Electric Burr Coffee Grinder – Quiet, Mini, USB Rechargeable, Adjustable Conical Burr Mill, 20 Grind Settings for Espresso, Pour-Over, French Press, Moka,by Nuttii a TIMEMORE Brand (Olive Green)

Easy to use.

This portable coffee grinder works really well. It’s compact and easy to carry, perfect for travel or daily use.

It's actually a very good grinder, better than I thought. It’s small, easy to use, and doesn’t make a lot of noise, which is perfect for early mornings. The coffee comes out nice and even, and you can adjust it depending on how you like your coffee. It’s also great for travel since it doesn’t take up much space and holds a charge well. It’s not the fastest, but it gets the job done and the coffee tastes much better. Overall, a solid little grinder I’d recommend.

音もすごく静かで良い商品だと思います。キャンプとかで大活躍しますね！

I'm really happy with this coffee grinder. I've been wanting a burr style grinder for awhile but most machines are just too big for the limited cupboard and counter space I have in my kitchen. I bought this to use with my Aeropress, and like the other review mentioned, it fits perfectly on top. I set it to around 12 clicks. Adjusting the grind size was a bit confusing with how it's labeled, but I eventually figured it out. I don't have a scale but found the top lid is almost exactly the same volume as the Aeropress scoop, so I just use the lid to measure out my beans - I don't know if this was an intentional design feature but it's really convenient that it works this way (and I suspect this was on purpose but was not specified in the manual). I've used it almost daily for the last week and a half and haven't needed to recharge it yet. It isn't too loud, I would say at least half the noise level of my previous standard blade style grinder. I love the colour, which is a nice bonus if I leave it on the counter, though I wish the buttons were perhaps metal (copper or rose gold) to make it look more high end. My only minor complaint is the separator under the top lid makes it awkward to pour the beans in, so I need to cup one hand around the side so beans don't bounce off and spill over the side. I think the raised section could be moved down a centimeter or two to avoid this issue while still swerving it's purpose of distributing the beans. Overall this seems well designed and I'm glad I took the risk on trying it out.