Manual Burr Coffee Grinder Conical Ceramic Mill Consistency Grinding Hand Coffee Grinder Stainless Steel

I have another identical, but different manufacturer. The One from Higustar is poorly fitted. Bottom base is loose on upper portion. The rotating burr is not centered with stationary burr. Cannot adjust to grind fine (espresso) due to ceramic against ceramic will not allow it. When grinding coarser grind, the grind is not uniform/consistent. My other works fine, even down to espresso grind.(2) replacement arrived quickly, it works fine.. even for fine grind; although the fit is the same.. I will keep it as the price is justified.

Disregarding all other aspects of the product and company, this brand offers the exact same model and features as the JavaPresse Manual Coffee Grinder which is double the price. This set actually also comes with a brush to clean the grinder and surrounding areas of stray coffee grinds.Most likely, the same manufacturer is licensing this product out to multiple brands and companies so honestly just opt for this one instead of JavaPresse.

Works great for me. No problems with handle breaking or striping like others have stated. I use this to coarse grind some dark roast coffee for cold Brew. Only negative l have is l wish the bottom portion screwed or locked in into the upper portion instead of the press fit. I just hold onto it from the bottom. Otherwise l am very satisfied with it

With the unit full of coffee beans it takes at least 20 minutes to grind enough for 2 cups of coffee if you want a fine grind. About 10 minutes for coarse. That's just way to long to grind beans. Further, the opening where you insert the beans is very small. I can only place a few beans at a time. Just too much of a hassle. I threw it in the trash.

Surprise！This price can buy such a good coffee grinder, I tried from coarse to fine,works great! Grinding speed is fast,I use 1/4 ounce of beans for each cup,grinding on medium. It takes me 60 seconds to grind the beans using Peets or Starbucks French toast. Delicious coffee! I will purchase one more for my parents.

So far I have only used the grinder for course ground coffee for my French press. It was easy to use, needing very little effort and grounds for my 32 ounce coffee maker were ready in a very short period of time. Please realize that this type of grinder will need considerably more time and effort for medium to expresso grind. Four star review because directions are badly written and even worse the directions referred to diagrams that were not included.

What a HUGE pain in the *** it is to use this grinder. Guaranteed carpal tunnel syndrome. Cranking it furiously for 5 minutes straight at 4am for ONE cup of coffee!!?? Nope.I connected it to an electric drill. Problem solved.Use a strong 2 part epoxy and glue a 9/32 socket on the crank shaft of the mill. Connect drill and 45 seconds later you have perfectly ground coffee without hyperventilating from hand calasthentics

So far this grinder is working great. It's very easy to used compared to a different brand I owned previously. By easy to use I mean it's easy to actually work the grinder. I guess the biggest drawback is that because it doesn't seem to grind a lot at one time it takes a while to grind enough for a cup. Anyway, I'll take it compared to the grinder I had before. I also find it's easy to adjust for different size grinds as I usually make my coffee different ways daily so I adjust the grind size multiple times a day.