The grinding mechanisms and the motor are still working great, only problem is the plastic lid - it's cracked in so many places

I was concerned that the plastic would absorb the odors of the spices, but I store it without the clear lid to air it out, and that seems to work

I tried another, more expensive, grinder but had trouble putting the lid on when it was full of beans and it broke on me after a couple days (smoke rising from inside the machine)

The first time I used this particular whole bean coffee, which has flavoring syrup added, it immediately clouded up the plastic lid of my coffee grinder

We fill the grinding chamber over the top, pet the lid on and grind away.

The lid that is pressed down in order to grind also feels loose but so far (about 3 months

The lid looks terrible and there’s no going back once it’s all scratched up

The grinding mechanisms and the motor are still working great, only problem is the plastic lid - it's cracked in so many places

Only critique is sometimes the lid is hard to take off when full of grinds, and then it gets a bit messy

Put in the beans (a little over 1/2 cup of beans per pot of coffee) run the grinder for about 6 seconds, turn it upside down, remove the lid and dump the coffee into the basket.

It has a nice big lid which makes it easy to get the ground coffee from the grinder to the coffee maker.

Works good if you only grind small amounts, do not grind a full lid full.

It's not as noisy as the previous one I