I know true connoisseur's will complain that this doesn't grind coffee the same way an expensive grinder does

The coffee was ground to a nice consistent fine grind, and the wheat berries processed to flour, without any hard, unground lumps.

It will ground herbs and spices as well as coffee beans.

The instructions inside tell you how long you should grind depending on how coarse you'd like your coffee (5-10 seconds for coarse, 15-20 seconds for medium, 30-35 second for fine)

I generally run it for about 35 seconds to get a fine coffee powder

For the price of $19 this is a good coffee

It also prevents you from (easily) getting ground coffee all over

The best coffee grinder I’ve ever used

Coarsely ground coffee has the consistency of sand.

Most coffee on the grocery store shelves has been ground very fine.

I have enjoyed using this compact electric coffee grinder from Turimon for two weeks and haven't had any issues with it.

The instructions inside tell you how long you should grind depending on how coarse you'd like your coffee (5-10 seconds for coarse, 15-20 seconds for medium, 30-35 second for fine)

I ordered this to start using fresh ground coffee every day and I have to say its fantastic

All of them require coarsely ground coffee.

In summary, its is a very good coffee grinder at a very good price.

I was not sure if it will be able to grind the coffee properly

Make me happy every time I use and smell the fresh coffee

Make me happy every time I use and smell the fresh coffee

I own a Krups Silent Vortex Electric Coffee Grinder, which I like very much.

It grounded the coffee beans well but there were a few bigger