Comments on: Rechargeable Electric Burr Coffee Grinder – 40 Adjustable Settings, Portable Coffee Bean Grinder with Cleaning Brush, Non-Slip Design for Espresso, Travel, Camping, Home & Office (Cordless/Quiet)

By: Dennis R.

Dennis R. — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

a little slow
This is a rechargeable grinder. Perfect for trips or even everyday use. It came with cleaning brush and cord for charging and works well. The construction of the unit is very good, easy to use and the multiple settings on it do work well. The only drawback of the unit is the speed. It is very slow. I have charged it but it made no difference. Overall though its a decent unit and I do use it for my everyday use.

By: Jon Jones

Jon Jones — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

Grinds well but is slow.
Grinds well but is slow and loud. Iâm ok with it being loud if it ground coffee faster.

By: Larry L Davis

Larry L Davis — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

Good coffee grinder. Well worth the price.
Appears to be very well made and works fine. It would have been nice if the locking marks had been highlighted in white as t.he grind marks were.

By: R. C. Cannon

R. C. Cannon — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

Painfully Slow
If you are counting on this thing to grind a half cup of coffee before work, you’re going to be disappointed.This grinder is painfully slow, the hopper can’t fill the cache, and the motor is on a timer that stops before the tiny hopper is even empty, requiring one to continuously go back to the grinder and press the power button… So not only is it painfully slow, but it eats your time by requiring to be babysat as it does it’s task.There has to be a better cordless burr grinder option. For now, put a DeWalt on a crank style and avoid this thing.

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

It works
The coffee grinder that I recieved works pretty good. It is a bit slower than cranking my manual grinder, but much less effort. The grind size recommended in the manual for espresso is 0-5. In my opinion that is a bit small, it made a bery fine powder that would barely work in my machine. I think about 20 is right for espresso grind.

By: Matt C

Matt C — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

It grinders, but slowly
This grinder does have the power to produce a range of grind sizes, but you will need to be patent. It is slow!!! A coarse size with will take up to 5 minutes. A 0-5 express size will take forever. Lots of plastic and horrible for static. Misting the beans doesn’t seem to help. So be prepared for a static miss.

By: M. Schaefer

M. Schaefer — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:57 +0000

Easy to charge; very slow to grind beans
This grinder was easy to charge but you need to have a USB outlet or adapter. Once it was fully charged I ground some beans at different levels. I started with a relatively fine grind. It came out like powder. Then I dialed it up several marks and still had powder. I put it on the coarse level and it was still a fine grind. It takes a long time to grind just a little bit of coffee so you have to be patient. All in all, it works, but I think there are some better options out there. However, if you’re traveling, you can take this with you fully charged and be able to grind beans while sitting around the campfire and make a good pot of coffee over the flames.

By: Steven E. Johnson

Steven E. Johnson — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 15:33:56 +0000

Best grinder for the money
For the money, this is the best coffee grinder you can get…it’s cordless, charges via USB, gives you grinding options from 0-35 (fine to coarse), and runs for 2 weeks before needing to be recharges. I’ll never buy a grinder using a blade again. I’ve had this for a couple of months and have tried different grinding options with good success for both drip coffee and French press coffee. It’s well made, sturdy, and easy to clean. Get one.