Manual Coffee Bean Grinder, Handheld Portable Coffee Mill Ceramic Bur with Adjustable Coarseness, with Transparent Storage Jar, Compact Design for Home, Office,Travelling & Outdoors

Good price, it does the job well. Not much more to say!

This is a great piece of kit. It is a copy of the Hario Skerton grinder at just over a quarter of the price (£9.99 as opposed to £37.34) it would also seem to be at the lower end of a number of very similar grinders now available from Amazon. I have had mine for just over three weeks and it does just what I want it to. I can't say whether it is as robust as the more expensive models yet but I've had no problems so far.It's easy to set up as shown in the illustrations on the Amazon website... I tighten the gear as far as it will go then loosen it four notches... this gives me a filter grade 'dust' which I use in my cafetiere. This makes a fairly strong mug of coffee from 8 to 9 grams of strength 3 beans. The 'morning exercise' bit is the 150 to 200 revolutions it takes to grind the beans; at my speed about the same time as it takes to heat the water to make the brew. At first I experimented with just two notches from tight shut but then the above amount takes 250 to 300 revolutions! Of course, the coarser the grind the fewer the revolutions required.All in all I am very pleased with the grinder.