That means I've got a hopper that won't feed the beans without human intervention every grind, and a grind that isn't optimal for great cold brew

Created so much static that the grounds stuck to the computer trainer, the unit, my cold brew maker and all over my kitchen

I bought this specifically for coarse grinding for French press and cold brew and its coarsest grind is unsatisfactory

Even on the most coarse setting, the grinder keeps making fine grind that clogs up my cold brew and seeps through the french press.

Good cold brew uses very coarse grinds that brew over 24 hours, and finer grinds leech way too many undesirable flavors into the cold brew, so you need both a coarse and consistent grind.

and it's absolutely not an option for French press or cold brew

The coarse setting's largest chunks are probably fine for cold brew, but at least half of the coffee grinds are too fine, and the grinds are very inconsistent

We brew our own cold brew and heard what a difference a good grind could make

It does grind well, from course for cold brew to extra fine for my espresso.

I wish it would allow a coarser grind for cold brewing.

Only issue is the grind is too fine for French Press or Cold Brew, but you can't expect a $60 machine to do all grind size well.

It's nice to finally be able to enjoy a well-brewed cup of

I’ve been looking for something that can easily adjust the grind so that I can have grinds for my espresso machine, Keurig, cold brew, and French press without having to buy a bunch of different pre-ground coffee

I really only use the coarse grind setting to make cold brew, but it does an amazing job

I was looking for an electric grinder to replace my hand crank for doing coarse ground coffee for cold brew.

Cold brew:

just could not set it coarse enough to do cold brew properly... still works "good-nuff"

I bought this grinder because I wanted a coarse grind for cold brew

That means I've got a hopper that won't feed the beans without human intervention every grind, and a grind that isn't optimal for great cold brew

As for grind size I personally think it is more fine than say the niche, but the coarse ground works just fine for cold brew

Tried multiple coarseness settings for different types of coffees & have been very pleased... favorite has been very coarse for cold brewing

No globs of over-ground dust to bitter up your brew, and if you are using a method that demands a consistent grind, this does the trick from French press to expresso and everything in between

Unfortunately for me, I really like nitrogenated cold brew made from dark roast decaf beans.

i am very satisfied with it, really easy to use, I use it everyday and makes brewing coffee super easy

Great for cold brewing as well.

How good is the grind?It is a conical burr grinder, so the short answer is, "Generally, pretty good, if you just want drip coffee."Most of my coffee consumption is nitrogenated cold brew, French press, drip and Aeropress

Good cold brew uses very coarse grinds that brew over 24 hours, and finer grinds leech way too many undesirable flavors into the cold brew, so you need both a coarse and consistent grind.

I bought this grinder primarily so I could make a coarse grind for french press and cold brew

Good cold brew uses very coarse grinds that brew over 24 hours, and finer grinds leech way too many undesirable flavors into the cold brew, so you need both a coarse and consistent grind.

When I saw Coarse ground I was expecting something similar to coarse ground for cold brew

as a coffee grinder with cold brew machine