Cutecan handle large volumeCons:The static electricity in the plastic receptacle makes it hard to see max level and emptying it messyOnly one setting: medium/

There is no easy way to get the grinds out of the chamber without spilling, and the static electricity is an issue too

I have to wet my hand before I pull it out to deaden the static electricity.

If I had a beef, and it is a small one, the static electricity does make the grinds stick to the side of the container as pointed out.

Yes, static electricity does cause the grinds to be a bit messy.

My only complaint is that the plastic receiving bin on the bottom has so much static electricity that when I pull it out of the grinder little bits of ground coffee go all over the counter top.

Lightweight flakes from recently ground coffee seem to be charged with static electricity, enabling them to flu around and make a mess of my kitchen work area.

And I have the same problems as others with static electricity

The plastic container on the DeLonghi + fine dust + static electricity = headache.

coffee ending up all over the place ("due to static electricity"

The plastic container on the DeLonghi + fine dust + static electricity = headache.

Grinds well, but the acrylic material used for the cup (where the coffee grinds into) has so much static electricity that we wind up with coffee EVERYWHERE.

My two upgrade wishes would be a true anti-static plastic container (it makes a static-e mess at times) and being able to get a finer grind for espresso

My two upgrade wishes would be a true anti-static plastic container (it makes a static-e mess at times) and being able to get a finer grind for espresso

, it doesn't spill grinds all over and doesn't seem very static-y like other containers can

The only criticism is that the receptacle for the grounds is very static-y and hard to get all the grounds out of.