I was at a fancy resort and had the best cup of coffee ever!

Like most other people here, after a few grinds the removable cup becomes fused to the base

The stainless cup on this does an excellent job of not producing static

The cup that comes with it is cool because it has a lid and stores easily, but it is small as some other reviews say

What i love about it is that after you grind the beans, you can take the cup out, and pour the grounds out.

I love the removable cup which makes it easy for transferring grounds to any variety of coffee maker, but loathe the constant confetti of coffee all over every surface

The removeable cup would get stuck on its base and the motor burned out during a grind

Inexpensive way to ensure I have a great cup of coffee for me and my wife every morning.

This grinder has a stainless steel cup that detaches from the housing which is a nice feature.

The cup itself is difficult to remove and I wonder how long before the plastic bits break

Although the cup can hold 18 cups worth of beans, don't even try grinding them

Pros: looks nice, allows you to hide cord, grinds well;removable cup for washingCons: bad design makes a mess when you grind coffee or spices

I really loved the storage cup and lid

I would highly recommend this unit to anyone who enjoys a freshly ground cup of coffee.

Once in my kitchen, I really liked the stainless steel cup and sleek design, but the cup-to-blade seal was loose and leaking

Warm, happy anticipation of a hot cup of fresh coffee soon gives way to a simmering, caffeine deprived rage at the sight of whole beans riding merrily around the grinding cup like round faced children on a midway carousel

The "removable" cup is almost impossible to get out.

Well worth the money, grinds up to 16 cups of coffee (bean volume) at a time, and as little at 2 cups if desired.

The beans still fly out the side and once you take the top off the grounds are all over your counter space, then you gotta clean the top, the grind cup, and the machine itself... just for 2 cups of coffee

We like the size and the removable cup, but it has become a pain to replace it every year

First one worked once, then could not get the cup off the grinder.

The first worked well for about two years, and then the cup was impossible to remove.

I really like the removable cup

I thought the removable cup and ease of cleaning were great

Works Great - Love the removable cup - any coffee grinds we don't use we can just cover up and use the next day.

Works Great - Love the removable cup - any coffee grinds we don't use we can just cover up and use the next day.

It seems the seal isn’t as tight as it should be .. many times the grinds overflow the cup even when half full

This grinds super well, is super quick, and I love how the cup comes out to easily dump it into my coffee maker, instead of clumsily trying to dump upside down the whole unit like the cheaper model my roommate had.

The newer version has a small gap between the plastic top and the stainless steel grinding cup allowing lots of coffee grounds to escape while grinding.

I appreciate a good cup of coffee and always want to grind my beans right before

This, just before the motor fried trying to grind roughly half a cup of beans

Coffee grounds would spray out of the stainless steel cup and get all over the countertop when we removed the cover

I have had this grinder for 3-4 years and use it every day to grind 12 cups of coffee.

Once in my kitchen, I really liked the stainless steel cup and sleek design, but the cup-to-blade seal was loose and leaking

The cup itself twists into the disengaged position and appears ready to come off

I would highly recommend this unit to anyone who enjoys a freshly ground cup of coffee.

(that's all it takes to grind a full 30z/12 cups anyway

After I clean the cup, it engages and disengages easily.

The stainless grinder cup looks durable, but the plastic guard is too heavy and breaks easily when dropped

and I only need to grind a few cups a

The cup itself is difficult to remove and I wonder how long before the plastic bits break

My hopes were dashed soon after I opened it, washed it, and prepared to grind my first cup of espresso

The removable cup is fantastic

You feel less like you're doing something WRONG just by making a decent cup of coffee in the morning.

As other reviewers have stated, the stainless interior cup grinds nowhere near 18 cups-worth of beans, doesn't reach the top of the polycarb

I love the removable cup which makes it easy for transferring grounds to any variety of coffee maker, but loathe the constant confetti of coffee all over every surface

Produced coffee "gravel" of all grades and sizes, making for a mediocre cup of joe, at best

If you wanted something professional quality you'd have to pay a lot more than this little guy, but i like how the top CUP is removable, so you're not having to pick up the entire grinder to empty it.

