While this coffee grinder does a nice job of grinding the coffee, it spews grinds everywhere leaving my coffee bar a mess.

Does a great job grinding, and is relatively quite compared to other grinders

This coffee grinder does a good job of grinding the coffee.

The grinder does a lovely job, the changing of grind size by turning the hopper is simple though it took me a bit to figure out that was how you changed it

For example, for french press, some of the grounds are as fine as for Turkish coffee and some of the grounds are as big as 1/6 of a bean.

Amazon has a great return policy if you'd like to take the risk and buy this, but I would seriously recommend that you look to other grinders before purchasing this one

Amazon was kind enough to replace the item, and the new one worked fine.....for about 3 weeks

For example, for french press, some of the grounds are as fine as for Turkish coffee and some of the grounds are as big as 1/6 of a bean.

I was disappointed but Amazon made it right

Good value for money, easy to use and stable !

For example, for french press, some of the grounds are as fine as for Turkish coffee and some of the grounds are as big as 1/6 of a bean.

I bought this electric grinder to save myself a little time and effort and the reviews suggested good value for money with good grind quality as well

It’s a great option grinder for those whom love a very cup of coffee, it will grind all sizes needed for the different coffee makers, recommended 100%

If you're on a budget but want a good burr coffee grinder, I recommend this model

Not as noisy as other models as I've had in the past, which is a plus in the morning

Amazon has copy- pasted the product details from the more expensive model into this one so it is wildly inaccurate

This model is the most affordable I’ve seen and I have been extremely pleased with the performance

Consumer Reports says this model is "easy to clean

The pictures are nice and the actual grinder works well, but the plastic feels cheap and cumbersome

Seriously... You're flying blind with the level of instructions in this, so you better have an understanding of basic engineering and be familiar with how burr grinders work

The pictures are nice and the actual grinder works well, but the plastic feels cheap and cumbersome

It grinds the beans exactly as I like them

Although burr ground coffee is "better," I think I'll just stick w/my blade style grinder from now on

This is one of the most affordable electric burr grinders

That said, the burrs are not terrible for the price and if not using dark roast or really medium roast, it could maybe work.

This is because it appears that the 11750 does NOT have a constantly adjustable burr grinding action

Instruction manual: Oddly the 11750 has a diagram of parts which is missing the removable burr (!

It grinds the beans exactly as I like them

Did not grind dine enough for espresso like stated

Did not grind dine enough for espresso like stated

It’s a great option grinder for those whom love a very cup of coffee, it will grind all sizes needed for the different coffee makers, recommended 100%

It’s a great option grinder for those whom love a very cup of coffee, it will grind all sizes needed for the different coffee makers, recommended 100%

The CONTINUOUSLY ADJUSTABLE GRIND does an action where the burrs move and adjust themselves in order to attempt to make a consistent grind size

Top considerations for me: consistent grind size, mess or lack of making a mess, and price

Does a good job producing evenly-sized grounds

Like, please-don’t-order-this horrible

It grinds the beans exactly as I like them

The pictures are nice and the actual grinder works well, but the plastic feels cheap and cumbersome

The entire container rotates when you set the grind level (see right picture).

The pictures are nice and the actual grinder works well, but the plastic feels cheap and cumbersome

This is the worst product I have ever purchased on Amazon

Its probably a very good product, it's just not what they are telling you it is at the moment

Bodum generally makes good products so the grinder probably works fine, however

This product has a design flaw where the clear catcher does not seal all the way and there is a gap

However, this is by far the worst product I have ever purchased on Amazon

This unit has a slick design (as most Bodum products do), and the conical grind really grinds well.

I bought this electric grinder to save myself a little time and effort and the reviews suggested good value for money with good grind quality as well

While this coffee grinder does a nice job of grinding the coffee, it spews grinds everywhere leaving my coffee bar a mess.

Then, when you pull the cup out, additional grinds fall out

Easy to use and does a nice even grind, but a hassle to cleanup after every use

Works as described and does a great job

It grinds the beans exactly as I like them

After daily use for 9 months, the motor started heating up and made a very loud noise and would not grind anymore

I really hate loud noise in the morning and noise this grinder makes is very tolerable

Works efficiently, medium noise, holds enough coffee, but the receptacle and the body don't match super well and there are staticky coffee grounds everywhere each time I use it.

It grinds the beans exactly as I like them

The noise is decent at best and there’s a little gap in between the coffee grind holder that spits out some grinds and leaves a little mess

This is a good coffee grinder in terms of grind quality (I use a medium coarse grind for the french press), speed, and noise

It takes me longer to wipe up all the loose grounds in and around the grinder than it does to actually grind the coffee.

