Comments on: Mr. Coffee Automatic Coffee Grinder with 5 Presets, 12 Cup Capacity, Black – Ideal for Home Use and Espresso Lovers

By: Fedra Ortiz

Fedra Ortiz — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:43 +0000

El equipo es bueno pero podrÃa ser mejor. La molida no es tan uniforme como me gustarÃa & el molido mas fino no es suficientemente fino para hacer un buen espresso. Es necesario moler el grano de 2 a 3 veces para obtener un molido verdaderamente fino.Es facil de limpiar & muy facil de utilizar.

By: M. Pedraza

M. Pedraza — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:43 +0000

Se desconecta la parte de las aspas y se puede limpiar fÃ¡cilmente. Tiene ajustes para diferentes cargas de cafÃ© y es de fÃ¡cil uso. El Ãºnico inconveniente, en lo personal, es el tamaÃ±o, que resultÃ³ un poco grande respecto a otros molinos antes adquiridos, lo que puede dificultar su manipulaciÃ³n.

By: christian garcia

christian garcia — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:43 +0000

Tiene varios niveles de molido y fÃ¡cil de usar

By: David Keast

David Keast — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:43 +0000

I have had a few coffee grinders over the years. This is the best one yet. It is sort of the 2nd generation of Mr. Coffee bean grinders and has a lot of great features. I really like the fact that it is automatic — you don’t have to hold the button down. It has 5 grind settings instead of 3 that the previous style had. It is easy to set the number of cups that you are grinding. If you always do the same number of cups, you don’t have to change it. I have read lots of reviews about how noisy it is — not much louder than any other grinder that I have had. If you set the grind, put in the recommended amount of beans, and select the number of cups, it grinds perfectly. The cleaning is the same as the old style — twist the cap back and forth and it cleans the grinds off the sides and bottom. Not sure if some people writing reviews actually understand how this thing works. Don’t let the negative reviews put you off — it works great!

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:43 +0000

Cannot use. It was a 110 volt model

By: Loretta

Loretta — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:42 +0000

Works well
Used to grind fresh coffee beans. Settings for different amounts. Easy to remove cover. Very loud for me, I use earplugs.

By: Eric

Eric — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:42 +0000

Nice but somewhat noisy
Bought this to replace and older Mr. Coffee grinder that lasted for years. Really like the one touch automatic grinding, but this new one is quite loud compared to the older one (which still works). Where I could carry on a conversation while using the old one, it’s difficult to talk over this one. Probably not a deal breaker, but something to be aware of.

By: Bumphrey Hogart

Bumphrey Hogart — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:42 +0000

Easy to use. Grinds well.
This coffee bean grinder is easy to use. It operates in a clean manner, leaving all the ground coffee within the grinding chamber. It doesn’t allow some of the grounds to escape the grinding chamber and cause a mess to the exterior of the grinding chamber and to the countertop. However, when this coffee grinder sometime in the future needs replacement I think I’ll spring for a more expensive model. One with a bean hopper that feeds the beans into a grinder and deposits the ground beans into a lower chamber. Why, you ask? So as not to have to extract the grounds from around the cutting blade and to grind a greater volume of beans. I see that Mr. Coffee makes such a model and I might have enjoyed it even more than the model I did buy.

By: Lily Mai

Lily Mai — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:42 +0000

It vibrates the lock open, but it will make finely ground coffee.
Theoretically you should be able to fill this grinder with beans, twist the lid on, push the button and then leave it to grind on its own. This was supposed to be a big upgrade from the previous Mr. Coffee grinder I had, which required that the button be held down for it to operate. It turns out this one isn’t much different in that regard. When the lid is twisted closed, the back of it has to stay latched or the grinder will stop working. Unfortunately the cup moves as the blades spin, and it turns itself and the lid out of the latch that keeps it operating. So I just end up having to hold it in place, anyway. I don’t know why they did t design it so that the direction the blades spin is the direction you turn to -lock- the cup instead of unlock it. It seems like it would have been an easy fix.As a positive, it is less messy than the one I had previously, which would dump coffee grounds around it when I twisted the lid to remove it or to use the scraper inside that loosens the coffee grounds from the walls of the cup. The scraper on this one isn’t any more effective than the one in the other version was. The plastic arms don’t sit flush with the bottom, so it just leaves grounds stuck down there that have to removed by hand. I use the beans for espresso, so to get the grind I want, I run it once on the fine grind/twelve cup setting, and then again on the fine grind/four cup setting. It does eventually get to a pretty fine grind, though. You could get a fine powder out of it if you chose.

By: Madalyn G.

Madalyn G. — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 10:52:42 +0000

Efficient and affordable.
I absolutely love this coffee grinder. I just needed something compact and affordable for my counter and this fit the bill. I love that all I have to do is set how fine I want the coffee grounds to be and press the button and it grinds it and then shuts off automatically. I donât have to stand there holding the button the whole time. I can easily get my coffee pot cleaned and setup while the grinder does itâs thing. Very quick and convenient. Itâs made out of plastic but feels durable. I have had zero issues with it thus far and I have had it for 6+ months.