Manual Coffee Grinders, Mini Coffee Bean Grinder, Portable Mill Grind, Hand Burr Grinder, Perfect for Your Home, Office or Travelling(7.3 inch)

I got this as a temporary travel grinder, and for the money it was good value. It's conveniently slim, and somehow the conical burr seems to have less shaft wobble at the bottom end than my more expensive Hario grinder. The silicone band around the top half helps with gripping the body during grinding, and also doubles up as a really convenient holder for the rotating handle to slot into and prevent it getting lost. It has an easy 30g capacity which is perfect for a 500ml pour over for me. There was a bit of loosening in the grind size knob over time, but I fixed this by adding a small m6 nut after the locking knob. This is slim enough to slot into even a tightly-packed suitcase or laptop bag, and is really straight forward to use. Looking at the manual it looks like the full burr set should be removable but I couldn't see a way to get the female ring burr out, however with the rest taken apart this doesn't affect cleaning and it was still straight forward to rinse out, dry and reassemble. The ceramic burrs are a big improvement over a blade grinder.

This is my first coffee grinder and it works well although it does seem to take quite a while to grind even 15 grams of beans, as I say this is my first grinder so perhaps the grind speed is okay. It's easy enough to clean, just make sure that you're aware of how to fit itvall back together again.

Ideal for grinding enough coffee for just one or two persons. I use this and a french press to brew just enough for myself, it's well made out of stainless steel, is robust and easily cleaned.The grinding cone and mill are ceramic.

Great for grinding pepper - best ever pepper grinder. Won't do much for coffee, if you know a thing or two about coffee and coffee grinders.

Got this as a first grinder to use beans in an aeropress and maybe cafetierre. Well it works, as in it does grind beans but very very slowly and not incredibly consistently. I resorted to fixing the cordless drill on top instead of the handle just to be able to save a few minutes on the grinding time. I didn't try the really coarse grinds which I guess might be quicker but instead bought a far better (and to be fair far more expensive) an aerspeed grinder from Knock.A handy feature I did buy it for was it's ability to fit inside the aeropress for travelling and it does do this. But the several minutes needed each time for a single grind was just too much.Now relegated to be a spare pepper mill.

It grinds very well. And is is early to disassemble to clean. But it does take some time

This is the second of these grinders we have purchased, the first one working faultlessly for over year, the second one has failed completely in a matter of six months not grinding beans at all just rotating with no effect. Very dissapointed with this purchase.

I like its design - it really looks neat, and the handle holder on the side is a nice addition. It takes quite a lot of hand grinding and the result is quite a coarse grind. It costs much the same as an electric grinder. Will keep it for travel!