I really like the removable cup; beats other models where you have to pick up the whole machine to pour the grinds out.

The stainless cup on this does an excellent job of not producing static

Like most other people here, after a few grinds the removable cup becomes fused to the base

Removable cup makes it easy to get the coffee to the pot!

A nice, sturdy grinding cup

So we bought a second one, and this time, the cup was difficult to remove right from the start.

We loved the removable stainless cup, but it did tend to throw the powder out of the cup.

This powerful grinder will pulverize your coffee beans into the finest expresso grain, making for a strong cup of coffee if that is your stlye.

The cup is easy to clean but some grounds usually manage to get in the bottom portion where the motor is

I love the removable cup for cleaning and keeping items

The second two layers are completely worthless for brewing a good cup of coffee

About two years before that, the mechanism underneath the stainless steel cup became dislodged.

I will probably continue trying to use the unit until it dies from here on, since I cannot remove the cup to clean out the coffee grounds from underneath, where it attaches to the main unit.

Extremely wasteful of coffee (I scoop it off the counter and try to save it) and even grinding one cup with half the amount of allowed beans still requires full kitchen cleanup -- mopping grinds from the equipment, the counter, the floor

Cord tucks in back of unit and grinds a perfect cup of coffee.

the cup is more shallowWould not recommend

A bit on the loud side and when grinding, the grounds get out of the stainless cup into the base

The cup and blade assembly and the top are removable and can be cleaned with water and set aside to dry before the next use.

Older version of same model works much better because cup is larger and does not leak grinds.

Also, the capacity isn't great--for a good, strong full 12-cup pot of coffee I need to grind more than one batch

We all manage to brew a decent, and possibly very good cup of coffee daily while using entirely different grinders, methods, and beans in a variety of

The removable stainless steel cup and plastic grinder cover are made with heavy gauge material, and the motor, although it emanates disturbing odors after relatively mild use, has held up well for several years (although I use it infrequently for reasons mentioned in original review).

Removable cup stuck to base, and vibrates noisily if I try to run it

The cup is also very difficult to seat and remove

The thing I love the most about it are the measure marks on the side of the stainless cup and the fact that the cup twists off!

The stainless cup is now stuck on the unit

This grinder performs efficiently, it grinds a cup of beans fairly quickly, though you have to manually monitor the grind to get the size you want.

The removable cup is genius, makes getting the grinds into the coffee filter super easy

I've not had any issues with whole beans or partial beans with mine, but I only grind about six cups at a time, maybe that's the difference

I have cleaned my stainless cup to no avail and the unit itself

Cord tucks in back of unit and grinds a perfect cup of coffee.

But like I said, it's quiet compared to other grinders, and has a detachable cup with a lid that you can store in the fridge.

The motor still spins the blades, but one can't remove the cup to dump the contents or to clean it

Pulled out today to grind 2 cup fulls and it suddenly stopped during the second cup

The cup which is supposed to unscrew for cleaning now refuses to do so.

I took the coffee grounds out, pulled the cup, cleaned everything, waited to see if the motor needed to cool (2 hours), but no luck

I've loved the fact that you can remove the little grinder cup, and that it came with a lid for it, since I grind a few days worth at a time - then I can take just the cup with me when I travel or put it in the fridge to keep the coffee fresh.

The removeable stainless cup is THE BEST part about this item, and now I have a spare!The reason I am so in love with this grinder has nothing to do with how perfect the coffee grounds

This coffee grinder doesn't produce fine enough grounds to make a decent cup of coffee

Then after a long hiatus in the cupboard (maybe 4 months without any use) i took it out this week and as i was putting the cup of beans into the grinder, the blade broke and now it only grinds into pebble like chunks

I had earlier problems with the original, which were supposed to have been solved by a replacement stainless steel cup