Manual Coffee Grinder - Adjustable, Quiet Mechanism with Conical Ceramic Burr Mill - Precision Grinding, Powder to Coarse Grounds - Use with Any Coffee Maker - Modern, Brushed Stainless Steel

Purchased this two weeks ago and it has received heavy use since then. Works great every time and easy to adjust and use. Very good quality and a good price too

Very cool looking and functions well. NiceGrind. However it is very small and takes a while to grind. If you are looking for a cool piece to use occasionally- this is perfect.

Great coffee grinder for the price. Fairly consistent grind and the chamber holds enough beans to brew two cups. Handle fits snug on the spindle. Would buy again

Takes as long to grind the beans as it does to brew the coffee. Also not ergonomically wonderful. It’s better than not having coffee.

I wanted something that isn't really loud as my roommate works nights. This is perfect! It does take longer to grind than an electric grinder, but I would hope everyone understands that bit. If you leave the handle attached when trying to set it upright, it will fall over. However, it's tough and I haven't done any damage in the countless times I forgot to take the handle off before setting it down. It's also really lightweight so it works great for camping/hiking!

I like the product and it grind coffee, but the grind size is inconstant and there are a lot of fines. I've used it for both a french press and an AeroPress. If I use this to grind coffee for a french press, it makes too many fine particles for the coarse grind size, so you get a lot of particles in the coffee after the press.When I use it for the AreoPress, I have to use a very find grind. That works better with this grinder, but then it can take 200 turns just for two scoops of coffee.Overall, it's okay but good for the price.

Thought it would all be stainless throughout but the internals that pulverize the coffee beans is a hard plastic. Time will tell how long the plastic lasts. First impressions and use is it's really nice. So simple to make the coarse to fine ground adjustments. Plenty of leverage with the long handle and not tiring at all to crank. You'd think that spinning the crank faster would lessen grinding time but it doesn't. Slower cranking speed works better. Top half holds 6 tablespoons of whole beans and can be used to store them. Bottom half holds 7 tablespoons of fresh ground in a clear plastic cup. Takes about 4 minutes to grind 6 tablespoons of beans. Annoying thing is the cup tends to slide out of the stainless housing when pouring out the fresh grounds. You can hold the cup through the slots to keep it from falling out but it's easy to forget super early in the AM when half asleep. Current fix is 3 layers of weatherproof Gorilla double stick tape on the bottom of the cup to hold it in and it's working well. There's something satisfying about going from silence to hearing, feeling, and smelling organically grown coffee beans being pulverized to a perfect ground by hand. So old school. And so extremely cool. Love it.

My forearms are now imbalanced because of this product. Joke aside, I like how easy and compact this grinder is to use. You can dial in the type of grind just right according to your need. I still use this from time to time, but have moved on to an electric grinder.