PARACITY Manual Coffee Bean Grinder with 2 Glass Jars(11oz Each), Hand Coffee Grinder Mill with Ceramic Burr, Hand Crank/Handheld, Small Portable Coffee Grinders with Brush/Spoon for Camping

Excellent product, value to performance is there. Simple use, simple adjustments. Used regularly for a few months now with no issues. Will update this once it's worn down, if it's worn down to the point of not working.

Love this coffee grinder, it doesn't take too long and with the extra jar you can grind enough for a while. I found it easier to use it while sitting down and placing it between my legs to keep it steady (so I could watch tv at the same time 🙂) Definitely wouldn't go back to pre ground coffee the difference in taste is amazing

Grinds beans finely (adjustable) but it takes timeIt does what I want if I have whole beans

Not very good, cheap plastic.

Absolutely trash. Not strong enough to grind beans. Handle so thin that it bent on using. One glass jar broken on arrival. Not worth the hassle of returning. Straight to the bin with it. Not even worth the one star that I have to leave to rate.

Works really well, grinds for a drip feed are excellent. The glass jar is handy for filling the filter. Jar cleans out fully and there is no static stick.The hand grinding gets old pretty quickly so I purchased an electric.But if your nor sure grinding your own coffee improves the drink. An ideal first step

Bit fiddly to get the right setting for a fine espresso grind, but once that’s done it’s very easy to use and works very well. Just bought and will update if it doesn’t last very long (but for £15 I’m happy right now).

Husband wanted this. I would have preferred an electric one, but he does the grinding (it does take a while to get a decent amount, but keeps him out of mischief!).The grind is good and it is easy to adjust and clean.

Ich habe schon ala Kind Kaffee mit - damals noch - einer klassischen Kaffeemühle aus Holz gemahlen und Spaß daran gehabt - dies schafft auch diese Kaffeemühle 👍😁.Mir hat gefallen, dass ein 2. Glas dabei ist, um gemahlenen Kaffee aufzubewahren, zB für den Kaffee am nächsten Morgen.Der Dosierlöffel ist aus Metall und sein Stiel hat auch eine Klammer Funktion um eine Sackerl Kaffee wieder zu verschließen, auch so kleine Dinge fallen positiv auf.Das mahlen selber ist meiner Meinung nach mühelos, man muß nur im Sinne von Zen regelmäßig drehen, klar muß man "Kraft aufwenden" es ist ja schließlich manuell, wem das zuviel ist, soll sich doch bitte eine elektrische kaufen. Ich habe ca 10 Minuten inklusive nachfüllen der Bohnen benötigt um das Glas voll zu bekommen - ohne Stress und gleichmäßig gedreht, ist auch entspannend. Durch den Silikon -Deckel können auch keine Bohnen wieder raus springen!Zerlegen und reinigen ist sehr einfach und praktikabel, ebenso die nahezu stufenlose Einstellung des Mahlgrads.Der Kaffee ist auf der feinsten Einstellung natürlich nicht soo fein wie ein gekaufter gemahlener Kaffee, aber meine Oma hat diesen Mahlgrad (sogar etwas gröber damals) auch im Espressokocher aufgebrüht, so what, man muss nicht päpstlicher als der Papst sein. Also alles bestens.Ich hab mich nur deswegen gegen eine klassische Kaffeemühle aus Holz entschieden, weil das Glas hygienischer ist und der Kaffee nicht in den Ecken der Schublade pickt (war so) und wegen der Aufbewahrung.Ein zusätzlicher Bonus ist der Duft des frisch gemahlenen Kaffees 😁👍.

Excelente y como esperaba, casi como el Hario.

I use it today and its the worst product I've ever used to grind coffee. Its manual & didn't grind properly. Just wasting time and money.

Moulin à café, de très bonne qualité, simple et efficace

This is a pretty nifty little coffee grinder for just under $15. It wasn't hard to assemble and adjust, but it is a manual process. If you're adverse to anything that requires more than turning a dial to adjust the grind, buy a more expensive coffee grinder. But if you're willing to take 30 seconds to figure the thing out, it's super easy. It comes with a really basic instruction sheet, so here's my version: Remove the top nut that holds the handle on, lift out the stopper piece that holds your adjustment in place (a nice feature), and turn the star nut to raise and lower the grinding burr. Moving it higher will give a finer grind, lowering it will provide a coarser grind. I just pulled it up as high as it would go, then gave the star nut a few twists to lower it a bit. That resulted in the moderately fine grind I wanted. The central shaft is keyed, shaped so that the stopper piece (adjustment keeper) and handle will only fit on in a certain position. This keeps either from slipping as you use the grinder.Using the grinder wasn't effortless, but it wasn't hard at all. As an old mechanic whose hands aren't what they used to be, it wasn't uncomfortable. The knob on the grinder's handle is a nice size, and easy to hold on to. It grinds coffee beans with minimum effort. Two mostly full grinder bowls of coffee beans was enough to fill the jar. I use ground coffee in my K-Cup brewer along with the K-Cups, and I'm guessing that the ground coffee in the jar will fill the filter cup for my brewer four or five times.It was really easy to clean, too. Remove the top nut, take off the handle and lift out the stopper, spin the star nut off, and the grinding burr comes right out. Just look at the number of threads on the grinder shaft above the star nut before you remove it. That'll let you approximate your previous setting when you reassemble it.In conclusion: I don't grind a lot of coffee beans, just when I find good whole bean coffee on sale. If you grind coffee beans for every cup you drink, you might want to spend more money. But for me, this little guy is perfect. It was so easy to disassemble and clean that I'll try it for other grinding tasks. When I've got veggies like celery or carrots in the fridge on the verge of going bad before I use them, I'll dehydrate them and grind them into a dried veggie mix to flavor soups and such. I've used a little twist grinder to do that before, but I think this grinder would be great for that too.It also came with a cleaning brush (another nice feature for the price), and a long handled scoop that has an alligator tooth gripper on the back. I have no idea what that's for.If you're on a tight budget like me, and want a pretty good grinder for a great price, buy this one.