SHARDORConical Burr Espresso Coffee Grinder Electric with Precision Timer 2.0, Touchscreen Adjustable Burr Mill with 51 Precise Settings for Home Use, Anti-static, Stainless Steel

Awesome burr grinder. This thing is a perfect addition to my coffee nook. I can adjust the grind setting, amount of time to grind, and configure to simply grind directly into portafilter or a seal-able container. It does recommend to tap on the top of the device a few seconds before it finishes, just to knock down the grounds that tend to stick, but I've noticed this does tend to make the amount inconsistent. I'm not fine tuned on how my coffee is, but this is something worth noting. I enjoy that almost every component can come off for cleaning. I also very much like that the attachments to change for portafilter or container are magnetic.

With the price being relatively so low, the quality of this grinder is surprisingly good. Not too noisy, fine grind for espresso was well-uniform, and the material it is made of does not appear or feel cheap. It is easy to use. The only downside is that you cannot use a dosing funnel on the portafilter when the portafilter cradle is installed. I have to use the grinder without the cradle so I can use the dosing funnel.

This has been a reliable, cost effective grinder. Controls are easy to figure out. It just can't get a fine enough grind to pull a shot with proper crema extraction in an open bottom portafilter and standard cup. I tested the finest setting on this grinder in a Breville Bambino with Normcore portafilter (yes we are a booshie I.T. office with our coffee habit) we have at work. No crema. This will work great with a double walled pressurized cup in your portafilter. I'm cheap in my home setup that I had to buy myself with a Casabrews CM5418 and this grinder and get the same results as my work Breville. If you don't care about espresso shots then get this grinder. I want to use standard espresso cups that aren't pressurized so I will eventually have to upgrade to a Breville grinder. But not today.

This innovative yet simple coffee grinder was a great upgrade from my blade coffee grinder. I am using a Breville Precision brew drip coffee maker and have been desiring a quality burr grinder to pair with it that didn’t cost as much as a professional level coffee grinder to pair with it. I believe I found the perfect match.This grinder uses same design principles as larger pro grinders just on a smaller scale. The hopper is quite innovative as it has a small bean gate built into the bottom to avoid spilling beans during burr cleaning process (which also has a very clear 14 step instruction near back of the manual). The hopper also included a very curious bellows attachment, which is simple but brilliant to help “puff” grinds out of the burrs for cleaning, but I use at the end of grinding to help maintain a clean burr to reduce the required cleaning.The operation of the grinder actually helps me portion the right amount for my coffee maker using the same units as the coffee maker (cups of coffee), which eliminates the need for measurement of beans. I just set for the matching amount of water in my coffee maker, select my grind preference and hit start. It’s so great!Time will tell if this grinder holds up without l breakdown or failure, but for now, I’m really excited about this addition to my coffee station.

Very easy to use, not very noisy, it looks cute and I always get the grind size needed for a great coffee. It is worth the buy

Much cleaner to grind directly into my portafilter, love it. The finest setting is too fine for my cheap espresso machine, you may have to take time to dial in this setting, but I consider this a good sign of the quality of this machine.

It was perfect until it died after a month and a half. No amount of poking or dismantling is fixing it and the return window is now closed. I’m only leaving this because I can’t find the sellers contact info and Amazon chat is useless. Hoping they contact me for a replacement.

I bought this to replace a Breville Smart Grinder Pro that has developed a bad squeal, perhaps from worn bearings. I only use it for drip coffee with a Technivorm Moccamaster as a have a superautomatic Gaggia for espresso.The grind appears consistent and there is much less/almost no spurious grinds. It even comes with a bellows. And of course the price is good - most others with these features are $200-250.While you can customize the grind time for a cup, the one annoying thing is the shortest time is 3s, which doesn’t let me match the cups on the Moccamaster to the grinder (2.3s would deliver 55g per liter of coffee). So a full 10 cup pot is set to 8 on the grinder, half pot is 4. Sometimes I need to do math if I want to make a different amount.