don't think you'd be grinding espresso with this.The unit is pretty nice, 3 prices (motor, hopper/burr set & grind container) usb rechargeable via a C-type lead & just on button for on/off although it does auto shut-off when out if beans.The hopper holds about 20g of beans but does hold up well to doing multiple batches back to back if needs be. Not too noisy compared to some other grinders & I've found it does slow down when trying to grind finer, can hear the motor almost struggle.The grind dial is on the bottom of the ceramic burr set, just a arrow to turn to dail in or out, the control itself gives no real feedback, no clicks or notches & is probably the cheapest feeling part of the grinder.But for grinding course for cold brew once & awhile I've found it perfect so far.