There are always coffee grinds behind the container and also a lot of static, making the grinds cling to the plastic container.

This coffee grind was recommended by various coffee connoisseurs in their youtube evaluations/comparisons, and my son totally agrees.

Coffee grinds will fly out while grinding is happening

Be careful when pulling the coffee ground cup apart, it could break if your not careful as it’s plastic

Coffee grinds are everywhere when it’s time to make coffee

A lot of coffee grind makes it on to the table and around, the corse to fine adjustment is almost useless and under normal use, about 3-4 times a week for personal use and it completely quit working after 14 months

This coffee grind was recommended by various coffee connoisseurs in their youtube evaluations/comparisons, and my son totally agrees.

This grinder does make a fairly consistent coffee grind with a decent range in grind size

A lot of coffee grinds stay near the opening to the ground coffee bin and near the top of the bin.

The motor is loud and sounds cheap, and it retains quite a bit of grounds, up to 2 full grams in some cases (16g in, 14g out with my latest grind), so not super great if you're using different beans for espresso/drip/etc - especially since it sounds like it's going to burn out and set fire once the hopper runs out... and it does NOT know that it should shut itself off, so be ready to do so manually when it whines