This grinder just does not grind beans finely enough

It's easy to knock off and spill coffee beans everywhere.

So I have to dig the track out, and with the decreased ejection of "ground" beans, not enough beans get ground, and those that do are probably usable for expresso

This grinder just does not grind beans finely enough

Life is too short for lousy coffee from expensive beans.

Love that the bean hopper handles multiple days worth of one-touch freshly ground coffee before loading more beans!

If you don't care and just want to get something that grinds beans, get a cheap blade grinder, it'll be cheaper and much quieter.

I wanted something better and more predictable for a consistent coffee bean grind, so I decided to give this Burr Grinder a try.

This one crushes the beans, not grind = big difference in flavor!

It’s closer to a blade grinder since there is a disk with teeth that spins quite fast and breaks up the beans as they trickle down.

I received the Mr. Coffee espresso machine as a gift and wanted to grind my own expresso beans

doesn’t grind super loud, coffee stays fresh in the airtight storage, overall easy to clean and store coffee beans and grounds.

I set it up, followed the instructions, and got to grinding beans

Prefer going to local coffee roaster who will grind beans to perfection.

I usually grind enough coffee beans to fill a whole jar for storing, and then keep grounds in the container, too.

We grind beans to the consistency we needed and it worked just fine

I love the smell and taste of fresh ground beans.

Quick and easy to grind beans!!

It's easy that way; plus, in case we forget to refill, we won't have to grind beans when everyone else is still sleeping.

I love my fair trade beans I get straight from Etheopia and only reload my beans once a week in the

Was very satisfied with the product, served my purpose of grinding coffee beans

We use this to grind coffee beans for espresso and had a few times when it jammed but the last time we went to fix it, it broke

The timer does not actually go high enough to actually grind enough beans to make a full pot of coffee so we have to grind 2 times to get a pot.

I bought this specifically for the "burr mill" feature, thinking that it might compare to my hand grinder (also a burr mill), but be a bit faster to grind the beans

After grinding the beans were chunky, re-ground the beans -they were still not finely ground for my espresso machine.

This grinder does a good job of creating brewable coffee from fresh beans, but don't try to have a conversation or listen to an audiobook while using it.

It is supposed to allow for grinding beans coarsely for a French press or very fine for espresso, with varying degrees of grit in between

If you are not picky about grind size and just want something to grind up your beans, this will definitely do the job

I have read others saying it doesn't grind fine enough for Exprsso, but I am happy with it for fresh ground beans,Happy customer.

It’s not a conical burr grinder either, it’s a plate or flat burr, which tends to mash the beans instead of gently grinding.

and it does a good job grinding the beans.

I ground enough beans daily to make 4-6 cups of coffee

This grinds the beans o.k., but it is messy when it does work

The beans stick to the lid and the side of the container once they are ground

Did not give me coarse ground beans for French Press

Grinds well, moderately loud, but has one absolutely killer failing: coffee grinds escape into the interior of the mechanism, between the burrs and the chute that feeds the ground beans into the receptacle

I ground enough beans daily to make 4-6 cups of coffee

We like that it stores the beans and grinds them all in one

The manual says that the finer you grind the beans the less volume you will have.

I bought this to grind beans for my espresso machine

It still provides all the grind selections we could need and has that convenient bean hopper.

Emptied and cleared out all beans and made sure nothing was jammed

The hopper holds enough beans for two pots

So, if you are used to really good coffee, which comes from freshly correctly ground beans of your favorite selection... don't expect it from this grinder.

After a couple months of having this grinder and using it only a handful of times, it has completely stopped working and will not grind any coffee beans

I grind beans about 3 times a week and it’s been doing a great job.

It doesn't dispense ground beans properly.

few days ago I noticed the grinder would start grinding the beans, then stop, then start back up again

so it blocks some of the light to protect the beans, and two, the spoon and lid are a little fiddly and I’ve sent them flying a few times trying to take out the ground coffee

If you always grind the same beans, cleaning it won't be a problem

I wanted this to grind my own beans for my Moka pot, which it does well enough.

If you want to grind flavored beans, I recommend that you do not buy this grinder.

The timer does not actually go high enough to actually grind enough beans to make a full pot of coffee so we have to grind 2 times to get a pot.

One day after a few months of use the hopper broke off spilling beans every where.

I dump the beans and take off the hopper and clean it

Very messy when pulling the container out with the freshly ground coffee beans.

I love storing the whole beans in the top canister.

We use it every day and the coffee tastes so much better with freshly ground beans - just using a Mr. Coffee

The clear plastic bean hopper was broken from the black plastic hopper piece that screws into the grinder base

This thing will grind up some coffee beans like you ain't never seen before the girlfriend loves it.

On the most coarse setting it still grinds the beans quite finely, almost to a soft powder and totally unusable for my French press and nearly borderline for my drip coffee maker

We grind beans to the consistency we needed and it worked just fine

I used this to grind coffee for my drip maker that I tried previously grinding using my blade grinder that was choppy and not uniform - and it saved an expensive pound of "chiapas" coffee blend!I also ground some beans for my Italian mocca pot I have at my desk at work - and it did an equally fabulous job with the finer grind

I usually grind enough coffee beans to fill a whole jar for storing, and then keep grounds in the container, too.

