Manual Coffee Grinder With Ceramics Burr For Espresso,French Press,5 Adjustable Settings,Hand Maker with Built-In Burr,For Home Use and Camping Travel,Coffee Bean Grinders With Hand Crank

Saved me a month supply of coffee!I picked a manual grinder this time instead of another electric one and it's actually caused me to save on coffee! Maybe I'm just being more frugal with it since it's not just a quick few seconds of pressing a button? I had to pause my 6 week coffee delivery, so I know it's a real thing! It's easy to use and you'll never be without freshly ground coffee if the power goes out. It's great to take camping too, since it's very compact. The price was a big factor to me ..very affordable. I recommend this coffee grinder.

I originally bought this product after mistakenly buying too coarse of grounds for my espresso machine. I bought this one to make the grounds finer and it works pretty well! It is a little time consuming for how little grinds it produces, but my coffee tastes a lot better. You can use with whole beans or make coffee ground more fine. There are 5 settings; 1( finest) to 5 (most coarse). This is great for on the go as well!

As a coffee lover, I always take my small espresso machine with me when traveling. This mini-grinder is a perfect mate. It gives you the freedom of choosing your favorite coffee and make fresh espresso whenever and wherever you need. The design is simple and elegant. You have the choice of grinding coffee beans from coarse to fine. Worth it!

I’m really impressed with this coffee grinder! The craftsmanship is excellent—it feels sturdy and well-built, with a smooth hand crank that makes grinding effortless. The ceramic burr does a great job of grinding beans evenly, whether I’m making espresso or French press. I also love the adjustable settings, which allow me to get the perfect grind size every time. Plus, it’s compact and easy to carry, making it great for both home use and travel. I’ve been using it daily, and it works like a charm. Highly recommended!

Literarly a labor of love grinding coffee with this grinder. Smaller then I expected. Grinds ok. The adjustment knob does move to a different setting if you don't hold it just right while turning the handle. The work and effort put in is worth saving the cost it would be for the trip and the purchase for a cup of coffee at a coffee hpuse, But I defenetly will be looking into getting another grinder in the future for my convience during my morning rush. In conclusion, not a good size, not great ease adjusting grind, semi ok value for money

The device was very well made and packaged well. I believe it was a good buy based on price and operation.

This was the least expensive, hand cranked coffee grinder I could find with a ceramic grinder. When I bought it, it was just $10. Overall, I love it for the price.The hand crank is connected to the gear that grinds the coffee by the handle—which is made of thick plastic. Eventually I see this will be where it will break, but I also see that—when it happens—it can be fixed with epoxy or superglue.When I had a cheap (~$25) electric coffee grinder, I found that over 50% of the ground coffee was not of a uniform size. But with this manual crank coffee grinder I find that over 90% of the ground coffee is of uniform size. In fact, most of the larger sized grounds are towards the end of the grinding. Therefore, my recommendation is to put more beans than you want to use into the grinder, then use what you need. That way you will never come to the end of the grinding, and almost all of the grounds will be of uniform size.

Works great, I keep it on 5 for fine grinding. I like it fits in my travel bag or in a drawer.