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The grinder works fine for most of the coffee drinks with the exception of espresso and Turkish coffee. It doesn't grind enough fine for those drinks.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I was excited to have a burr grinder. This coffee grinder was primarily bought to make espresso and greek coffee. Tried it out on its finest grind setting and got a coarse grind, wasting some good coffee beans after several times trying to troubleshoot it. I chose this because the reviews were good and I was looking for something compact. THE PRO: Looks nice and does not take a lot of space on a counter. The CON: Does not produce a quality grind on the finest settings. So back it goes.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This coffee grinder is clearly made to replace the Melitta grinder. It works very similar to the Melitta grinder that died after a somewhat disappointing 3-4 run. This type of grinder will not give perfectly ground coffee with a high degree of control. If you need that spend more money, this is a value priced machine. That said one difference with the Melitta is the hopper capacity in 8 oz compared to the Melitta's 12. Considering how similar they are in other respects I don't understand why they stinted on that.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Bought this to use for a French press. The coarsest grind option is finer than pre-ground store coffee. Fine grind is good for espresso. Don’t buy if you’re looking to get grounds coarser than the store stuff.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The price was too much for the poor performance. Uneven grind, with small and larger granules and a small amount of the grind comes out of catch bin. A real disappointment.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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