but I think it's actually the grinder itself creating the static because when I replace the plastic tray with a metal cup I still have incredibly static-charged grinds that cling to everything and fly all over the place, same results with a glass cup,

Also, no static cling.

I purchased anyway and did experience static cling the first few uses, now I have used it for about 2 weeks and do not notice any static cling

It grinds well, however the grind go EVERYWHERE when removing the canister, static cling to the inside, and when I cleaned it there was a TON of ground coffee in the blades

Static cling is real, but not as frustrating as the above issues for me.

Minor annoyance is the static cling of the coffee dust by-product

But then all my beans get wet when I drip water on them to eliminate the static cling in the ground bin

Lots of static cling in the chamber, grinds go all over the place, every time you use it

The catch box has the worst static cling I've ever seen

The issue with the static cling on the hopper is real though

Trust me this works very well and limits the static cling

I find it is rather hard to get the the grounds out of the container without making somewhat of a mess due to the static cling.

Had a real problem with this grinder; it left grounds everywhere - most due to static cling.

Static cling is real, but not as frustrating as the above issues for me.

I still haven't solved the static cling, so tapping against the counter and then into the basket over a sink is suggested otherwise there is a very fine amount of grinds on your counter every morning

After use, it creates static which the grinds cling to on all of the plastic making it difficult to empty or clean

The only bad thing is the static cling but this is the same in all burr grinders

Loud, and the static cling generated by the plastic grounds bin really makes a mess

I tap the sides of the grinder with my hand and no mess or static cling.

The static cling produced during the grinding causes the ground coffee to stick to the machine itself, and the lid and walls of the ground's receptacle.

Works well, a bit tedious to clean and the grounds get static electricity and cling to

Beans have a good shelf life and will store for a long time at room (a few months easily) , Once ground I tapped the side of the unit and the reservoir which takes care of most of the "static cling"

Static makes the grounds cling to the plastic, so when removing the holding cup there are grounds going everywhere

The plastic material used in the ground's receptacle is prone to static cling, but when combined with the static produced by the burr mill it's TOO much.

Maximum Coarse setting is not as coarse as I like for my french press coffee maker.

Other wise I like how it grinds coffee

18g of espresso needs 6 cups (actually a little more, like 6.5) from this grinder.