The last thing I want to do in the morning is clean up spilled coffee

Then, when you pull the bin out the loose ground coffee dumps out on the counter

Every time I grind the coffee, I have to wipe the counter as well

Not only does it grind, but it makes a mess

Dripping 1-2 drops of water in the beans before grinding does help a bit

This product has a design flaw where the clear catcher does not seal all the way and there is a gap

While this coffee grinder does a nice job of grinding the coffee, it spews grinds everywhere leaving my coffee bar a mess.

It takes me longer to wipe up all the loose grounds in and around the grinder than it does to actually grind the coffee.

It is too late for me to return this grinder, I am sorry to say it is the worst purchase I have made

but it promptly stopped working 6 weeks after we received it (during which time we used it 1-2 times a day) so our purchase was a total bust.

However, this is by far the worst product I have ever purchased on Amazon

I contacted Bodum and they knew of the design flaw and were unwilling to refund my purchase.

This is the worst product I have ever purchased on Amazon

After using the Bodum burr grinder to grind beans for two weeks, it stopped working

the Cone Shape cup for placing the beans is nice and large.

It does grind the beans much easier than a handheld one and more evenly, thus the 2/5 stars

Mix well, pour into the grinder and then grind the beans

When it worked it only too about 30 secs to grind the beans and, although I used it every day, 7 days/wk, I wouldn't say that 30 secs of grinding time is that much to expect from the product

Although it grinds well enough for a budget grinder, the plastic grind container is poorly fitted/designed to the grinder body and does not sit flush, causing grinds to spill out over the sides

The construction is entirely plastic, and cheap flimsy plastic at that

The seal between machine and the detachable plastic container for the grounds is horrible and grounds spray everywhere

The only reason I can’t give this grinder 5 stars is the plastic grind catcher

For example, for french press, some of the grounds are as fine as for Turkish coffee and some of the grounds are as big as 1/6 of a bean.

For example, for french press, some of the grounds are as fine as for Turkish coffee and some of the grounds are as big as 1/6 of a bean.

That said, the burrs are not terrible for the price and if not using dark roast or really medium roast, it could maybe work.

Like, please-don’t-order-this horrible

Also, our coarsely ground dark roast coffee—with its surface oils, I guess—clogged the exit from the grinder to the cup

Simply, medium roast and heaven forbid dark roasted coffees will clog this thing by looking at it

This one grinds perfectly for the Flair espresso maker and it is a decently picky machine when it comes to the grind so it should work with most machines out there.

For example, for french press, some of the grounds are as fine as for Turkish coffee and some of the grounds are as big as 1/6 of a bean.

So if I grind every day, every week or 2 I have to shake and bang the machine for about 5 minutes in all different directions to dump out the grinds stuck inside

Also, in spite it not being airtight, I still need to pry the cup out with a knife or something to remove it

If you put a cup or more in the bean receptacle to grind it at the fine setting, it clogs and you have to clear out the chute of beans that are gummed up in there preventing grinding from taking place.

It’s a great option grinder for those whom love a very cup of coffee, it will grind all sizes needed for the different coffee makers, recommended 100%

The cup doesn't fit well, so ground coffee falls behind it making a mess and making it even harder to fit

The grinder started to grind very slowly and could not even finish grinding a 1/4 cup of beans (the standard amount I use each day) before overheating and binding.

I would have to shake it and bang on the side while using it and would eventually use something to clear the clog of coffee grinds after the motor would start smoking.

Too messy by far for everyday use, and grinding enough coffee for a week burned out the motor.

I have had it for less than two weeks and the motor is already dead

One thing I am noticing with the new model I just purchased is that the motor seems more powerful than the last one I had

This product has a design flaw where the clear catcher does not seal all the way and there is a gap

There is a design flaw where there is a gap between the body of the grinder and the ground coffee container so the grounds fly out of the container all over the place

but it blew coffee everywhere due to what I think is a design flaw

This one design flaw pretty much ruins the experience and im now forced to go bavk to the manual grinder i have.

I contacted Bodum and they knew of the design flaw and were unwilling to refund my purchase.

As others have mentioned, there is a problem with static electricity on this device

It's triton which is high grade plastic, scratch resistant, but it will probably still have the static electricity issues associated with burr grinders

Every time I use it, it sprays perfectly ground coffee all over the counter and the static electricity between the grinder and grounds cup ensures that a little bit more will get stuck to the outside of the grinder

The plastic collection cup ensures that static electricity will cause coffee to go everywhere

It's small enough to fit anywhere really, but it's large enough to be able to grind coffee for a full size French Press with no trouble.it's a little over half as much as the deluxe version and the major differences are that you don't have something to set the grinding time and the collection unit is made out of plastic not borosilicate so you do have to do with static holding causing your coffee to cling to it

This standard version is a little harder to see the grind setting dial and the plastic grounds container isn't as nice as the glass

This is what I get for buying the cheaper version of their other grinders which have worked well for me in the past.

It grinds the beans exactly as I like them

Muddying the waters even further is the fact these cheaper versions share the same design and name as their more expensive brethren, possibly confusing customers on what they're actually buying