FWQPRA® Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting - Conical Ceramic Burr Mill & Brushed Stainless Steel - Burr Coffee Grinder for Pour Over Drip Coffee, Espresso, French Press, Moka Pot, Aeropress

THIS IS A HONEST REVIEW.FIRST OF ALL LEMME TELL YOU ITS NOT BAD.ALSO CAUSE OF THE SIZE IT IS EASY TO CARRY IT IN YOUR BAG.NOW IF I KNEW THIS REVIEW BEFORE I WOULDN'T PREFER THIS PRODUCT. THERE ARE OTHER "COMFORTABLE" MANUAL GRINDERS TOO. Now..it takes 15mins perfectly if you grinding it without stopping. but then it also depends on how fine you gonna grind. if you want 2-3mm size pieces it will take less time.after a while your palm starts to pain.yes, you need to use muscles a bit to rotate it, also the upper part where the beans goes.. that part is not tight-fit to the lower part where the powder is collected. so if the nut holder stuck for a sec because of a hard coffee bean,, the upper part rotate with the holder. so you have to hold the upper part so tight that every after 3-4mins you need change hand or your palm will hurt. or rare possibility of getting your skin stuck in those gaps of upper beans container and the powder container.(it has happened with me.)

Like: Consistent fine grindDislike: The gap between grinding surfaces starts varying along the circumference as grind size is increased. This is because the rotating part of the grind surface (grind cone) is not perfectly centered. The creates uneven grinding distance along the circumference. But for this price such engineering precision is perhaps too much to expect.Wish: Could have included a disassembling , cleaning and reassembly guide.Used it for about a month so can't say how durable it will be.

In coarse grind setting the ground is not precisely condistent, but obviously a better upgrade from mixer grinder for grinding coffee beans.Also, the lower part is not securely hold to upper part during grinding-one have to hold it tightly which can be sometime frustrating. But you will surely get used to it. Imo it definately worths the price tag.

Practical and cost effective way to grind coffee beans. It's a bit of a workout as well and would have been better if the bottom half of container had some sort of lock to it to prevent it from opening while grinding, thus minimizibg the strain.

Updating review after 2 months of use. All these 60 days had great coffee, freshly ground. However, last few days I see that the grind is very coarse irrespective of the bean type. Great example of China made product, good initially poor after use. Have to buy one more grinder. Will use this one for French press coffee.

It's a nice easy product. Grinds well as per your grind size. Coarse to fine ...need to experiment for espresso to adjust the exact grind.But yes..it's a hardwork to manually crank ..but I guess that's the fun..feels like a good exercise. And moreover so cheap than the other Burr grinders which start from 4k onwards ..

This is a beautifully designed product and grinds very well. It makes a nice addition to your kitchen. Only down side is grinding is not that comfortable. Grinding every morning may not be an enjoyable experience.

It's great to crush coffee according to type of coffee maker from fine to coarse.A little uneven ground when grinding coarse,but best in market according to price.