BOWUTTD Electric Coffee Grinder Spice Grinder Stainless Steel Blade Fast Grinding Coffee Beans, Nuts, Grains, Spices, 60g Capacity, 150W, Black

Recurved as expected. I have used this grinder 3 times since received. It performed well when used on cookie pieces, and cooked bacon pieces to get them to a crumble consistency. The blade/motor does heat up a little bit, so using it to grind a candy piece it was best to use short pulses so the sugar didn’t melt or become sticky.

Totally worth the purchase. Was able to grind several serving without issue. It's loud, but it's chopping beans, what do you expect. Would definitely buy again if this ever went down. For the price you cannot really beat it. When I run out of grinds, 30 seconds later the beans are grinded.

As described.does a good job. It is hard to clean.

I'm not a coffee addict. I only use it when I need it, but for $10, it's a deal!! I read that COARSE coffee granules are better for better coffee so grinding my coffee beans just enough to coarse level is what the machine does well. I don't need my coffee beans ground down to very fine levels. My only problem is the cord is short for plugging into the electric outlet. Otherwise, I'm very satisfied with the grinder.It takes up very little space so I keep it close by my bed and coffeemaker. The quick 1 cup coffeemaker(with travel mug) I use is https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M1DRSFR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which I reviewed.

Does a great job grinding seeds and nuts. The removable cup makes it much easier to remove the ground products and to clean.

Grinder stopped working less than a year after purchase. Worked well the 5 or 6 times we used it, too bad we didn’t get more use out of it

I have used it a couple times now and have had no issues. It is easy to use and not too loud.

This product does not grind evenly. I find I need to pick up and shake the unit while it grinds in order to get even grinding to occur. Also, the wide-mouth size of the unit makes it difficult to pour the ground coffee into whatever maker you're using. I used to have a Krupps grinder, which was narrower and therefore easier to pour the ground coffee (it also ground the coffee more evenly).