Automatic Coffee Grinder with 5 Presets, 12 Cup Capacity, Black – Ideal for Home Use and Espresso Lovers

This coffee grinder produces consistent grind quality in a set it and forget it way. Just load it up with your beans and preset your settings for how fine you want it and how much you are making. Push the button and walk away. It has a built in scraper that you can twist that will get the stuck on grands off the bottom and sides of the grind compartment. The only slight negative is this is the loudest coffee grinder I have ever used. I usually put a towel or jacket over it when it grinds. Not a dealbreaker at all as it does a great and consistent job each time.

Wife bought a bag of Starbucks coffee beans thinking it was ground coffee. I ordered this in the evening and it was at the house by the next afternoon. Didn't need a giant bean grinder for this task, so this little grinder fit the bill. Im impressed and dont drink coffee. She was impressed and likes coffee. It is fast, fill it, set it, and watch, shuts off automatically. Great little grinder for that 2 or 3 times a year you might have to grind coffee beans.

I really like how much coffe this grinds at one time. 4 stars because it's loud and 4 stars because it shuts off after the 2 to 3rd grind so I unplug it, let it sit for hours to a day, and then it works again. Annoying. Guess the motor needs a break.

super easy to use, does the job very well, great price... just don't overfill the hopper!!

It is just what I needed! My previous grinder was the type where you hold down the button to grind and just pray/guess/check to see if the grind comes out right. In this one, I put the beans in, select the approx number of cups for the amount of beans I put in, and push the button, and voila! Works perfectly! The grind comes out exactly correct. As for the sound, well, it's probably best not to do it while someone else is sleeping, but otherwise it is really not at all a big deal. It's the typical sound of a grinder (one that you haven't paid a hundred or more for). Considering that even for the max amount of beans, the time of grinding is maybe 20 seconds. Don't know about you, but for 20 seconds I ain't spending triple-plus for something quieter. It's not that bad or important, at least for me! The only possible 'con' is that the top part that you turn anti-clockwise to take off to empty the grounds is a bit tricky to do at first. Once you get the hang of it, it's fine. But the first time is a bit of a struggle. (But don't give up! It does get better. 😊 )

We purchased this grinder to replace our 30-year-old Mr. Coffee model that finally gave out. Unfortunately, this one lasted only about a year before becoming unusable. We’re extremely disappointed—it’s simply not the same level of quality. When we first bought it, we could add the beans, press the button, and walk away. Within just a few weeks, however, the locking mechanism that secures the lid failed, forcing us to hold the lid on during use. It wasn’t a major inconvenience at first, but it was certainly frustrating. Then the bean bowl cracked, and a large piece of plastic broke off entirely.

This grinder has a lot of pros and cons. The first thing that stands out to me is that it is very loud. It can be unpleasant every morning when trying to wake up. Some mornings I opted for my manual grinder. I like the idea that it has optional grind settings and a timeframe. Unfortunately, I often have a few larger chunks after grinding. It’s slightly inconsistent but it doesn’t affect the flavor of the coffee so it’s forgivable. The grinder is conveniently small in size so it is ideal for a small apartment apart from being very loud. It does have a self cleaning piece inside to help scrape it clean. I use a paper towel after scraping to finish the job. Compared to other grinder options, this one is affordable. So to summarize, it’s uncomfortably loud, slight inconsistent grind (not a huge deal), conveniently small size, easy to clean, and affordable.

Works great as advertised. My only concern is cable management for the power cord. Companies that make appliances big or small should put effort in cable management when the device is not being used. I had another older model that the base would turn to conceal and wind the power cord, so it is not hanging loose. In any case the grinder is fine;

I have had a few coffee grinders over the years. This is the best one yet. It is sort of the 2nd generation of Mr. Coffee bean grinders and has a lot of great features. I really like the fact that it is automatic -- you don't have to hold the button down. It has 5 grind settings instead of 3 that the previous style had. It is easy to set the number of cups that you are grinding. If you always do the same number of cups, you don't have to change it. I have read lots of reviews about how noisy it is -- not much louder than any other grinder that I have had. If you set the grind, put in the recommended amount of beans, and select the number of cups, it grinds perfectly. The cleaning is the same as the old style -- twist the cap back and forth and it cleans the grinds off the sides and bottom. Not sure if some people writing reviews actually understand how this thing works. Don't let the negative reviews put you off -- it works great!

Llevo un año utilizandolo diario, en ocasiones hasta dos veces al día. Y sigue moliendo perfecto. Las cantidades marcadas son bastante acertadas, hay algunos molinos que parece que lo ponen como decoración 😅 Solo no uso el molido grueso, por el tipo de café qué me preparo; los demás están bien calibrados para mi gusto.

Pretty good grinder inconsistent use. Use it every few weeks and gives options.

Se desconecta la parte de las aspas y se puede limpiar fácilmente. Tiene ajustes para diferentes cargas de café y es de fácil uso. El único inconveniente, en lo personal, es el tamaño, que resultó un poco grande respecto a otros molinos antes adquiridos, lo que puede dificultar su manipulación.

Tiene varios niveles de molido y fácil de usar