Also, beans do not grind coarse enough.

once I'm done, I reassemble, reset the machine to the grind setting I like, pour beans back in, and grind perfect coffee.. if it wasn't for the blue LED light, I would give it 5 stars

Does not grind consistently but doesn't burn your beans either.

Just tonight, 7/8/2021 we set it up and attempted to grind while beans

I love that I can use it to grind beans for a pot of drip coffee, a little reusable Keurig pod, or a carafe of French Press

When I first received this I bought it because my wife be me some $50/Lb pure Kona bean !!

This one crushes the beans, not grind = big difference in flavor!

* The clear bean bowl separated from the black base because it was glued on about 1/2 way around.

and it couldn't grind the beans to any decent consistency

Getting power to light, unscrewed and checked for free rotation to burr, spring safety interlocks all seem normal, blue indicator light comes on, just won't grind coffee beans.

So I have to dig the track out, and with the decreased ejection of "ground" beans, not enough beans get ground, and those that do are probably usable for expresso

I use a percolator and I grind my beans

My husband and I have been hand grinding our beans for a while, so this concept of an "electric" coffee grinder was quite foreign

Does a good job grinding beans for both drip coffee & espresso

My kids complain about the noise level of it, but most grinders are going to be loud because they are grinding hard beans

Every few days the beans would jam in the chute and I’d have to empty the bin or shake them around to loosen the jam; annoying, but tolerable.

This only would happen after pouring in fresh beans when the unit was entirely empty

It does grind your coffee beans it makes a loud noise and stops right in the middle of grinding and starts smoking so this one is not good at all don't waste your money

At 10 cups per use, the storage compartment holds enough beans for approx

Once we finally got it to work, it didn't grind the beans well (almost left them whole) and it wouldn't shut

Once we finally got it to work, it didn't grind the beans well (almost left them whole) and it wouldn't shut

Consider, beans drop into burr an infinite number of ways and speeds, so timer only estimates amount actually ground each time

So if you accidentally hit it, it would fall right off spilling all the beans.

This one not only holds enough beans to make coffee every day for a week it grinds so much finer and shuts itself off after each grind

To avoid having to spend more days hand grinding my beans with a portable mill while awaiting yet another replacement, I glued it back together myself, which makes me feel somewhat cheated since I purchased a new unit and ended up with one which is held together by an amateur repair job

I managed to push it haphazardly back on, but I can no longer select how much beans to grind and it's tough to press start

Bought this as I LOVE fresh ground beans

Went to use this morning to grind for my French Press coffee and the coarse ground came out no different than the medium ground beans

If you're just looking for something that will grind beans, sure, this will get it done

Once clogged, the beans sit in the grinding portion and the result is a grind that could be used for whatever level is smaller than expresso

Works great to grind the beans, but is pretty noisy

You can't fill the hopper and grind part of it or the beans won't stay fresh.. says so in the instructions

The capacity can be varied so you can grind enough beans for 2 cups, 18 cups, or anywhere in between

So essentially I got to spend a bunch of money to clean up coffee beans.

It grinds very well and consistent with no uneven or unground beans, which is the reason to use a burr grinder

I will say I literally woke up and decided I was going to grind some coffee beans I had simply to see how this worked

The capacity can be varied so you can grind enough beans for 2 cups, 18 cups, or anywhere in between

Did I mention that it just now caught on fire from the inside while I was trying to grind some beans

The hopper holds a pound and the beans stay fresh until I push the button to grind!I also love the fact that I have so many grind settings!

It does grind coffee beans but the ridiculously short cord doesn't reach a plug

The only cons are one, the clear plastic bean hopper should at least be a darker

Have tried a drier bean, and indeed it works better, but still have to clean the outflow after every use

It takes less time to grind the beans than it does to fill the pot with water.

Bought this as I LOVE fresh ground beans

I grind my beans when everyone is awake and store in a mason jar for quiet mornings

I used to have a good grinder that finally bit the dust, had a constant grind and my coffee was always excellent because I bought the best beans for my taste.

I use it to grind coffee beans

It often sounds like the beans aren’t falling down from the

Hopper not secured - the clear hopper doesn't lock on, and if you bump it, it easily falls off & dumps coffee beans everywhere.

This one not only holds enough beans to make coffee every day for a week it grinds so much finer and shuts itself off after each grind

This grinder is the only burr mill that I know of that can grind coffee beans finer than sugar.

Sometimes the beans wouldn't grind without pushing them down into the grinding chamber a little bit first.

I've been very happy with the results, as well as having 18 choices as to how I want the beans to be ground.

You can also set it to grind only as much as you need, by number of cups

We also had several issues with it clogging and it was difficult to clean the clogs out as they were located in the area where the coffee grounds left the

so sometimes you have to tap it on the top or you won't grind as much as you may have expected

When it works as it's supposed to, it's awesome.

We choose to grind it at once as we have an airtight, uv protected coffee storage container

all the way up and only grind as much as you need

I typically shake the grinder as it is grinding to loosen up the beans, so it doesn't miss too much