Burr Coffee Grinder

Actually much better than I expected. It's not very big. I would think if you want to grind 12 cups worth of grinds, you would have to refill beans. I grind 6 cups daily and the whole beans compartment is almost used up after the grind. The whole grinder is pretty small, which I personally like. It's not super loud ether. Grind quality is good. The removable grind container stays in place during operation. Very happy with it.

I have this grinder for two months now in daily use, 2-3 times a day, grinding about 1oz of coffee beans (on the 5 cups mark, at medium level about the 14th mark) for a drip coffee maker and occasionally for an espresso machine. I never even tried the full capacity, so the grinder sees a relatively easy life in my house... Saying that, it's been absolutely wonderful. It grinds the beans to a very consistent size of grains and has minimal static and minimal retention. I just tap the grinds container lightly and there is very little else to do. Not much to clean either, but note that I never use oily beans, just dry medium to medium-dark roast. It is mildly loud, but that is not a major concern for my situation. It might wake up a person in a nearby room but it's not very loud in my book. I can't judge long-term reliability but so far so good.

I really like this grinder. The grounds don't get everywhere which is nice! Pretty quiet but the hopper is small. Its very compact and easy to store. Functions well and great value for your money!

I’ve been really impressed with this Wancle burr grinder. It’s compact, easy to use, and delivers a consistent grind every time. The settings allow you to choose from fine to coarse depending on your brew method. It’s also quieter than other grinders I’ve used. Cleaning is simple, and the build quality feels solid. Perfect for anyone wanting fresh-ground coffee at home.

I have to say when I first saw this Wancle Electric Burr coffee grinder, I thought how wonderful this will serve my needs greatly and that is to just grind coffee. So it shows up and I'm checking it out the ease of using it the design hopefully the ease of cleaning it etc etc... So I plug it in now that I know how to use this device I pour the coffee beans into the top Hopper and adjust the settings accordingly to the grind that I would like. At first I thought the noise level was loud. The growing quality was exactly what I wanted so that was nice however in the design of it for some reason when I was hoping to do a whole bag at once and not just little bit here a little bit there cuz I type of noise is not something I want to hear everyday. So I tried to do two pots which would be one week's worth in my French press. I got to my second grind and the thing would not start it was insanely hot to the touch the housing on the side of it was was extremely hot I almost got burned on it. So I let it sit for you know half an hour 40 minutes which I started to try to use it again which it worked so the design in my opinion is not so good. The grind quality is that of espresso as we know and that came out very well, the ease of cleaning I did not find it easy at all it was very difficult to keep it clean just for running two things through it at that point I just basically cleaned it up as good as I could I put it back in the box and I returned it. The simple fact that when I tried to put two if I was to be a normal person and have two pots of coffee I'd have to wait in between both of those pots of coffee from grinding the the coffee beans number one and number two the plastic housing where the motor is it didn't have I don't think the proper ventilation to keep it cool while it was working so therefore the plastic got so very super hot in a way that it could hurt myself or somebody else. It did not personally burn me but I see where it could burn somebody possibly.

Excellent function. I prefer this over the blender style grinder. Very uniform grind.

not a bad little grinder but it is not a long term relationship....just under a year is what I got from mine before the plastic starting falling apart.

I have purchased many burr grinders in my life. I’ll admit that I’m a coffee snob. But in my snobbery, I have learned a lot of things about the best way — the proper way — to make a great cup of coffee. This little grinder, for the Preisse, is about as good as you could ever do. It is definitely worth the money. You cannot do better for this price. And it stacks up against far more expensive grinders just fine. You cannot tell the difference between the end result of grinding beans in this device, versus a $100 grinder. And, as a sidenote, be sure to take advantage of the to choose the grind level of the bean. It makes all the difference in the world based on how you’re brewing, your coffee.

very satisfied

It's a nice and easy to use coffee grinder. And it's very adjustable, I like it.

Great little coffee grinder! Has every setting up wld need to the point the finest setting would turn coffee into dust! I seen other say it's no good for espresso but im here to tell you they're wrong! This has no problem making espresso grind. 10 out of 10 wld buy again! BTW espresso is the only reason I bought this. If u haven't tried espresso yet go give it a try.

Moe os grãos muito rápido. Facil de usar, regular e desmontar. Util para moagem tipo french press e coador.

I usually don't make more than 4 cups so this machine is ideal size. Obviously Chinese manufacturers, but well made and well packed. It's not a big bean holder and overall has a small footprint. It grinds well and is quick. My only gripe is the ground coffee holder isn't static free so you never fully empty the jar.