It gets the job done very quickly, and doesn't take much counter-space, and has a nice sized bowl and top

This is the only grinder she will use for hot peppers and dehydrated lemon rind, the flavors don't mix because of the stainless steel bowl

The blades in this grinder are better suited for grinding spices and the stainless bowl is removable and washable.

I like that the bowl can be removed and cleaned easily

I was very excited when I received this spice grinder because unlike most grinders you can take the bowl out and clean it well.

The lousy unit gets easily stuck whereby you can not remove the bowl to clean it or use it

The stainless steel work bowl is nice, previously I ruined a the plastic work bowl in a grinder by grinding cloves; the clove oil caused the plastic to degrade

But, after almost a year of use, it died when trying to grind a full bowl of Chinese peppercorns

Could not disconnect bowl from machine to clean

After each use the bowl became increasingly difficult to remove

This has a good sized grinder bowl, so you can make a lot.

I specifically wanted something with a stainless steel removable bowl... something that I could pop into the dishwasher right after I was done grinding some pungent Indian spices.

I love the removable stainless steel bowl

The stainless steel work bowl is nice, previously I ruined a the plastic work bowl in a grinder by grinding cloves; the clove oil caused the plastic to degrade

The bowl became loose but it would not disengage from the base of the unit

I took it out of the package, washed the large, removable and dishwasher-safe stainless chopping bowl, which did initially seem like a big step up from the Krups, and poured in about 4 T of black peppercorns to grind, barely enough to come 1/2" up the inside of the bowl

The detachable bowl is definitely a plus and makes it easier to handle your product removal.

Full Disclosure: I don't think she ever took the bowl off to clean it.