KINGrinder K2 Iron Grey Manual Hand Coffee Grinder 140 Adjustable Grind Settings for Aeropress, French Press, Drip, Espresso with Assembly Consistency Stainless Steel Conical Burr Mill, 25g Capacity

A very good hand grinder for the budget minded. If you want to grind fresh beans and have amazing coffee, this grinder can get super fine for espresso or coarser for drip coffee. Super impressive and compact.

I love this Kingrider. I use it for my espresso machine with a bottomless portafilter. It grinds very fast and smoothly. It will grind very fine too. It is easy to adjust and very heavy duty too. I have had this for a while and it has been dropped many times, it still works perfect.

Tanto visualmente como al tacto los materiales de construcción son de gran calidad, sus ajustes son internos en la parte inferior los cuales son muy fáciles de usar y se siente bien al dar cada click, funciona perfectamente para espresso ya que tiene múltiples ajustes que te permiten dar el shot perfecto de acuerdo a tu gusto, lo único que no me gusto es que la manivela tiene una esfera de madera que no está barnizada por lo cual al tacto se siente rasposo y no da la mejor experiencia pero fuera de eso muele muy bien y bastante rápido ya que tiene muelas de 48 mm.En cuanto a la limpieza es muy muy sencillo ya que por los materiales de construcción no se queda pegado el café a los bordes y con una simple sacudida queda como nuevo.Al día de hoy solo llevo 2 días de uso pero ya he probado otros molinillos manuales y este es increíblemente superior, recomiendo completamente la compra.Un último aspecto que me gustaría destacar (Aunque aquí ya es responsabilidad de Amazon y no del vendedor) es que enviaron el paquete en una simple bolsa cuando esté producto cuesta en mi país ~ $120 USD y por ese precio lo mínimo que uno puede esperar es que le manden el producto en una caja de cartón con burbujas para proteger el paquete (Más cuando va de Estados Unidos al Sur de México), pero bueno…

it's a nice little grinder. very easy to take apart and clean. i ended up using a small pipe brush from a funnel set that i bought, and use that the clean the burrs daily.because of how it's made/set up, it's not possible to calibrate to 0. mine was close, it locked up at 2 or 7 depending which way you orient the number plate when you reassemble it. i chose to lock it up at 7. according to their instructions, you are not supposed to use it between 0-16 clicks, which means, if it locks up at 7, the time i can start rotating would be when it's set to 1. even set for turkish coffee though, that starts at 2 (20 clicks). also not recommending doing turkish coffee at that setting...it's a little rough.instead of counting clicks from 7 (my starting 0), i chose to adopt a different way of using the number plate. i use the actual numbers to keep track of where i'm at on the grinder, and add 10 for each revolution. when i dial in, i'll use the clicks (0 if i'm on the number, up to 3). so, for example, the espresso range from 40-60 clicks would be from 7-12. a specific dialed in setting could look like 9, 2 (9 and 2 clicks) or something like that.to help with putting things back consistently, i marked half of the end of the screw at the bottom of the unit (where the spin dial goes). the half i marked lines up with 0 on the face plate, so the spin dial locks up at 7.i haven't done much besides turkish coffee, so i can't say much about grind consistency, but it's pretty easy to grind with. i'm only doing about 11g of beans, but at around 28 clicks, it's a little tough, but 36 clicks is pretty easy. i can only imagine doing something like espresso probably would be even easier.

I thought it may be a hassle to use a hand grinder, but for the price I thought it was worth a try. Well it is so satisfying to use. Adjust it about one revolution for espresso, pop in some beans and crank out a dose of fluffy goodness. Solid, easy to clean, and grinds faster than I expected. Recommend.