(coffee grinds have to “turn” 90 degrees or so twice - look at side shot).

The one I bought is almost impossible to put the cup (to catch the coffee grinds) in and out.

The coffee grinds stay just as fresh as the day that I ground the entire bag of beans.

I've owned a Capresso Infinity burr grinder for a few years, it's a good grinder but it always had the static "flying coffee ground" problem

The only downside is, I feel like I have to bang out the rest of the coffee grinds after its finished grinding

It spits out coffee grinds everywhere!

This burr grinder is will constructed, the coffee grind comes out evenly.

There is no adjustable cup size only adjustable time setting with no conversion of time to amount of coffee ground

The only issue is that there is a little rubber seal where the coffee grind comes out.

My Wife said I can either buy a new Cuisinart grinder each year, or just buy this one that appears to be more robust and made for continuous coffee grinding.

but it works all the way down to a great Turkish coffee grind

Great product, but it spits out coffee ground on my counter

Grinder and box were full of coffee grinds

To get the right amount of coffee ground, I need the amount of time that falls between the first setting and the

With the Ariete grind, I had to scale back to 3 pour-over sized scoops of coffee grinds.

All your coffee grind needs all in one

The dry coffee ground will stick to the plastic container (again due to the static build up), but it will not fly all over the place by themselves.

Push/release the button and the coffee grinds dispense for a preset amount of time

The coffee grinds stay just as fresh as the day that I ground the entire bag of beans.

Coffee grinds spill out all over the counter.

This Ariete grinder works as well as the Capresso Infinity grinder in terms of grind uniformity, and without the flying coffee ground issue

My biggest problem with the competitor, besides coffee ground residue clinging to everything, was that after a year or so the 'ON' button started malfunctioning and not grinding long enough.

The coffee grind is too fine to strain properly with the French Press and the coffee has a powdery, bitter after taste with sludge left in the bottom of the cup.

When I ordered this item, it would only grind fine coffee ground (not quite fine enough for espresso, but close)

When I ordered this item, it would only grind fine coffee ground (not quite fine enough for espresso, but close)

When you take off the lid or try to empty it the static spreads coffee ground everywhere

Since I recently received it, I’m still working on the setting I like my coffee grinds

However, there are always some coffee grinds left in the grinder that requires a good cleaning after each use

but it works very well, does not dispense coffee grinds anywhere except where it is supposed to

Most grinders I researched could do espresso to french press, but having Turkish coffee grind setting is cool for the three

The machine works best with eighteen grams of coffee ground fine enough to take twenty five seconds to fill two shot glasses.

Since I recently received it, I’m still working on the setting I like my coffee grinds

In now time flat your counter is covered - COVERED - in coffee grinds.

My MAIN concern is coffee ground flyaways after using my niece's grinder which required a major wipe-down of the entire counter and adjacent surfaces after each use

A few reviewer commented about the coffee grinds flying all over the place.

The coffee grind is too fine to strain properly with the French Press and the coffee has a powdery, bitter after taste with sludge left in the bottom of the cup.

Highly recommend this grinder for fine coffee grinds.

;O) Enjoy!!

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