and it grinds just enough beans.

My son loves a great cup of coffee with fresh ground beans.

My husband prefers to grind his coffee by hand the old fashioned way, but I drink iced coffee by the pitcher and needed a faster and easier way to have fresh ground beans in a larger capacity

Of course grinding beans will make noise, but this thing running in our kitchen sounded like a full machine shop in operation!Grind was also inconsistent

I didn’t rate it 5 stars, only because of the fact that the beans can get clogged and cleaning that out can be a pain

You will have to keep pressing the button over and over in pulses in order to grind your beans

I must be the most ignorant bean grinder next to the daft college "barista" who just can't even...

I purchased this coffee grinder in November of 2014, I use it daily to grind whole beans and make one pot of coffee per day

All the beans will fall out from underneath haha.

Will go back to grinding our beans at the store.

Fresh beans with oils seem to be unfriendly and the burr's grinding mechanism doesn't seem to want to move.

Fresh beans with oils seem to be unfriendly and the burr's grinding mechanism doesn't seem to want to move.

Just right for true coffee lovers who want to grind their own beans.

She is saving lots of money by grinding her own coffee beans at home every day before heading to work

I make my coffee in a percolator and I need my beans to be extra fine for my perfect cup

It's a bit loud and one time it got stuck grinding the beans

Just a month ago timer portion stopped working and I could only get beans to grind by holding down on the grind button

I love that you can "store" the beans in the hopper and only grind the specific amount you want with the simple touch of a button.

I’ll set it to 8 cups and it doesn’t even grind enough beans for a 6 cup pot

I would have to keep my beans frozen other wise the oil in the beans would plug it up

Pouring whole beans in the top and grinding the perfect amount every morning is so nice and convenient.

I like that it can make different levels of ground beans for both of my machines (Café Barista and Keurig Vue).

Loved it - holds lots more beans - don’t have to refill every time !

and it grinds just enough beans.

You're just creating a mess of greasy, oily, old-school beans.

It grinds my coffee beans up just right every time.

Our favorite bean grinder

I ground my first beans with the quantity set on "2", grind set in "Medium"

But crushes them beans.

Even if you are just using a coffee maker, this lets you have freshly ground beans which always improves the taste.

You can select serving size, grind size/type, etc., and the convenient coffee bean reservoir up top keeps us fueled all week without counter clutter

Does a really good job grinding beans down to a uniform consistency

You NEED to brew your coffee with fresh whole beans.

On the french press setting, some beans came through intact, and others were only cracked into large pieces