The grounds cup allows the new grounds to pour out easily, no static cling

Static cling after grinding is my only complaint, with a few adjustments in my routine I will overcome this.

There is no static cling and the grind is perfectly consistent with zero dust

Not a single speck of coffee due to spill or static cling

The plastic cylinder does, inevitably, lead to a bit of static cling but again, simply giving the grounds a few gentle stirs with a metal spoon after the lid is removed

No problem with static cling

A few things I noticed was when using an oily bean, the grind coffee seems to be more attracted to static cling

Did I also mention no coffee dust whatsoever and little to no static cling

Not too much static cling

The plastic receiving cup builds up static electricity resulting in fines clinging to the sides and top of the cup

The most I grind is 60 or 70 g for a liter or even 15 g for a cup

Bought the Ariete primarily for french press and pour over coffee to use with my 12 cup press, as my hand grinder not only won't hold enough beans (45-58 g) but is a chore when the need for coffee strikes in the morning