Comments on: Conical Burr Espresso Coffee Grinder Electric, Coffee Bean Grinder for Home Use Upgraded 48 Grind Settings, Precision Timer, Anti-Static for Pour Over/Drip/French Press Stainless Steel, Black

By: MCP

MCP — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 08:21:51 +0000

Excellent quality machine. Excellent coffee.
Uh, yes. Double yes. I was skeptical, but I’m now a believer. This grinder made my coffee actually taste better than it usually does. I have ground my own beans just before brewing for more than 20 years now. I’ve used the same brand of coffee for about 5. It tasted better ground in this grinder than it does in ours. Why? They say it has something to do with the conical burrs that do the grinding and how they don’t “powder” the coffee when you grind it a long time. Mmm. Whatever it is, it works. I love the storage in the little sealed bin at the top. I have it set for espresso fine and 25 seconds grinding. I hit the start button and the 25 lights up, then I hit it again and it drops the beans, grinds them and puts them in another sealed container. Exactly enough for 2 k-cups. Perfect. I have 6 reusable k-cups for our Keurig. For years, I’ve been grinding enough to fill all six and then using them throughout a day or two, depending on how much work I have to do. Now, fresh each 2 with nothing more than the press of a button. Tastes amazing. Keeps the beans fresh in the vat/bin/hopper at the top. Keeps the grounds fresh in the container. Don’t have an espresso machine, so I don’t need the espresso attachment. By the way, it only comes with the hanger to attach to the grinder, you have to have your own portafilter or whatever that handle thing is called they transfer the coffee into the espresso machines after tamping the grounds down. From the pics, it looks like the portofilter comes with this, but it does not. Worth the price to me to have the best-tasting coffee I’ve ever had here at home every day. Very well-built machine that is quite heavy and feels very premium.

By: Collin M.

Collin M. — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 08:21:51 +0000

Great Coffee Bean Grinder, the Portafilter Adapter is Fantastic!
This is a pretty cool little coffee bean grinder with some great upgrades over my previous one. The hopper is nice and large, holding a little over a cup of beans, while the grind receptacle is a bit smaller than expected (just under half a cup) but still very useful. A nifty feature is the top plug on the container, allowing you to grind and store or transport the grounds instantly. The anti-static function works really well, no excessive sticking to the container, which is a big plus. One of my favorite features is the bean retention mechanism in the hopper. If you remove the hopper, the beans donât just spill everywhere like with my old grinder (lesson learned the hard way, haha!). The multiple grind settings offer precise control from french press to espresso, and the grind consistency is excellent. The slim design makes it space-efficient, and instead of measuring in cups, the settings are time-based (10 to 35 seconds in 5-second intervals), so it takes a little trial and error to find your perfect setting, but itâs easy to use, and you can manually stop it at any time if needed as well. I also love how the burr insert is easily removable for effortless cleaning. Another standout feature is the portafilter adapter, it includes a sturdy stand, and an additional stand cap for different portafilter sizes, and rubber bumpers on both the unit, and the adapter, to minimize mess. Whether using the container or the portafilter, the grounds go exactly where they should with minimal waste or debris, which is super important. If you need to grind large batches for bulk cold brew, you might have to run it a few times, but for daily use, this is absolutely fantastic. Highly recommended!

By: Gary Bodman

Gary Bodman — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 08:21:51 +0000

Espresso Coffee Grinder
I’ve been making espresso for about 6 months now. I started with a blade grinder, but the guy I buy my beans from said the heat created by the blades from friction removed the volatile oils while grinding. I bought a large grinder, it was great for drip coffee, but couldn’t grind fine enough for espresso.This grinder is perfect! It has 48bl grind settings. For my espresso I dialed it within 3 from the edge. The grind was so fine the espresso machine could not for e water through it! I would guess the last 5 or so settings are for Turkish coffee. I dialed it back to more than center on espresso gring, like 7 or 9 and the grind is perfect for flow through and crema. I roast my beans in small batches, so the storage at the top is perfect. The footprint is small, it doesn’t hog counter space. The machine itself is all metal, with few plastic pieces. It’s not overly loud while grinding, in case it’s an early rise and others are still in bed.I like the operation, it’s so easy to use, turn the digital dial and push the button for the amount of coffee you want. 35 seconds gives me 2 full 2 shot portions in my bottomless potrafilter. I collect the coffee in the little canister, when I tried to use the potrafilter holder it dispenser coffee all over, even with the little shute that they’ve added. The canister keeps everything clean.This is a well built grinder,bi could olnot find anything negative to detract from a great product.

By: clamson95

clamson95 — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 08:21:51 +0000

High quality
This thing is very nice, comes with a variety of settings built in that can easily be adjusted which is great. From pour over to drip to espresso it will do any sized grain. It comes with a bucket to fill with ground coffee and also an espresso device holder. Can hold a good amount of beans too so donât need to refill every day. Device is quiet and sounds like a high quality motor inside with no weird noises. Out of the box, there was a bit of a chemical glue smell, but that went away almost instantly after airing out and washing the included pieces that detach. I definitely recommend this grinder, easy to use and does everything youâd want out of a grinder of this type. You would have a hard time telling this wasnât a big name product tbh.