BRIM Conical Burr Coffee Grinder Stainless Steel Manual Durable Fire Resistant 6.4 Oz

This grinder is just what I wanted. Not nearly as noisy as my old one, and it yields grounds of a consistent size. True, it does not hold a lot of beans but I prefer that. I don't always grind the same type of coffee so it is more convenient to add to the hopper just the amount I am grinding at that time. Plus I store my coffee in an airlock container so it stays fresher that way. I also like the way it looks and how simple it is to use. I would definitely recommend.

I am not expert in determining what are the best machines in the process of coffee preparation but I have owned several coffee grinders over the years and know basically what to expect for what investment. I have to say, however, even among much more expensive grinders, this Brim conical ( which is the better grinding method ) is the nicest, best quality, easiest grinder I have EVER used ! When it arrived , I was shocked by what a superior machine it is and impressed by how well made the Brim grinder is. Also the packaging and manual are made with high quality materials which say to a consumer that the Brim company cares about the product they manufacture and the customer who purchases it. Suffice it to say, I am so delighted to have found this Brim coffee grinder. Coffee is important to me and feeling a company values us enough to make a product with thought and sensitivity to our needs and where we spend the dwindling income we have, certainly improves our daily lives immeasurably.

Sleek, looks great in my kitchen, operates well, easy to use. Price was phenomenally low - unusual in today's economy.

Easy to setup and use. Works well!

Best grinder ever. Now I am a uppity coffee drinker. I use a Moka pot.

Brim is good burr grinder , just messy. The cup is too small and hard to dump out the ground coffee. But it grinds great.

For the price it does really well. Little loud but has been consistently working and is easy to operate, change courseness setting. Produces some dusty fines but not terrible. Need to spend $150 approx though to get up to the quality that won't produce the fines for French press coffee making. So it does pretty decent for this price. I'm getting pretty darn good results for my French press with it on the courses setting.

I recently purchased this grinder. So far, it seems a bit bulky, but the stainless steel body is a plus, unlike the plastic ones I've had before. It works well currently. My only concern is the plastic coffee catcher; the lid is a little loose, and I'm worried it might break since it's plastic. I'll update if I have any issues. Thank you for reading.

Can not judge how it grinds, because I only use pour over and that works. The coffee comes from above and down in to the container, which means that the coffee does not fly all over as when it comes from the sides, which is the most common. The container for the coffee has a lid which is attached to the container, which is very good. The container for the beans has unfortunately a lid that is not attached.

Very small grinder only holds a little bit of coffee beans. The grind is hard to get correct either to powdery or two chunky. Decided to return and get a better one