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Michelle Smith
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de noviembre de 2024
Seems very well made and works great! Easy to use
J W.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de noviembre de 2024
I like the amount of adjustments in grinding and it does well for my espresso machine. It’s kinda loud but it gets the job done quickly so that’s ok. It does spray the ground coffee out all over if you don’t hold the cup up to the grind chamber. And the attachment for the portafilter just doesn’t do its job. I probably wouldn’t buy this one again.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 19 de octubre de 2024
1. Coffee goes everywhere because the container for the ground coffee has a gap. I had to bend a spoon and jan it underneath the container to prevent the coffee from scaring across the counter.2. The lowest volume setting exceeds the large espresso cup setting on my espresso maker, so you can’t automatically grind to the correct amount of coffee for an espresso. Also the espresso attachment has a gap that scatters the coffee. It also doesn’t fit the hand tamp.
adam
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de octubre de 2024
This grinder does a great job! It actually grinds so fine, I run it on 4 in my espresso machine. Very accurate grind and cup size. All around just a great grinder.
Phred
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de abril de 2024
A great product for the money but it has some interesting design and documentation flaws. but first - !!!It grinds coffee exceedingly well and the hopper to the knurl does not jam. The last few beans may be reluctant to enter the grind chamber but a few taps on the bean container resolves the problem.There are 2 design problems -The first is that the cup setting seems to bear no relation to the number of cups you want to brew. I suspect that at two settings, fine grind (1) and coarse grind (25), the timing is correct. All the other settings are linear divisions of the two settings and in effect domnot account for the different levels of work, specifically the time required to do that work. My solution is to load the bean container with the required number of cup measures and turn off the grinder when it has finished.The second design shortcoming relates to my only making coffee once a day. I also make 2 or 3 different type of coffee. So a label as to what range of settings to use for the different types is needed. You might argue that I should be able to remember that insignificant detail, but really do you remember what the steady red light on your Nikon battery charger means? So I put a label on my grinder with just that information; see the photo.Likewise, there are two documentation flaws -The documentation flaw is visible in the attached photo. What is that clear object laying on the notepad; it's the unidentified and undocumented chute for your espresso porta-filter.A possible second documentation flaw is that the Amazon page for the grinder (the source for my label) offers more information about grind/coffee types than does the supplied documentation.
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