If you have time to clean 4 parts every time you want 2 good-sized cups of coffee, then this machine is for you

#2 best thing - the perfect size cup

or I can grind about 6 cups at a time and store the remaining beans in the machine

So, it was returned in favor of another brand with a stainless cup.

The grinder has two settings and you can always push the bold button to make a stronger cup

Worse, and more important, numbers for cup quantity and grind are no more than just that - setting numbers - don't count on that to mean anything more than approximations.

It allows you to automatically set how many cups you want to grind - from 2-12 cups.4

Burr grinding for me is essential for French press for consistent grounds and a reliable cup every time, especially if you're particular about the beans you brew

A GOOD CUP OF

Oh, and it makes a great cup of coffee!

, this will make a nice venti sized cup of coffee for a single person, and it will do a great job while at it.

Tried it for a week and then bought a cordless one with a stainless steel cup that has a cap with a seal that keeps the coffee grounds from getting all over the place.

This really does give a good grind that you can use to get a good cup of coffee

Makes a nice cup a coffee

I wanted an easy coffee maker that brewed a strong cup of coffee

We grind 8 cups at time, so wished the Hopper was bigger

I sometimes get busy and the coffee has cooled down to slightly warm temp by the time I get to poor a cup to enjoy.

Finally a consistent, delicious cup of coffee

Perfect for us and makes a super great cup of coffee

The important thing, however is that if you don't know what you're doing or aren't quite ready to go full-on PHD Coffee Snob and just want to make a decent cup of coffee, the advice in the instructions are enough to get you started and to start experimenting yourself

Coffee beans and water in, coffee out, excellent cup comes out very quickly

This little pot makes 2 good cups of coffee, if you use good coffee, and keeps warm for 30 minutes.

If you grind 6 cups it grinds enough for about 20 cups of coffee

So much nicer than my old grinder (in the pic).I love that I can store my whole beans in the machine and only grind one cup at a

I will select, say, 4 cups and the machine will just grind ALL the beans in it - often needing the power cord pulled out to reset

It generally makes a good cup of coffee even if it is inconsistent

I tried several brands of beans and even pre-ground coffee but could not make a decent tasting cup with this machine

OVERALL - The machine makes a very smooth tasting, strong cup of coffee that is the perfect amount/size for me

makes an AWESOME cup of coffee in the morning over a french press

It is very easy to clean and makes a great cup of fresh coffee.

I grind and make coffee by the cup, so it grinds my cup's worth of beans and stops grinding very soon after the hopper is empty, a little louder and higher-ptiched sound but very brief.

The coffee comes out with very close to my pour-over flavor and taste, a surprising outcome!I would recommend this unit for people who want 2 cups of coffee or two people each having a good size cup of coffee.

I put in two scoops of beans into the holding hopper and with the cup setting and grind setting both at 4 it grinds the amount needed for a full 12 cup pot perfectly

I have a ton of different coffee beans and this does the job in grinding them up to make a really good cup of coffee

The picture shows the coffee maker on my counter and next to it one of my favorite coffee cups with coffee in it that I just made with this coffee maker

Inaccurate dial markings--even if you want 6 strong cups of coffee, don't even think about setting the dial to 6 or you will end up with way too much ground coffee)Super messy--can you say static

I thought that would nice to have the capability of brewing enough cups for the few times when one or two other people come over to visit

and I have been ceremoniously hand grinding my cup each day, fresh right before brewing

In order to brew a good cup of coffee, the grind size must be adjusted to the brewing method; be it drip (basket/cone), French press, pour over, etc.

Pros: Makes a good cup of coffeeCons: Has to be taken completely apart after each brew session to clean

and I have been ceremoniously hand grinding my cup each day, fresh right before brewing

So the next brew I did not hit the "bold" button, and put in maybe half the beans...and voila, one of the best cups of coffee I've ever had!!

Pros:- Produces a better tasting cup of coffee than a blade

Otherwise it makes a great cup of Joe.

I use it to grind fresh coffee beans and it makes a great cup of coffee

It doesn't brew a better cup of coffee and it certainly doesn't make brewing a cup easier.

It can grind the coffee beans with ease and create enough grinds for up to ten cups as the other two cups taste a bit bland