1ZpressoQ Air Manual Coffee Grinder-Gray, Mini Slim Travel Sized Fits in the plunger, Stainless Steel Conical Burr, Numerical Adjustable Setting for Pour Over French Press Cold Brew.

Fantastic grinder at nearly half the price as the Q. The internals and lid/handle are exactly the same, so there really isn’t a difference in terms of grind quality. The plastic has a sandblasted texture and the flattened ridges offer good grip that feels nice in hand. Also love the colors. The entire grinder disassembles for cleaning. Would be great for travel due to its weight and size, it fits inside the Aeropress plunger!As far as performance, the new heptagonal burr grinds pretty fast for its size, a 15g dose of a medium roast coffee takes a little under 30 seconds for me. Makes good filter coffee. I have tried both Aeropress and the clever dripper. Cups have decent body, well balanced, enjoyable to drink.I would argue this is the best budget hand grinder on the market. Great work 1Zpresso. This would be awesome as a gift, as a first grinder, or for travel if you need something small, light, and preferably inexpensive.

I agree with the other comment that the lack of a brush and instruction manual is annoying. Having said that I’m really pleased with the grinder itself. I’ve brewed some pretty great tasting cups of filter coffee with the grinder. The compact size is nice, but it still accommodates 20g of beans. It is easy enough to use once you locate the online instructions. I can imagine this would be a great grinder for traveling with your aeropress, but I’m leaving this one at my parent’s house so I can make some decent pour over coffee while I’m visiting them.

This is for the Q Air: I own a number of 'serious' manual and automatic grinders and the Q Air produces results just as good as larger and pricier enthusiast coffee grinders. I'm sure there are smaller or lighter grinders out there but the Q Air is probably as compact as manual grinders get without serious compromises in performance, ergonomics, or quality.

Even with some RDT, there is static retention. You'll need to lightly knock the underside of the grinder and the catch cup. It is great as a travel grinder OR your very first grinder. My first grinder was the Porlex Mini. This blows the Mini out of the water.I have the 1zpresso X Pro and love it. This is my travel grinder and I happily accept the retention. If you measure .1 gram over your amount you'll be ok.

I didn't want to spend a ton of money but I'll be going away for work and staying in an extended stay motel. I don't want to use hotel coffee/coffee maker. So, I got this and an aeropress. I still haven't perfected the grind size and time yet, but it is drinkable. It also stacks in my aeropress.Grind is consistent every time. Doesn't take long to grind. The downside is (possibly) that you really only fit between 14 and 16 grams of coffee in it. That's fine for me though.

Love, love, love this grinder! Fits inside the Aeropress plunger, so it’s great for travel. Fun color! Since it has the same high precision guts as its $100+ siblings the ease and consistency of the grounds is better than other mills at this price.

Not sure why this product is getting such great reviews. It does not come with instructions. The instructions on-line are not helpful. The coffee sticks to the the cup and the product does not come with a brush.

My coffee grinder journey was from an OXO conical burr grinder to a handheld Hario Mini Plus to this. I was skeptical that, at 4x the cost of the Hario, this coffee grinder would be worth it. It makes a 4x difference.It is very smooth, grinds in under a minute, easy to clean and adjust, and the blue is very nice. It does fit in the plunger of the AeroPress, but this is not as practical as I thought it might be.I highly recommend this grinder. It seems like a great middle ground for people who love good coffee but have a sub-$100 budget for a grinder. It's a win for me!