AsFrost Electric Salt and Pepper Grinder Set USB Rechargeable with Adjustable Coarseness Stainless Steel Automatic Salt n Pepper Mill Grinders Refillable with light

These are beautiful pieces. Look great on your kitchen counter. Easy to set up and use. You can set the coarseness to your desired size. Of course you need to get the pepper corns and we got the corse sea salt. So far just one charge has lasted us almost 3 months. Highly recommend.

Had this for a couple of months. Have ground almost 2 loads of pepper through both of them. No recharge needed yet. I'm very pleased. I thought the LED light on the bottom was silly till I started using them. It's quite handy. Quality seems to be very good. Easy to use. Easy to load. Easy to charge. I don't circle back to leave many reviews, but I have really been enjoying these. These are my first grinders, so maybe someone more experienced would see it differently, but for me, it's two thumbs up!

I have osteo arthritis and the manual mill was becoming tiresome and painful . These are so easy and painless! I love it. Great for Steaks or Swordfish or soups. Just so easy to lay down a layer of pepper on a piece of meat! I gave away my manual grinders a week after I got this. It holds more peppercorns, pink Himalayan salt than my manual grinders too so less refills.

This is a great grinder, so far. I've used it for a month now, just for peppercorns, and haven't had to charge it since the initial charge. I use a lot of pepper too. Highly recommended. I haven't used it on salt because I don't use the type of salt that requires grinding, but I'm sure that it would work very well.

I have Carpal tunnel in both wrist and it would be painful to use the grinders. I bought the automatic grinders, and they have my life so much better for me. Not to mention they're beautiful as well. I absolutely love them would recommend them to anyone and everyone.

I ordered this for my daughter cause she liked mine. The only problem mine didn't come with the brush in the box to clean the grinder and hers did.

So far, I have been using these S%26P grinders for less than a week and have had no issues. Thumps up!

These came out of the box already with a charge, so I haven't had to charge them yet. They were easy to fill and easy to use. I have found that the button is very sensitive, so it's wise to be careful because you may accidentally grind salt all over your counter just by picking it up.

I was so frustrated with manual pepper grinders. This was a very pleasant surprise. Human Interface Issues: *The grind button is far too easy to activate by accident. Happens a few times a week when we pickup or set down the unit even after a couple months of using it. The button needs some kind of protective flange or be a bit harder to accidentally press. *The USB "C" cable is shorter than I prefer, so I swapped that out first thing. *When removing one grinder from the plastic holding stand, it can "stick" if not pulled straight up...and that can cause the second grinder to be pulled up with it all and even fall out of the stand if you're not careful. I caught ours just in time. We no longer use the holding stand. *When unscrewing the 2 halves to add peppercorns, remember that the "unscrew" rotation is backwards from "normal". To separate the halves, you twist the pieces clockwise about 1/8 of a rotation relative to each other, not counter-clockwise as is usually considered "normal". Otherwise, it MIGHT be too easy to break something if you try to separate the halves turning them the wrong way. DO NOT FORCE...they should come apart fairly easily. And remember that they come apart with a very minimal rotation of the pieces. *If you look closely at the joint that separates the top silver half from the clear "corn" section, you'll should find an almost un-noticeable marking of a short 4mm vertical bar on the silver piece, and a 15mm long horizontal line with "locks" on either end inked onto the plastic part. You use those icons to line-up the pieces to join them back together. When joined the vertical bar should align with the "closed" hasp icon. When the two pieces are ready to separate to add corns, that bar should align with the "open" lock icon. Personally, I find the "lock" icons too small. They could be and should be larger. Performance Factors: The grind can be a bit inconsistent at times. I changed the grind setting to keep it as fine as possible. Initially the peppercorns came out far too large and we got bits as large as half a corn alongside bits as fine as dust. I also think many people don't know how to get best lithium battery lifespan. Charge a unit until the really tiny (white) LED lamp above the button turns off to indicate it's fully charged. Then use it for grinding for many meals WITHOUT FURTHER CHARGING until you see or hear the grinding first begins to slow down. Then repeat the cycle. Like your smartphone, NEVER leave the unit plugged in 24 hours/day. That WILL cause early life lithium battery failure. We charged one up when first purchased Sep 14, 2025 and we use it 2x to 3x per day for two people, and haven't had to recharge it yet. It's still grinding very well at 2 months as of Nov 18. The white illumination LED in the bottom section of the unit is still very bright. It really brings out the fresh, crisp taste of whole black peppercorns even using very old non-specialty "Tone's" we'd had packed away some time ago.

I only gave 4 stars due to the small amount the container can hold. It only holds about 1/2 cup. I wished it held more product.