VAVSEA Burr Coffee Grinder, Electric Coffee Bean Grinder with 18 Precise Grind Settings, 3-18 Cup, for Espresso/Drip/Pour Over/Cold Brew/French Press

mine did not come with a lid for thing you put coffee beans in, i just held hand over i make 6 cup or less i'm sure anything could be used as lid. you must push down on hopper to get it to start

We just received our purchase (VAVSEA Coffee Grinder Model HY1421) and really enjoy using it with our French Press. The grind setting ranges from Course for French Press to Fine for Espresso and is easy to set. We like the size of the unit because we can choose 4 cups (range is from 3-18 cup capability) and can grind only what we need instead of having to grind an entire bag of beans. The unit is easy to disassemble for cleaning %26 reassemble. We also chose this unit because it uses stainless conical grinding plates instead of blades. This is a great unit for the price.

This burr grinder is the best burr grinder I have owned. The settings for the amount and the course to fine grind work great and have a very wide range. It is easy to clean, and it looks great on our counter as well! We love this grinder for our coffee beans and highly recommend it. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!

Works great and doesn't take up much counter space! Can be a little messy because of the static electricity that builds up on the plastic hopper during the grind, and a little access will dribble out when you remove the hopper. That's perfectly understandable and doesn't bother me! A great little machine at a great price!

It grinds nicely and I like mine fine. The only negative is it is a little clunky moving the container in and out, fits tightly. The other thing is there is no way to take the lid off without a little bit of grounds falling out of the lid. But for the price it is a good value.

I have no problem with how the product works as it is grinding great. It's compact and easy to use. The reason for the low score is I waste so much of the grinds trying to remove the container from the grinder. Grinds get everywhere in my kitchen because of this thing.they blow out the back of the container. Stick to the top etc. I would recommend finding one with a glass container and not plastic with static.

It's plastic construction and it got pretty hot when we ground up our 1st cup (unit's cup) of beans. We started in the middle thinking we would get a medium grind, but it was VERY fine. Gonna pay the extra $20 to replace the cuisinart. It lasted almost 10 years, but the burr is worn.

Compaired to a hand burr grinder I had previously, this is not better. The grinds are very inconsistent, in fact even on the most coarse setting you get a very fine powder at first that can effect the final flavor of the coffee. As for cleaning, it is very difficult. the capture basket doesn't sit flush enough to the grinder outlet so there can be tiny specks of coffee flying out of the gaps. I only suggest getting this if You are in need of a quick cheap "Burr" grinder.

First time using it. Wanted a fine grind and the finest setting was looking very coarse. I used the largest setting to see if the dial may just be miscalibrated. I put it on the 6 second timer. After 3 seconds it started making a funny sound and then smoking!!! I had to quickly unplug it. My house stinks. And it's winter so I can't open windows.

This grinder looks nice but it's not nice when it comes to functionality, coffee grounds always spill as it's grinding and the coffee beans don't come down into the blades smoothly so it doesn't actually grind the right amount because of this, returning this item