Well got this after having a bad time with a couple of electric burr grinders. I will review it on the following criteria: 1. Build Quality & Looks : The build quality seems pretty good, everything looks sturdy and well made. The ceramic grinder is of high quality with all the high quality metal paraphernalia and the container with the cork stopper to keep your coffee fresh, is a brilliant addition. The mason jar holding the coffee is also made of good quality glass and is air tight. Talking about the looks, it is a neat addition to the coffee setup in my office, however, I wish, the base anti-slip rubber sleeve and the lid of the coffee grinder chamber were not that dirty brown. All in all - looks sturdy, durable and pretty eye-pleasing if you can get over the dirty brown. 2. Ease of use and functionality: It is not a very quick and comfortable thing to use, but when you are buying a manual burr grinder, you know what you are getting. The instruction manual that comes with it, is not the most user friendly, very few instructions, but all that you will probably need is here, so this is just nit-picking. Regardless, the machine is very simple to take apart for cleaning and to put together. The grind setting is a little tricky though, it just doesn't sit on all settings, hence there is no margin for getting a grind between lets say 1-3 grind setting for example (imagine it - there is no grind setting on it). Hence the grind is either coarse or too coarse, "FINE" is not an option. It works well for French Press, filter and percolator, but don't even think of getting this for your Espresso machine, unless some beautiful soul comes with a DIY solution to achieve that. Grinding movement is not very fluid, as in it feels like your are struggling a little with the machine, sometimes it just wants to be a little unruly. The anti slip dirty brown rubber sleeve, doesn't really do it's job well and you have to put a decent amount of pressure on the grinder to keep it sitting - however that is more to do with the grinding not being smooth. Also - keeping it in the same grind setting is suggested, once you have found that setting after a lot of trial and error (and trust me it is extremely frustrating) it is easier to leave it, than lets say - adjusting it every time to get the perfect grind for different kind of coffee brewing processes. I now exclusively drink French Press. Value for Money - It is expensive for what it is, as it doesn't do it very well. It does it OK, but the cost is certainly not justifiable for the final product delivery - that is ground coffee, that is not very consistent. Read more

Hace el trabajo y lo hace bien, es de buena calidad y esta bonito. El unico detalle es que regular el grosor del molino es algo complicado, pero nada del otro mundo. Excelente relacion precio-calidad Read more

I love this thing! It’s simple and easy to use and it’s cool to look at. I only make one cup of coffee (ok, sometimes two) per day so it’s easy enough to just fill up the hopper with beans and get to grindin’. If I had one complaint is that the nut holding the handle on can loosen while grinding, but honestly you just tighten it up and move on with your morning. Read more

Design diferenciado. Acabamento muito bom. Acrescenta muito na experiência de beber um bom café. Read more

Loved this grinder. It’s made almost all of steel, wood, glass. Nice not holding plastic grinding. Lasted 5 years grinding every morning. Would buy again. Read more