1ZpressoK-Ultra Manual Coffee Grinder Iron Gray with Carrying Case, Assembly Consistency Grind Stainless Steel Conical Burr, Foldable Handle, Numerical External Adjustable Setting, All-Round Grinder

Very consistent grind, also very fast and easy to operate (easy to hold). No need for any upper body strength UNLESS you want to grind Turkish fine. I find that around 1.5 setting is ideal for Turkish coffee, which is very difficult to find in any grinders. The metal hopper sometimes hold the ground coffee, so you need a small brush to completely remove everything, but otherwise very happy with this grinder. Holds up to 30 grams of coffee, and the hopper holds up to around 35 grams.

This is the best and most versatile grinder I own.A huge step up from my Breville grinder in every sense. It’s more suited for my taste compared to my DF64 v2 for filtered cups, although I still prefer the former for espresso.Very comfortable to use and the grinding is surprisingly effortless and fast, even for espresso. My only issue is that the bottom compartment can sometimes get loose or fall, when I hold it too low (I have quite big hands though).Easy to clean and disassemble for calibration or maintenance. The included parts are great for these purposes as well, no need to get new cleaning tools for the moment.I’ve been using it for about 6 months and couldn’t be happier. I originally got it for brewing at work, but I like it so much that I carry it everywhere, so the case is especially appreciated.10/10 would recommend for anyone looking to level up their coffee for all methods, especially regarding cup clarity and fruity/nutty aromas. Excellent all-rounder and very versatile.

When my wife and I started down the path to a perfect pour over we started with the Baratza Encore. It was a great entry grinder (still our day to day), but when we would pick up a fresh bag of beans from a new roaster, or just wanted to switch it up in the morning, or I wanted to brew a cup at work, it wasn’t very convenient to clean out the beans or pack it back and forth in my bag.This was my second manual grinder, but it’s by a mile my favorite. It is really well made - solid build, tight tolerances, heavy, feels incredibly durable which especially matters for a portable grinder. Refined details like the magnetically attached catch cup, the very finely tuned grind size adjustment ring, the big wooden handle, the spring mechanism for folding the handle up, the way the grinding handle attaches magnetically, and how easy it is to disassemble and clean. I liked the inclusion on the brush and air bladder for cleaning. The whole unit is beautiful and I enjoy having it out in my office.For a small manual grinder with its ease of portability it’s still the grind performance that won me over. Perfect consistency in the grindings, and I’ve enjoyed being able to very easily fine tune the grind settings depending on the beans and brew method of the day. And it is incredibly fast. The resistance while grinding feels very manageable, never catches, and it takes about 30 seconds for a full 35-36g of beans.My only small ? is the amount of static I seem to generate. It’s kind of hard to get the clinging grounds off the cup or the sides of the grinder, which makes more of a mess than I expected. I’m going to try misting the beans to see if it helps.But that’s my only negative. I love and highly recommend it.

Excellent quality and it makes coffee taste different, better and fresher, because it doesn’t over heat the beans.So I found you can reheat the cup of coffee in the microwave multiple if you want, without changing the taste.It looks nice and a very sturdy build.Should last forever, as the grinders conical blades are sturdy but also replaceable.Shouldn’t need replacing for a very long time.I bought their best $250 model for versatility .It can be dialed in or out 0-10 to grind very fine for expresso or large grinds or anywhere in between.I use 5 for a regular drip coffee machine.Their cheaper models should be fine for regular coffee.To make a 14 cup carafe I just fill it up works good.Then grind it for about 30+ turns.It’s built ergonomically for ease of use.Hold it close to your chest or stomach for leverage.Sit down if you prefer.Switching hands a couple times, as it is harder to hold on to the body versus the swing out handle that your opposite hand is cranking it.But no big deal.If camping or the power goes out, you’ll still have coffee !

Like this one, my third hand grinder. Like the magnetic cup, the exterior grind number setting scale, the size of the magnetic cup (will hold 40 grams, usually do 34 grams for two big cups.....the top of the grinder only holds about 28 grams at one time), & the folding handle. It took me 3 different You tube videos before I could properly Calibrate the number scale for grinding, but I eventually got. Use a setting of #9 for fairly Coarse Pour Over Hario Switch V60 coffee making. A Consistent grind in daily use. Heavy, sturdy construction....and its bigger than it looks on line. Impressive

My husband and I have always loved coffee and wanted to dive into pour overs and other brewing methods outside of your typical drip coffee machine. We have a regular blade grinder that we thought was great before we cared about how our coffee came out. After doing a lot of research, this was one of the top recommend hand burr grinders based on our wants/needs. Maybe it’s the whole process, but the coffee came out amazing and you can really taste the flavors of the beans this way.This grinder is very easy to use and doesn’t take long to grind at all. It definitely takes some calibration at the start and every now and then sheer cleaning. It comes with a nice bag that makes it portable and you can use it wherever because it is very quiet. We plan to take it with us whenever we go camping. It might seem expensive, but it is great quality and worth every cent.