Portable Electric Coffee Grinder – Rechargeable Stainless Steel Burr Grinder for Freshly Ground Coffee Anywhere, Precise Grinding & Internal Adjustable Coarseness – Black

Good product - does its job. Beans until the top (2 standard scoops of coffee beans) grinds in close to 4 mins, which is much efficient than manual coffee grinder. Settings are also easy to test. My recommendation for first use is to dispose the first 2 grinds to give more cleaner coffee bean powder. Charging is also easy and convenient. Noise level is nominal, should not be an issue for sensory overload, to the level I have at least. Can’t promise the durability but depends upon usage and battery life. I use it once per day and it does a good job. Worth considering to but amongst the options available. It’s definitely not the coffee experts level but cleanly does its job. I recommend it for daily use.

I’m practically a newbie when it comes to coffee grinding at home, having used Nespresso machines for most of my life. However, I recently switched to a Hario V60 and filter coffee. I hadn’t heard of burr coffee grinders before, but I’m so glad I found this one. It’s incredibly good to me for a few reasons: - It’s wireless, which is a huge plus. - It holds a charge for quite a long time, so I don’t have to worry about running out of power. - The burr grinder works just fine. I don’t know why, but I find it fascinating to watch it grind the beans. - It has a low noise volume. The burr grinder doesn’t grind beans super fast, so it takes a little time, but it doesn’t produce a lot of noise. - It’s incredibly valuable for money, in my opinion.

A sleek and stylish coffee grinder that delivers surprisingly effective results. However, adjusting the coarseness is a frustrating experience. There’s no clear guidance on how many turns are needed, and the central piece can be rotated endlessly, leading to wasted coffee in the process. This could be much more user-friendly. Additionally, a low battery indicator would be a good feature—something simple like a green, yellow, or red light would suffice. On the positive side, the grinder produces consistent results (at least during the two days I’ve used it so far), takes about 90 seconds to grind 20 grams of coffee (v60 coarseness) and offers good value for the price. Also, it noise level is okay. Would be cool if it came in all matte black!

Initially I was pleased with the product but since purchasing in March 2026, it no longer holds charge and grind a full cycle. That’s only 5 months the product has worked and I’m now in a position where I am unable to do anything as the returns window has passed.

Wanted a convenient entry-level electric mill for convenience. Reasonably priced so I ordered one. > Similar looking stainless steel burr as Timemore C2 (I'd say 20-22 clicks for V60 or Clever drip coffee) > USB-C charging cable > Can easily grind 25g or maybe bit more - useful for 400-450 ml drip coffee > Relatively speedy operation and decent grind thanks to the burr similar to C2 Slight downside: > # of clicks for what type of coffee grind not shown - would have been useful printed in the instruction > Removing - restoring burr for cleaning can be tricky. Had to use the handle from Kingrinder P2 to keep the burr still and click back into the unit > Don't know how long the battery will last before replacing - I suppose the low price is attractive enough to buy more than one similar units > Coffee grind dust and leftovers do stick to the burr and collection cup - cleaning relatively straightforward, however Despite some minor shortcomings, overall I am happy using the grinder for making coffee with Hario V60 size 2 and Hario drip assistant.

Bought this thinking it was worth a punt before I shelled out for a "serious" grinder, but honestly for my needs I don't see myself replacing it any time soon. Produces a consistent grind in a range suitable for anything from a moka pot to a cafetiere. Personally I don't think it grinds quite fine enough for espresso, but if you have an espresso machine you're probably happy to spend more than £35 on a grinder. Adjustment fineness is adequate - I'm sure it wouldn't satisfy a real coffee geek, but it's enough to get a good cup out of my aeropress so I'm happy with it. For the price it seems hard to beat, though I can't comment on longevity yet having only had it a few weeks

Does the job brilliantly. Very easily and finely adjustable for grind, not too noisy and one charge lasts a decent length of time.

This is a proper Coffee Grinder. It doesnt chop up the beans. Settings allow different grades rough through fine grind. Recharges. Probably a 4.5 but takes a bit of working out to get the grind right. Good price. Small so does a couple of expressos worth of beans. Recommended

actually its good, much easier than with my mechanical blender. and battery is good too did not have to charge since i bought it couple months ago

Quando lo metti in carica non si capisce se sta caricando dato che non c'è nessuna luce che lo seegnala. Non funziona se è alimentato alla corrente. L'ho usato 4 settimane, adesso non funziona più. Pessimo prodotto

Funciona correctamente y puedes regular el grado de molienda. La xarga dura para unas seis moliendas