Wancle Electric Coffee Grinder, Spice Grinder, One Touch Coffee Mill for Beans, Spices and More, with Clean Brush Black

I picked up this Wancle coffee grinder as a simple, budget-friendly option, and overall it’s been a solid addition to my kitchen. Setup couldn’t be easier—just add your beans, press down, and it starts grinding. It’s quick, fairly quiet for what it is, and small enough to store without taking up much counter space. I also like that it’s not just for coffee—I’ve used it for spices and seeds and it handles those just fine. For everyday coffee, especially drip or French press, it does the job well. The grind consistency isn’t perfect since it’s a blade grinder, so you’ll get a mix of finer and coarser grounds. That said, with a little practice pulsing it, you can get pretty close to what you need. Build quality feels decent for the price, and it’s been reliable so far. Cleanup is simple too, which is always a plus. Overall, if you’re looking for an affordable, easy-to-use grinder and don’t need absolute precision, this is a great value. Perfect for casual coffee drinkers or anyone who wants something straightforward that works.

Picked this up strictly for grinding whole chai and flax seeds into powder for my shakes. Works fast, not obnoxiously loud and has a great grinding consistency. They include a small brush to sweep it out for removing your grounds which can be a bit of a pain and most will lose that anyway as there is no place on the grinder to store it. I have adapted to it and made this process much easier, I first grind my product and then turn the grinder upside down and hit the grind button for a few quick pulses knocking most of the grind into the lid which i then remove and use as a cup to pour into whatever other container is waiting for the grounds. The compact size allows for counter or cabinet storage without taking a big footprint and the lid and on/off button is easy to manipulate. The only downside I see is the 2 ft cord. It could have been just a little longer say 3ft but for most its length will work. For the price its a nice little grinder that feels like it will last a long time

I use this grind chick food for baby button quail. It works very well, cost effective, very easy to use and clean. I highly recommend.

This grinder works extremely well. I use it for chia seeds, within seconds it grinds them into a good powder. My only complaint would be that cleaning is a tad bit tedious. You must clean it every time you use the grinder; not hard to do, but the most effective way is to wash out the top of the unit with water using the faucet. The included tiny brush is nice for gathering whatever you grinded into a container, but not intended to be used to aid in cleaning the device. Some way to detach/remove the bowl + blade similar to a traditional blender would be nice instead of having to stick the whole unit top under a faucet. Also, it would be nice if the clear lid top had a silicone/rubber seal. As a heads up for anyone else planning to use chia seeds in this, chia seeds get a bit sticky when ground up so it's best not to grind them too long, as this unit will "pack them in" under the blades quickly once the ground seeds start sticking to eachother. This likely isn't an issue with coffee beans and I do not consider this a flaw or fault of the grinder as chia seeds are not the intended use case.

Amazing, good price, works perfectly fine, easy to use and powerful

Works great and is very quiet and strong. Like how it is small and works quick. Definitely easy to use.

I'm happy with this purchase and based on its performance so far, would recommend it to you. I spent time shopping and reading reviews and selected this unit. Many other grinders I looked at were overly-engineered with for my needs with much higher prices. I wanted a basic unit that's easy to operate and easy to clean, quiet, and effectively handles seeds. This space- efficient, reasonably- priced grinder does the job grounding flax seeds for my smoothies. My old Capresso grinder developed a chip in the outer plastic housing -- given all the concerns about microplastics entering our food in ways we don't even notice, I decided it was time to replace it, even though the stainless steel interior still functions fine. Not being a fan of discarding things that fill landfills -- I will put the old grinder in the back of my pantry as a "backup" since it still works. It might be more powerful for handling coffee beans or larger things than this new unit which is compact and just perfect for seeds. My old Capresso grinder had several features I loved and had to hunt hard for in Amazon. This unit checks most of my boxes: - Most important feature for me is you can press the lid down with one hand to activate it. No muss, no fuss. There are no buttons or dials to turn (or clean flax out from!) - This unit is much smaller and more light weight than my prior grinder. I like this a lot. - This unit doesn't have a retraction or wrap-around cord like my old grinder. Not ideal, but I can deal with it. - I bought it in black (all the colors were sold out) and am glad I did. It's inconspicuous, and the design and form factor are nice.

Good for the price, it's small, light, and works very well. The downside is, the plastic lid/top is very loose. Not a deal breaker, but you have to be careful when moving the grinder around because I accidentally spilled coffee grounds everywhere after grinding because the plastic top just popped right off like butter when I reached to unplug the grinder. I wish the top was more secure.