Coffee Grinder Electric with Adjustable Coarseness Ceramic Burrs, Portable One Touch Electric Spice Coffee Bean Grinder with Clean Brush, Type-C Charging, Black

I got the hand crank version since I've always had bad luck with electrical motors dying on me. The grinder is easy to use but the setting to change the grain coarse size is pretty much a guessing game. I started at the finest it would go and increased by 8 click increments, then 4 click increments, and ground a few beans at each increment till I got the grain size I wanted. I think around 28 clicks is what I counted to get the size for pour over grinds.

Compact coffee grinder decent quality only drawback is dialing in the coursness of the grind does not appear to be exact. Just turn it one way for Courser and the other for finer grounds there’s no specific settings.

Lindo diseño.

This grinder works well and is easy to use. My only gripe is that it's a little large for my hands to comfortably grasp and use. Easy to recharge and store. Looks as pictured.

Easy to use and clean. No problem grinding up my first cup on receiving the product. Strong recommendation for those looking for a portable grinder.

It’s good but seems like all the settings from coarse to fine is all the same .

The media could not be loaded.  I used the recommended 30 grams of coffee beans which is a slightly heaping 1/3 cup of coffee beans. I was unable to get the black lid back on in order to grind the beans. This is not the most intuitive or easy to use grinder.

I really like it. It's easy to use and I love that it's cordless and rechargeable. The only minor issue is that it takes between 4 and 5 minutes to grind enough coffee for one cup. Having said that, it's just a matter of getting used to starting it early enough.

Worked for a brief time but broke after perhaps 20 grinds. No support documentation or ability to return to working order so you get what you pay for.

Great grinder accept super annoying; the collection area isn't threaded to it spills ALL THE TIME. Terrible for anything other than always standing upright. Not camping friendly.

It is quiet and so easy to charge. It is very compact so I don't need a ton of counter space to commit. However, if I was to complain, I'd say it's very hard to tell what setting you have it on. While yes it is adjustable, it's not clear if the setting you chose is for "fine" or "medium". You kind of have to play around to get the grind you prefer.

despite the negative comments, I tried it. It does work well as long as there is coffee in the top reservoir. it does stop 5 seconds after the last grain is ground. Yes it is slow compared to traditional models, but it has been argued that this prevents overheating (which destroy some subtle aromas !) It is still faster than manual (apparently the only way for real men to grind stuff). it charges with usb C cable (also the only real USB cable ). and keeps the charge for approximately one week, providing a dozen doses for a dozen expressos cortos (the only real thing between a real dinner and a real grappa)