Portable Electric Coffee Grinder LHKLUK, Conical Ceramic Burrs, Adjustable Coffee Grinder & ABS Body, Quiet Auto-Stop, Perfect for Espresso/Cold Brew/Drip

I purchased this to grind my low carb sweeteners into powder and it works perfect! The fine setting makes the perfect powdered sweetener with no mess. I can put the exact amount I want into the grinder and just push the button to grind and walk away.

Have used it twice thus far..here are my notes: feels durable, quiet, very compact, easy to use, like the auto stop, coffee grounds were perfect. Also noted the grinding process is slower than my previous ( Braun ) grinder, product does not come charged, charging isn't exactly fast. Curious to see how long it holds a charge. All in all I would buy it again. NOTE: my BRAUN grinder bought in the 80s still works but it's packed away as in the process of moving.

This machine is entirely too small for what the grind we wanted to do it only grinds beans which is OK but he also wanted to grind coffee in it so I need to return it now but other ones will enjoy it. It does grind well definitely would probably do some Herbs. Then the container was slick sleek and visible through the top very clear no problems with the canister at all.

I bought this mini grinder just to try whole bean coffee and because when U read about grinders it says ceramic is better than steel grinders and ceramic grinders are really expensive. I usually drink a lot of tea lately but have been drinking more coffee, but I like putting the fake liquid coffee creamer I. My coffee. I read over instructions . Pretty easy to open and close the clear bottom that catches the ground coffee, but I found opening the chamber to put the whole beans in is kind of hard , I accidentally hit the on button while trying to close bean hopper. I tried to measure the beans as it says 40 grams max, but I dumped some back out as I had trouble twisting it back closed. Guess a person wi get used to just dumping some beans in. It just grinds enough for say a big cup of coffee. I pushed start button and it ran for about 2 minutes and shut off, but it only ground about 2/3 of beans so I shuck it a little and pushed button again and it ground rest. It has an adjustment on grind size , line fine to course and course is 40 , I set it to 35. In my photos I put some ground beans compared to already bought ground coffee, I would say it was slightly courser. I did try some fresh black coffee and it did taste good. I took photo of brand I used and bought it T Walmart for line $9.bucks, they sure didn't gave a very big selection of whole bean coffee at my JMS, ND Walmart. Line usual, it came with a cord to charge it, but no plug to plug it into the wall outlet. Do had to round one up. It was t charged, but I just plugged it into over nite. It says to keep it away from water, comes with a little brush to clean out ground catcher. I am interest in what my friend thinks. As she is a black coffee drinker. And wi know more about taste. I had a $5 buck gift card so my investment was under $20 bucks .

It is a good place to start for the price of this electric grinder. It moves fairly slow, so make sure to take that into account. For reference, I've been a barista for 4 years so I'm used to commercial grade barista gear. Easy to clean, easy to charge.

First of all, I can't be too picky when I consider this is a cordless burr grinder - first it's quite small. So that's either good thing or a drawback, all depends on your individual needs. It hold enough for 2 shots of espresso with a full grind cycle. It does grind well - just slow. It charges quickly with a C charger that is included. It's excellent for compact living or travelers. The grind options are great too, and accurate.

In truth, I had ordered 2 grinders to replace my 20 year old broken one. The first one, the button that one needs to be held down manually while grinding. This option did not really appeal to me. This was the first to arrive. I discovered that holding the button or pulsing for about 10 seconds was not a problem. When the second one arrived with dials and fancy things. Big problem, not charged. I plugged it in and told myself that tomorrow is another day. During that day, I had visions of my coffee grinder dying mid grind for want of a charge. So, the rechargeable one goes back tomorrow. I would rather hold the button for 10 seconds than run out of power altogether and have no coffee.

The hopper is too small. I had to press the button for 3 cycles to get all the beans ground in the tiny hopper. The grind size is way too fine for it to be used as a french press grinder. At the largest grind setting (40 Coarse) for a french press, I would guess the size would work better for a drip, but it would take 2 hoppers full to make what is needed for a drip. 1 hopper was not enough for my 1 liter french press. Maybe 1.5 hoppers worth, 4 to 5 cycles having to push the start again. I took pictures, but the site is working as good as this grinder right now and will not upload images of less than 3MB each.

Grinder takes several minutes to grind enough coffee for a single espresso. Often stops grinding and needs to be jiggled to allow the beans to get back into the grinding birs. Otherwise it does a nice grind but super slow and stops grinding with beans are still in the hopper

itbdoes not stay running. runs about 5 seconds shuts off. not very efficient when you only get 5 seconds of grind time and have to grind multiple times.