Me encantó!

Lo compre a precio de oferta en Amazon y la verdad estoy súper satisfecho, cabe mencionar que las piezas con que muele el café son de acero inoxidable y se ven de muy buena calidad.

Prompt deliveryDoes the jobExactly as advertised

I bought it for a cheap gluten free flour grinder. It works well for that purpose but I did have to put a large plastic bag over it to keep the flour from making a large mess. The smallest setting is not uniform but I won't need to sift it either....While I wouldn't buy it for my morning coffee on account of the mess it would make it is a great solution for cheap flour grounder instead of an expensive high end blender at 1.50 for 100g of flour these days for gluten free.

Muele muy bien, tiene varias graduaciones y me ha funcionado perfectamente bien, mejor que las oster y las otras que venden en el mercado. Aquí en México no la hay, es importada pero vale la pena. Mejor invertir un poco más en un artículo de mejor calidad que en los de mediocre calidad que hay en las tiendas

Es un buen aparato, el ruido que hace es similar al de una licuadora, así que no me molesta, muele de manera eficiente los granos de café, peeeeero cuando lo quiero para la máquina que hace espresso, capuchinos, etc, que se requiere un molido muy fino, no se logra, yo lo que hago es molerlo en lo más fino, y lo vuelvo a poner (moler dos veces) y ya queda aceptable (no perfecto, pero más aceptable).Conclusión, por la rapidez con que se muele, y el precio, creo que todo va acorde. Sí me gusta, la seguiré usando aunque tenga que moler lo dos veces.

Es un buen moledor de café, me llegó antes de lo esperado, fácil de usar en general, no ocupa mucho espacio y es estético.Para quien quiera comprarlo o tenga el interés.Ciertamente es una buena opción si quieres moler café relativamente rápido, utilizo para almacenar mi café molido en unos tarros de vidrio que me rinden a mi una semana aproximadamente, eso tomándome dos tazas al día. Lo muele bien pero no al nivel para hacer café turco, por lo que ví que comentan muy seguido. Es un excelente producto, el mantenimiento y limpieza relativamente fácil es cuestión de agarrarle la onda.Lo único que cambiaría, considerando que no es un mal el producto, todo lo contrario, sería la capacidad en número de tazas, para el tarro que utilizo que aprox. de 1/4 o menos, lo lleno al máximo moliendo el café 2 y media en la configuración de 12 tazas, me agrada que sea automático pero también estaría bien la facilidad de poder tener un modo que se mantenga sin la necesidad de configurarlo a x cantidad de tazas.

Que me gustó del producto: Su exterior es de buena consistencia. Posee muchas graduaciones que seguramente te dan la opción de encontrar aquella adecuada a tu gusto. También su practicidad de los botones y facilidad de uso, la hacen muy práctica.Que no me gustó: Ojalá el molino fuese de cerámica en vez de acero, le daría mas vida útil al molinillo, de ahí en fuera, estoy muy contento con mi compra, la cual la hice ya hace 11 meses atrás, tiempo sufieciente para poder haber evaluado bién éste producto.

Ojo! No sirve para un molido muy fino (que es lo requerido para el espresso). Si lo usan para cafetera francesa o en las convencionales para café americano, está excelente.

Estoy muy satisfecho con este molino para café. Es justo lo que buscaba a un excelente precio. Es muy fácil de usar, los controles para regular el tamaño de la molienda del grano y para la cantidad de café a moler, son super intuitivos y muy fáciles de ajustar, y es muy fácil de limpiar. Nuestro café espresso de la mañana ahora es preparado con café recién molido, lo cual le da un sabor inigualable y mucho mejor que con café comprado ya molido; además el aroma que se libera durante la molienda es riquísimo. Estoy super satisfecho con esta compra.

I ordered this for my husband a few months ago after our last grinder broke. So far we've had no issues, it grinds nicely, and is way less messy than our last grinder. It's easy to work with, use and clean. He was reluctant to try this type of grinder (two chambers, grounds gravity feed to bottom), but this one successfully converted him.

