London Sip Manual Coffee Grinder

I don't think it came with instructions, but once I figured out the grind type is adjusted with the screw inside after removing the cup, finally got a pot of espresso.

Nice little hand grinder. The ceramic burrs work well for a consistent grind. The adjustment at the bottom takes a little testing and getting use to, but that's the only downside. For the price, though, this is a solid purchase. I'd buy another.

Nice little hand grinder. The ceramic burrs work well for a consistent grind. The adjustment at the bottom takes a little testing and getting use to, but that's the only downside. For the price, though, this is a solid purchase. I'd buy another.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have been looking for a coffee grinder that is lightweight and easy to use. The london sip is the right one for you. It has ceramic burrs which grinds the coffee beans more evenly for a smoother taste. Its travel size

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's a nice small hand held coffee grinder. As you can tell by the picture it's a manual turner. It would be good for traveling and if you're not making a lot of coffee. My only flaw in my opinion is the size of the grinds. They were kinda chunky

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This grinder is easy to use. The beans can be placed in the top easily, and the handle is easy to turn. The coarseness can be changed by a simple turn inside the grinder. The grounds were really coarse before I adjusted it, but I was able to easily adjust the grinder to get fine grounds. It could definitely be used to grind beans for a French press, drip coffee maker, or anything in between.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This coffee grinder does what it says. It definitely grinds coffee and I like that it has settings to adjust how coarse/fine it can be. I gave it 4 stars because while it does grind, it is manual and my hand began to hurt. I think I would prefer an electric grinder if i had a choice.

so this really isn't a bad grinder, it's probably worthy of four stars, except if you order it expecting to get quality grinder, it's really not for certain reasons. the reason is there's too much play in the stick that carries down to the ceramic burrs. mine is constantly off-center, so it scrapes the birds together if you just try to even get close to a small cut. you could get a good medium grind or a coarse crying to maybe, maybe not all that consistent though because of how much play there is in it. they could have put roller skating style ball bearings in instead of just putting it through a plastic housing, and it might have been a lot more precise and worth using. if you're okay with the terrible wobble, then so far it has not been a bad product at all though. it does a better job than my blade grinder a grinding the coffee I guess, it's just not fully what I was looking for. and the price of $20 I guess is on the cheap end. I think I should have found one for 40 or 50 bucks that does it better though. it's not a bad grinder per se it's just not a great one.

Just a bit over a month and the square mechanism that spins grinded lovely metal shavings and became round and now it doesn't grind. What a waste!

Got one about 3 weeks ago. Used about 4-5 times a week. The handle already sheared clean off at the screw. It's almost a relief because of how long and much of a workout it is just to grind enough coffee for one cup. Will be investing in something of higher quality next time.