Coffee Grinder, Manual Coffee Grinder, Hand Coffee Bean Grinder w Intuitive External Adjustment of Thickness, Reticulate Pattern, Suitable for Home, Office and Travel for Use. Silvery.

Great addition to my brewing kit
Very resistant materials and super easy to use and clean. The handle makes a bit of noise but works very well. It is compact and feels good when using it. Love the silver finish and grip

Mostly well made, slight machining issues, needs more documentation
I only have two issues with this. It had a slight spur of metal on one of the three inner supports where it was presumably drilled out with a CNC machine. Something like this could possibly cut your finger or break off into the grinder, maybe even get through a coffee filter in a worst case scenario.The second issue: Of the three grinders I have now, this one has more directions than most, but it is still just a small page with a few dozen lines of text and no photographs to clarify what parts are what to open it up. I’m too afraid Ill strip or break a part trying to open it up, and I can’t seem to find this or a similar grinder on youtube to use as a basis to figure this one out.Other than that, this does feel a good bit more premium than my other two grinders. You can adjust this one without having the handle installed. I always worry about sanitation with people sticking their hands partly inside the grinder to adjust the size, so this makes that less of a concern too. According to the instructions, you actually have to go all the way around and past the 60 mark in order to get some of your sizes. That may be a little confusing, but if you get “lost” you just turn it until it locks up on 0, and then go however many clicks or revolutions back to your preferred settings. It seems well marked to me, although I’m not sure if the marks are printed or engraved, and for the price I’ll be annoyed if they are inked on and fade over time.So far I can get anything from coarse to a satisfactory espresso fine. Grinding seems to take longer (not as long as my cheapest which takes FOREVER for espresso, but slower than another I own), although it feels smoother and takes much less force to grind. Just expect to spend more time rotating the handle than some grinders. I do not like the texture of the wooden handle very much, it is grippy, but I like the wood handle on one of my other grinders better.If your just looking for a basic grinder, you can get some very capable ones in the 40-50 dollar range that may be easier to open up too. If your willing to spend more money, and don’t mind a little extra time grinding and maybe a more complicated way to open it up for cleaning, this does feel reasonably better for the extra cost.

Blown away on how good this grinder is for the money!!! Couldn’t be more happy for this deal.
I am a coffee freak ! Worked at a cafe when I was in college loved it! My sons going away to school and asked me for a grinder that would work well with Expresso and pour overs, dang I am blown away. I have high end hand grinders that I spent $100 to 250 on and this one just blew me away. I spent $20 on it and it’s all aluminum with 50 grind settings just made a great expresso for the kid and than ground up some fresh beans for our v60 I just bought him and had a crazy good pour over. If you’re a bigger and don’t want to break the bank. This might be a great choice for you. I am 100% fine with my son taking it to school.

nothing but fine grind
The so-called grind adjustment gives me nothing but fine ground. I had to look up the name of the product by going back to the amazon order. No name on the box, it says there isa warranty but no address or phone number. I want to return this