After reading through the reviews of MUCH more expensive burr coffee grinders, and owning a comparably-priced Mr Coffee burr grinder for a couple of years, I decided to take a chance with this one from Chefman, a company I had never heard of before.I received it yesterday and put it through some tests. NOTE: This unit appears identical to the Secura branded unit, which is similarly priced.1) It is quite a bit quieter than my Mr. Coffee grinder but still somewhat noisy, as the grinder operates at a high speed, not slow speed like the Capresso and Baratza grinders advertise. Not sure I buy the "slower grinding keeps cooler so it won't overheat your beans as they grind" claim-of-superiority (Baratza and Capresso) since coffee beans are first roasted at much higher temperatures than the grinding could possibly induce, then you immediately pour really hot water over them - so why would essentially warming the beans during grinding make a difference? Logically, it would not. Seems like coffee snobbery to me.2) It does not bounce around the last couple of beans like the Mr. Coffee grinder does (which is frustrating to me) - they all go through the Chefman grinder properly in a short time3) It has about 1/2 the footprint of the Mr. Coffee grinder, and is much shorter - fits in my tiny kitchen well.4) The adjustment for grinding is easy (a dial on the side of the unit) and from what I could see the grounds were fairly uniform (I test-ground medium and dark roast coffee on settings from fine to medium to coarse, and there was a decent range of results). Capresso, Baratza, Quisinart and Mr. Coffee have the upper grinder plate attached to the top hopper and you set the grind with how far "in" you screw (tighten) the hopper. I don't know which is more accurate, but I like the dial adjustment of the Chefman.5) You set the duration of the grinding action via a dial on the front above the "on" button. It would be great if it had a 1-cup setting, as I usually grind just one cup worth of beans at a time (2 cups is the lowest setting for the time it remains on). Not a huge deal, as you can press the Start button again to stop the grinder or just let it run empty for a few more seconds before it automatically shuts off.6) It has a pretty interesting construction for the grinder assembly - you remove the stationary upper half of the grinder plate with a quarter-turn to the right (CW) and it lifts out. You can then use the (somewhat chintzy but reasonably effective) included brush to clean out the lower grinder and the upper half can be washed as needed. To replace it, just set it in and tighten to the left (CCW). Brainless.7) The lid on the top (beans) hopper appears to have a safety interlock to prevent the grinder from starting without the lid securely in place, though I have not tried operating it without the lid in place. Yet.8) The grounds exit into a clear plastic container with a clear lift-off lid, similar to how they exit the Mr. Coffee grinder. There is some static build up that makes the fines cling to the plastic, but I expect ground coffee to cling to plastic. It's easy to wash the catch container and to pour out the ground coffee into your Aeropress, Chemex, whatever you use.While I hope that this thing lasts, as I expect to use it daily for a few cups, it is off to a good start with what I consider a solid design and easy operation. And an attractive price compared to Baratza and Capresso. Unless you need to impress yourself, your family and/or friends with an expensive brand name device, The Chefman is a solid choice.

I was in the market for a decent burr grinder, but really didn't want to spend a lot. I looked and compared and priced. Then I came across this one. I read the reviews. Some people complained it was too tiny. It grinds enough to make twelve cups of either coarse or fine grind so I didn't see that as an issue. Some complained it was flimsy or cheaply made. Not just "Yeah, it's a cheap product and built as such." No, these people rip it apart and whine about every little nuance wrong with it. "The brush was too tiny" "It was a little too noisy" "The plastic had a 1 mm chip on the edge' And they end up giving it two stars for pettiness. I take those reviews with a grain of salt. Most of those people are expecting a Ferrari when they paid for a Chevette.I figured, "Let's give this thing a whirl."Noise: A bit noisy, but it is grinding beans. Ever been in Starbucks or the grocery store when they are grinding beans? It's a bit noisy. We aren't talking train whistle 90 dB though. We aren't talking high speed margarita blender noise. It's a grinder. So yes, there will be noise.Grinding: You have settings for 0 which is coarse and 4 which is fine. There are 17 clicks in-between. The 4 setting is super fine, like Turkish coffee fine. The coarse is more of a French Press grind. You really need to play with the in-betweens to get the grind to your liking. I find a couple notches from 4 is perfect for espresso. NOTE TO COLD BREW FANS: Don't get this burr grinder if that's your express reason to buy it. The coarse won't be coarse enough for cold brew. But if you don't care or you think the stuff in the can at the supermarket works well enough, then you should be fine.Hopper: It holds a few beans over 12 cups coarse. It's really the right size for a pot.Container: I like it though it can get a tad tricky to pop in and out. The lid (I feel) is a nice touch. It's not to cumbersome to take off and it's a relatively seamless fit.Ceramic Burr: This is the part I love. It pops out! You reach in, turn, and out it comes to get a nice clean. Just grab your cleaning brush and brush it down. I clean after every use so there's never a build up.Brush: Ok, it's little and not all that impressive. It is perfect for cleaning the area where the ground coffee enters the container. That tends to get a little blocked up with grounds around the edges. The bristles are short and stiff and cleans the corners pretty good.The unit itself small so it takes up little counter space (though I store mine away when not in use).I've been using mine for over four months now with no issues (touch wood). This is seriously one terrific grinder.