300g Grain Mill Grinder, 304 Stainless Steel Grain Mill High Speed Commercial Spice Grinder, Ultrafine Grain Household Flour Mill, Kitchen

Works really well, easy to use, and does its job perfectly. I was impressed with the quality, definitely recommend it.

Very nice little grinder

Broke after one use

It’s small but does the job. Love it easy to use small portions

Llego perfecto es justo como se ve.

This mill is small yet effective to get a fine powder. I use it for seeds for homade protein powder.

Cheap. Flour poofs out side of lid. Very cheap plastic. Doesn't grind all the way. Nor impressed. Will stick with my Braun coffee mill.

Used it twice and can already smell melting plastic from within the motor area - smells like electrical failure in process. It does not grind grain well at all - I had to use my food processor to finish the job. It does not hold much due to its compact size but that was expected. The top does not have a good locking system and can easily come loose while grinding - leading to a mess on the counter.

I Waited nearly a month for delivery. It arrived in perfect condition and works as expected. Tried it on pepper corns and whole cayenne without issue.

The product is electronically dead.I can return if shipping charges is paid to me. The product is NOT workable Any the shipping cost will be more then the price of the product. If Amazon can send me return voucher I shall do the needful

it was described as good for chopping nuts up. it grinds them to a powder. So not as the item was described. and to return it would cost more than the product.

product is advertised as a 300g Grain Mill Grinder, and also a flour mill. The paper inside the item says that it will grind coffee beans, peanuts, pepper, beans and almonds. It states nothing about grinding wheat berries into flour.

This grinder isn't well-suited for grinding grain, but it can handle small amounts of spices—roughly 3 to 5 tablespoons. The motor is too weak for heavier loads; for example, 150 grams of wheat berries or barley flakes is enough to bog it down until it stalls. Running an electric motor that hard isn't good for the machine and can potentially blow the thermal fuse.