Comments on: SEEDREAM Portable Electric Burr Coffee Grinder, Small Electric Rechargeable Mini Coffee Grinder with Multiple Grinding Settings

By: Bill

Bill — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Was hesitantâ¦ not any more!
I have been using this coffee grinder daily for 6 months. I grind two scoops-worth of beans (and it is all it can hold) using a very fine setting as I have a drip coffee maker. It takes the grinder about 5-6 min to complete grinding at this setting. While not overly loud, itâs not quiet, and I just place it inside a cupboard and close the door while it grinds. I must say I really wanted a corded grinder but in this day and age rechargeable ones are all that are available at a decent price. I recharge this grinder once a week using a regular USB-C cable. So far it has worked very well and I am very happy with the size and consistency of the grind. When taking apart for cleaning be aware that there are many small washers and parts that are part of the assembly so watch or record the first time you do so to put it all back together correctly. In terms of selecting your grind, you will have to adjust it until you find you find something that works for you, though there are a number of general settings you can set the grind wheel to as a starting point, from fine to coarse. Would buy again!

By: L4J

L4J — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Straightforward wireless grinder – but really, really, slow.
I got this grinder to use at work with an Aeropress and the Espresso machine, because I use far better beans than they get at the office. On the plus side, this grinder is compact for it’s capacity and recharges from a standard USB C connection. I don’t know how long it will run on a single charge though, because there is no indication of charge level. So far, I’ve gotten four out of it with no indication I’m getting close to the end of the run time, so I suspect it will go much longer than I’ve gone with it.Three notable downsides. 1: It is SLOW. Grinding the standard 17 grams of beans I use for my typical cup takes several minutes. Haven’t timed it precisely, but it’s at least 5 or 6 times longer than my countertop grinder takes for the same amount of beans.The second and third issues are closely related. While it does give a pretty consistent grind, setting the grind is kind of annoying and it’s hard to get a precise setting. That’s because you have to adjust the burrs AT the burrs, which can be more than a little dusty. Which leads to the third issue, which is cleaning it can be a bit of a chore. It’s actually easier to clean than my countertop grinder, but you have to DO it more often because of how you have to operate this.Overall though, it is a good little unit and I think it earns a solid 4 Star rating.

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Perfect for Fresh Coffee While Camping!
This portable electric coffee grinder is a fantastic addition to my camping gear! Itâs compact, easy to use, and the battery life is impressive. I didnât need to charge it once during a 5night camping trip. Freshly ground coffee in the outdoors without any hassle or bulk? Totally worth it. Highly recommend for any coffee lover who camps!

By: Maximilian

Maximilian — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

No longer holding a charge after 30 days.
This item worked well for about 30 days and then would not hold a charge. It would grind for about 2 seconds and then stop. I tried charging it for a couple days. My Amazon return window expired 2 days ago so now I am stuck with this worthless item. There is no customer support number on the item. Donât buy this crap.

By: James Bradbury

James Bradbury — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Slow
Oh my god it’s slow and the amount of coffee it grinds is minuscule. Even if counter space is tight I’d get something bigger if I did it again.

By: CaptainHats

CaptainHats — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Small and Noisy Coffee Grinder. Great for Small Batches.
âï¸ I needed to grind coffee beans for my french press. This one is able to grind them at a tiny fine texture. You can change the coarseness of the grind by twisting the blades inside. It was very easy to do. The size is great if I ever need to bring it anywhere. The size is bad if you need to grind a lot of coffee. It can max out at about 3 teaspoons of coffee beans which is usually enough for my french press. I really like how I can recharge it via USB-C. I fully charged it once and I haven’t had to recharge it after a month of use. The only other bad bad thing is that it is loud. I use it as a 2nd alarm for my son when I need him to wake up for school. Once he hears the grinder, he knows it’s wake up time. For maintenance, it comes with a tiny brush to clean coffee grinds off the blades and container. It works well. It’s just a small brush so it’s a bit annoying to clean after grinding coffee. Besides those minor weaknesses, I would recommend this grinder. I’m very happy with it.ðºPros :-Portable-Rechargable via USB-C-For Fine or Coarse Textured Coffee Grinds-Easy to Use.ð»Cons :-Small-Loud-Annoying to Cleanðï¸Design: 8/10ðªDurability: 8/10ð¤Functionality: 9/10ð°Value: 8/10Star Rating :5â – Product Exceeds Expectations4â – Product Meets Expectations3â – Product Meets Expectations with Minor Flaws2â – Product Meets Expectations with Major Flaws1â – Product Does Not Meet Expectationsðð»Thank you for reading my reviewâ

By: mary katharine davenport

mary katharine davenport — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Perfect for Price
Adjustable grind: the dial appears at first to have only a small amount of adjustability, but can actually adjust much farther than the printed indications, allowing the dial to be turned completely clockwise or counterclockwise multiple times for a really fine espresso grind or coarse french press.Slow grind: The machine grinds slowly as to not overheat the gears, allowing for continuous grinding without stopping. It can be left on the counter or taken around the room in a hand due to its cord-free rechargeable design as it grinds until the hopper is empty of beans.Mess-preventive: The design is pretty mess-free, even for someone like me with disabilities that cause me to make movements that can result in messes accidentally. The grinds are in a cup that can be separated and moved to a working area, while the grinder body can be left on a paper towel or mat where loose can be contained. It comes with a little brush that is actually really useful in getting out grind dust from the machine over a trash can or sink.For the price, I think itâs perfect and donât see how I could get something better unless I wanted to spend more. Itâs quite an upgrade from the spice grinder I got from the local box store a couple years back.

By: carlos jimenez

carlos jimenez — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:37:38 +0000

Small volume