Comments on: MOVNO Portable Burr Coffee Grinder Electric, Small Cordless Electric Bur Grinder, 40 Adjustable Settings, 1800mAh Coffee Bean Grinder with Conical Ceramic Burr, for Travel, Camping, Espresso, etc

By: Me

Me — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:18 +0000

Makes a nice grind.
Perfect size for travel or storing in the kitchen.I’ve been using a hand grinder for a while but I guess I’m getting lazy.I could never find a small auto grinder with the grind settings I wanted. I typically drink espresso but none would grind it fine enough.This one has been great. Does exactly what I want. It does take a while especially on the finer settings but it’s worth it.

By: Jes J

Jes J — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:18 +0000

Nice
Good little grinder to meet your coffee (or herbs/spices) grinding needs!

By: ii

ii — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:18 +0000

used it for a bit. ceramic grinder core. nice quiet type . wouldn’t be much noise in morning. I used it to grind pills . bought another more expensive version with steel core and exact same design. that expensive one is considerably more noisier then this one, . it has slower motor which translates to higher torque which means it will not give up on crushing stuff you put in to it. for its price point this is one of the best I can recommend. wish there was one with steel core from this seller would have bought a few to keep as spear . usb c charging. silicone ring in transparent cup which keeps it from falling off when handling the machine. external grind adjustment which is very nice for pill grinding.

By: Ronzoni

Ronzoni — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:17 +0000

Worth the $
Itâs as expected. Some reviews claim it is a little slow but itâs a bur grinder not a mini blender. You get exactly the grind you want everytime without having to watch it. Just set the grind and turn it on

By: airaddict

airaddict — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:17 +0000

A bit tricky to use and a little slow, but works well
The real value is in its portability, also the price. It’s a really nice looking grinder. A few notes worth mentioning are that even when lining up the tabs it seemed somewhat difficult to get everything aligned so you could twist-lock the grinding portion back to the main body. Also, I had it set on a little more fine, 16, and it took quite awhile to grind the beans (several minutes), where my corded grinder just goes “brap brap” for around 10 seconds to get that perfect pour-over ground. The result of the extra time is a fair amount of drawdown on the battery and it didn’t seem to work with grinding while it charges. At 16, I would say the grind resulted in very fine, not great for pour-over, however, knowing where to set the coarseness is just a matter of dialing it in, so around 25 does the job well. The clear bowl, ground catcher, is pretty nice and fits with a great seal. The grinder is easy to clean.All in all, for $23.99, it’s a great buy, but just has some quirks that can be navigated.

By: HS

HS — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:17 +0000

good item
great services

By: golden-berg

golden-berg — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:17 +0000

It’s mostly a toy
Upgraded by one star: after Amazon replaced unit, it no longer stops grinding every 15 seconds. However it still takes 10 minutes to grind enough for 2 mugs of coffee.___________________I need to grind 4 scoops of coffee in the morning to make 2 mugs. I set the grinder to a medium level (22). It took 11 minutes to complete the job; worse: after 2 minutes the grinder stopped (overheating?) and needed to be restarted every 15-30 seconds.Coffee grinder capacity: 3 scoops.On the positive side, the grounds are pretty consistently dimensioned.I don’t understand the mostly positive reviews- perhaps mine is defective. If manufacturer replaces it with a better product, I will edit this review.

By: D. Licious

D. Licious — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:17 +0000

For the price? Pretty incredible
So I am just getting into espresso, and all I had was a well-reviewed Hario hand grinder. That grinder and this one both use ceramic conical burrs, so on paper, both should be able to grind consistently. I hit a limit in the adjustability of the Hario, and I was getting ready to bite the bullet on a $300 Baraatza when this came across my page. At the price, I thought sure. Maybe it would be only as good as the Hario but at least it’s electric.To my surprise, I’ve been able to produce consistent and consistently decent grinds with it. It has enough adjustability that I’m able to dial in my espresso flow rate somewhat. It’s not a fast grinder, I have to plan ahead, and it can only grind about 40g of beans at a time, though it will run on its own until it’s empty and then stop on its own, which is nice.I don’t know enough to compare its retention, or how consistent it actually grinds in terms of largest to smallest, but it does the job for now, and for the price is a surprising great buy.

By: plokiju

plokiju — Fri, 27 Dec 2024 17:50:17 +0000

Easy to Clean, Good Build Quality
The build quality of this grinder is very good. Yes, this grinder is a bit slow, but I expected that when I ordered it. Battery powered appliances are generally slower. It takes a couple of minutes to grind a cup of coffee. Since I also have an AC grinder, I’m not too concerned about it.What I like best about this grinder is that it’s very easy to clean. A brush and paper towel is all you need. The little cup at the bottom has rounded corners, so a wet paper towel will clean it quickly. I also like the fact that I can place this over my cold brew filter without using the little plastic cup. It’s the perfect diameter, and sits directly over the filter.I was debating if I should give it 4 or 5 stars. Yes, it’s slow, but I can press the button and walk away, so it’s not a big deal. I think the quality is very good for the price, so it’s a good value. Best of all, it’s a lot easier to clean than my other grinders. So, I’m going to give this one 5 stars.