M6 Manual Coffee Grinder,Coffee Burr Grinder with 24 Grinding Settings,Espresso Grinder With Sharp Hexagonal Mill Core & Walnut Handle,Portable Mini Coffee Grinder for Office Travel Camping

Love the upgrade!
This grinder is as good as it looks. It takes less than half of the effort required with a smaller ceramic burr model, and grinds twice as fast. The only advantage of the cheaper ceramic grinders is their somewhat lower weight.I have used hand grinders for 10 years, and they all eventually fail because of their plastic components. This model is a step change in design for a marginal cost premium.Highly recommend as a new grinder or a preventive replacement for a cheap ceramic-plastic design.

Great to have if the electrify goes out!
Good quality grinder and works well

Surprisingly excellent coffee grinder.
Several years ago I had an inexpensive ceramic burr manual coffee grinder that I eventually adapted to work with my cordless electric drill so it wouldn’t take so long to grind my coffee beans. Using this grinder felt more like I was smashing the beans than grinding them. Eventually I returned to just grinding my beans at the grocery store.A few weeks ago I found myself looking at coffee grinders again and decided that to save a few bucks I would go with a manual rather than electric. No potential of a motor failure with a manual either. After looking at what was available I came across the NewlukPro but wondered why it was so inexpensive considering it looked just like many which cost a whole lot more. The reviews were really good too, so I decided to purchase one.It arrived quickly, even without Prime, and even before opening the package I noticed that this thing was heavy, an indication to me that it was not a throw-away kind of thing.I’ve been using it now for a week and I am happy to report this is now one of two or three of my favorite all time kitchen tools. I can feel the beans being cut rather than smashed. A full load of beans takes less than a minute to grind at a medium coarse setting. Spreading store-bought and ground coffee on a paper towel leaves fines in the texture of the towel whereas coffee ground with the NewlukPro leaves hardly any. I have been reading that there are those who say they can taste a difference between coffee made with a quality grinder and coffee made with a grinder that produces less consistent size grounds, and I have figured that difference is all in their minds. Well, I now think that with the same beans I’ve been buying and grinding at the store, I really can taste an improvement in flavor.Looking at the quality of parts of this grinder and feeling how they all work together, I can think of no way there could be an improvement in design or manufacture. Why would anyone pay eighty to two hundred dollars for a grinder of this same general design? I’d give it more than five stars if I could. I love it.

Great Product, Horrible Instructions
This grinder does exactly what you want it to do and does it very, very well. Highly recommended. We bought this to add to our coffee snob travel kit and to have for power outages (here in Florida) so we don’t have to degrade our coffee preparation experience under abnormal circumstances. This is compact, quiet, and easy to use. Instructions for using this are hardly necessary as it is very intuitive. But . . .. . . The one thing you need instructions for is set your preferred grind level and here the instructions are a massive fail. Plus, there are markings inside the grinder for setting coarser or finer grind. The instructions don’t match the markings and neither are clear to use.Here’s how to set the grind: Unscrew the catch cup to expose the underside of the grinding mechanism. Install the handle and grip the handle and grinder body with one hand so the handle keeps the shaft fixed in place. Turn the grinder so you can see the underside and look for the 3-cornered trefoil mechanism on top of a round plate with the threaded shaft coming through the center. Spin the trefoil mechanism to set the grind. Turning clockwise exposes more of the shaft and puts the plate closer to the burr wheel and results in a finer grind. Backing the trefoil back so less of the threaded shaft is exposed results in a coarser grind. Unless you regularly switch from French press to espresso grind this will be a one-time setting for you. (If you do need to change grinds regularly you may want to invest in a second unit.)

Eine solide Handmühle. Für eine feine Espresso-Mahlgrad-Abstufung für eine Siebträger-Maschine allerdings nicht geeignet. Die Sprünge bei den Klicks sind dafür zu groß. Für Filterkaffee aber z.B. gut geeignet.

Très solide, facile à laver et à utiliser, mais juste un peu long à moudre, entre 4 et 5 minutes