OXO Brew Manual Burr Coffee Grinder,Black
$59.95
Price: $59.95
(as of Dec 27, 2024 22:16:59 UTC – Details)
Make the most of your favorite coffee beans while on the go with the portable OXO Brew Manual Coffee Grinder. It has 40 settings that range from fine to coarse to ensure a custom, consistent flavorful grind and features a unique auger in the hopper that helps to funnel beans into the burrs, allowing you to grind beans at any angle. This makes for a much more ergonomic grinding experience. It’s easy to pack for long trips or daily storage, too—the handle pivots in for compact nesting.
Stainless steel conical burrs provide a consistent grind
Compact size perfect for day trips, camping or coffee on the porch
40 grind size settings from fine to coarse
Easy-fill, wide hopper holds up to 40g of beans
Comfort grip handle rotates out to grind, back in for easy storage
7 reviews for OXO Brew Manual Burr Coffee Grinder,Black
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Healthy guy –
This is a great little grinder!!
Easy to use and well worth the cost. Needs a little brush to do it right though! I can’t believe they did not think of that!
User A –
Highly recommend!
Efficient, effective and ergonomic!
CD –
Perfect for me
I just got this right out of the box and started experimenting with grinds, it does an outstanding job and is a perfect size for traveling too. I love it so far and I canât wait to try it out camping.
Freddy –
Love it !
Love it !
Mickey Fan –
Messy.. and a LOT of effort for a cup of coffee!
This might be the first OXO product I am not super happy with. Normally, they have nice well thought out designs and made of good quality materials. This one just doesnât hit that mark.The enclosed directions gave good information about dissembling the item for cleaning and how to put it back together. Also a chart for what grind setting you should have it at, depending on what kind of brew you will be using the grounds for. There is a grinding wheel under the top attachment, just turn the knob to the size grounds you desire. Be prepared, if you want fine grounds for an espresso it will take a LONG amount of time to grind enough for one cup. The issue with the (lack of) directions for how much to grind per cup is annoying. There is a 20g marker on the side of the grinder that we just kind of had to assume was for a one cup measurement. I guess just playing around with the amounts will ultimately give you the correct cup of coffee.This does have a nice compact design. The handle slides in for storage, so it doesnât take up much room in your cabinet. For just brewing one or two cups of coffee/espresso this would make a nice unit. Especially for travel or camping.The main negatives about this item are: it is very time consuming to grind even the smallest amount and it just doesnât feel quality. The area where the whole beans section and the grounds section fit together does not feel solid. It seems to flex while grinding, I felt the need to support that section while grinding. Kind of feels like it could snap at some point.Overall, just no. The amount of effort, time and the MESS it made.. just werenât worth the effort. Couldâve just run out to a local coffee joint and back home in the same amount of time! ð
davidthawaii –
Itâs an OXO, and itâs great!
As with just about any other OXO product, this coffee grinder is over-designed, and is a joy to use.The one-piece handle rotates out into place, and still feels solid when grinding coffee beans, but is very compact when the handle is retracted; although, it is a bit taller than other manual grinders because the hopper & grinds receptacle are larger than most. The bean hopper will hold up to 40g of coffee beans; so, less refilling is involved.Grinding is fairly easy with the steel burrs, but you shouldnât wash this grinder, even though most of it is made of plastic, and instead should only brush loose grounds away. The main plastic shell could use a more textured finish for a better grip when grinding, but itâs still easy enough to turn the handle, even when having set the dial to its finest setting. The lowest (Zero) setting gets very close to being powder, WITHOUT actually grinding the burrs together and damaging them (like you are able to do with many other brands of coffee grinders!). That is a BAD thing to let happen.Unfortunately, because thereâs a lot of plastic involved, the grounds (especially very fine grounds) will tend to stick everywhere due to static electricity, if youâre not careful.I understand that some people use a fine mist of water spritzed on coffee beans, before placing them in a grinderâs hopper, to cut down on the problem. Iâll try that if the static situation gets too out of control.Otherwise, this is another great product from a top-notch company!
Central FL Resident –
I use it as my secondary grinder and I love it
I grind my coffee beans every morning and I have a counter-top, electric grinder for daily use. Typically, I use it for the coffee that goes in my drip machine. Some days, however, I like to make coffee in my French press and you need a much coarser grind for that. So on those days, I use my Oxo grinder as I can grind just what I need and pour it directly into the press. It does a nice job of adjusting for the coarser grounds and the long handle makes the grinding easy. Yes, there is static electricity that has some of the grounds clinging to the sides but I’ve had that happen with every kind of grinder I’ve ever had no matter what it’s made of. I don’t worry about cleaning it too often as I don’t think it need to be that clean. It’s just ground coffee beans and coffee oils and they don’t interfere with the operation of the grinder or the flavor of the coffee. It’s also great for traveling if you are a real coffee snob like I am!! I recommend this!