KINGrinder P0 Lightweight Manual Hand Coffee Grinder for Moka Pot, French Press, Drip with Assembly Consistency Stainless Steel Conical Burr Mill, 20g Capacity

Takes only about 40ish second to grind at a slow speed when I wake up but works very well. Happy with this and will never go back to pre-ground coffee. When going fast it's like a 25 second grind but I like going slow. It's satisfying. For the price it's really good. Filling the hopper up all the way is good enough for like 8 cups of coffee. You can do more if you want it really strong but for a drip setup 8 cups is the edge at how much I would do. 6 cups for a single grind is honestly best but I usually do 2 whole grinds for anything over 6 cups for my regular drip coffee pot.

Muy buen producto, es de plastico pero se siente de buen peso, muele bien!! Por el precio es inmejorable.

Amazingly fine grind, or very course for pour overs. More than fine enough to choke my machine. Great grinding, for 16g of coffee takes about 30ish seconds to grind. Good solid feeling build, not a cheap feeling plastic.

Simple and well priced. Grinds my coffee well and relatively consistently. I will admit adjusting it is inconvenient. I only needed to set it the one time though for my use case. Also wish the lid would stay on when storing it. I would look for those features and some of their more expensive models, if needed in the future.

This is for the P0 Kin Grinder. If you’re reading this review, you have probably already watched vids etc about hand grinders, and I can agree that the hype is real. This is a very easy to use hand grinder that feels way higher quality than the price would suggest. It takes me about 46 seconds to grind 20g of coffee for the Oxo Rapid Brewer. It takes about 36 secs to grind for a pour over and about 28 seconds for a French press. These vary a bit but that’s the average. I have sieved the grinds and it doesn’t make too many fines especially on pour -over or French press settings. I can easily hit 300 microns with this. I have made espresso using this grinder and my Cafelat Robot and it works well but if you want to really really really dial it in you may find this Kin a bit limiting. The difference between clicks is relatively large so minute changes equal big differences. I have found that dark roast coffees (which I prefer) perform quite well in this little beast. I dislike light roast espresso so haven’t tried, but certainly a light roast pour over or AeroPress is achievable with this Kin. I wish the body was just a teeny bit larger so I could easily grind 25g or so but as it is I can fit 22g and then do a second small grind to top up. I would like to try the P2 or the K series to see if they’re noticeably different but I think that this is the best value and best performing hand grinder I’ve ever used.