BODUM Bistro Electric Coffee Grinder, 60g Capacity Blade Grinder with Stainless-Steel Blades, One-Touch Pulse Control and Cord Storage, Black 11160-01UK

I bought the Bodum Bistro Electric Blade Grinder after using a manual hand grinder for a while. I really liked the manual one, but making coffee so often, it started to feel like a bit of a workout every time! This electric grinder has been a total game changer. It’s quick, powerful, and takes all the effort out of grinding beans, perfect for when you just want a great coffee without the hassle. Within seconds, you’ve got freshly ground coffee ready to go. The design is sleek and modern in the matte black finish, and it looks great on the kitchen counter. It’s also really easy to use with simple one-touch operation, and cleaning it is straightforward too. The grind consistency is great for my daily coffees, and the compact size means it doesn’t take up much space. It’s ideal if you’re someone who loves fresh coffee but doesn’t want the time and effort of manual grinding every single time. Overall, I’m really impressed… A brilliant, convenient upgrade for any coffee lover.

I actually bought this item by mistake! But thank goodness I did! I thought it was wireless and similar to a one I used in an air BnB- this is even better with more power. A decent price too! The beans grind very quickly to as fine or coarse as you prefer! Easy to clean and so simple to use! Fantastic product! Been using this for almost 6 months and it has shown no wear or tear! Absolutely fantastic product! I’ll never buy ground coffee again! The smell when you take the lid off after grinding on a morning is absolutely delightful! Excellent product all round! Cable from the grinder isn’t long so does need to be set near the socket.

I'd bought a different brand initially based on price, tbh rhe reality is there isn't that much difference with this one, and I'd returned the other brand, as it hadn't worked. So then I bought this. I'm really glad because this one is great, really fast, doesn't look too big or bulky and it's bodum quality.

Smart looking and solid feel. It’s a nice compact size and the cable is a decent length. The blades can’t be turned on unless the lid is on (the button is integral in the removable lid) which is a good safety feature. Only bad thing is the lid is not the most stable and doesn’t click into place. I.e. if you picked it up with the lid on without holding it in place it could easily fall off and spill coffee grounds everywhere. It’s relatively quiet compared to some I’ve used and works really quickly- ground to a fine ground in about 15 seconds. I’m happy with with product and would recommend it.

it grinds at the different size i need

Bought as a gift for my son. He loves it and uses it every day.

I recently returned to 'proper' coffee drinking after a break, only to find that my old electric grinder had siezed (RIP. old grinder) and the only thing that I had to grind my beans (not a euphamism) was a trusty old manual grinder. While the old manual grinder does a great job at doing it's thing, the last thing I want to do at 7am on a Monday morning is to spend 2-3 mins manually pulverising coffee beans into a fine powder, so I decided to replace my old electric one. There are a lot of cheap and cheerful 'Chinesium' ones out there which are indeed tempting, but I decided to stick with the 'buy cheap, buy twice' adage that I use to kitchen gadgets and went for a Bodum, a trusted and decidedly posh make. So what's it like? Well, read on, oh seeker of caffiene-related gadgets! >>> WHAT'S IN THE BOX? I'm sure you'll be shocked and surprised to read that in the box, you get a Bodum grinder and set of basic instructions. That's it - no extras or frills. Top marks to Bodum for the lack of polystyrene and unrecyclables in their packaging. >>> FIRST IMPRESSIONS? Upon taking the grinder out of its box, I was surprised by just how small it was - and if you've got a dinky kitchen like I do, this is definitely going to be a good thing. It's got a built-in cable tidy on its botton too, which is also really handy. The blade and grinding part is stainless steel, and the whole thing feels well put together. >>>IS IT EASY TO USE? Well, put it this way - there no need to read the instructions if you don't want to. You can pop up to sixty grams of beans into the grinder at a time if you want - I tend to just put a couple of spoonfuls into it. To turn it on, you just need to pop its lid on and then hold down the red power button. Then, just tip the coffee into your coffee-making device of choice and Bob's your Uncle. >>>IS IT NOISY? Actually, no - it's pretty quiet. Certainly compared to my old burr grinder at least, which was pretty noisy - the Bodum emits a high-pitched electrical whine and there's the initial crunch of beans as they're obliterated into powder, but I would definitely not describe it as noisy. >>>HOW QUICK DOES IT GRIND? Bearing mind that it takes 2-3 minutes with my manual grinder to grind two spoonfuls of beans, this can turn the same amount of them to fairly fine powder in about 6-8 seconds. It's very, very quick!! >>>IS IT EASY TO CLEAN? After grinding, it's normal for some powedered bean matter to stick to the stainless steel interior, but it's super simple to clean; you just need to give it a quick wipe-out with some kitchen towel or a dry cloth. The clear lid also picks up some of the powder, but that's also easy to clean. >>>SUMMING UP If you're on the lookout for a coffee bean grinder that's quick, quiet, easy to use and easy to clean, look no further. This will do nicely.

Solid little grinder however not very easy to clean and the coffee pot isn't removal which makes it's tricky to scoop out coffee granules.

Ich bin sehr zufrieden. Sie mahlt schnell und gut. Natürlich macht so eine Mühle etwas Lärm. Um meinen Kaffee für die French Press zu mahlen,halte ich den Knopf für 15 sec. gedrückt. Nur der kleine Schnupie unten am Startknopf sieht seeeehr grazil aus. Hoffe der hält....

The inside of the grinder is small, fits a small amount of beans (not enough for 2 cups). The grinding is a bit coarse for drip coffee.

Moulin à café utilisé pour moudre les graines de sésame et de lin et qui fait très bien son travail en plus d'être un Bodum

Eine ganz tolle Kaffeemühle für zwischendurch. Habe Sieger für die Boden Frech Presse geholt. Sie malt die Bohnen nicht zu fein, sodass das Pulver daraus super in die Frech Press passt. Der Kaffee schmeckt einfach frisch gemahlen besser.

moulin pour moudre le café en grain, uniquement pour un usage domestique, par contre le café moulu est assez gros dommage car dans le commerce le café est beaucoup plus fin.