SHARDOR Burr Coffee Grinder Electric with 32 Grinding Sizes, Coffee Bean Grinder with 40 Seconds Adjustable Electronic Timer, Coffee Grinders for Home Use with Silver Chamber Cleaning Button

Un producto muy bueno ya llevo 1 mes con el y es muy bueno, muy funcional, me parece genial este producto

This grinder is decent but not the best. The best would be 10 to 20 times more expensive than this grinder is, so that is something to remember and consider. This grinder is very affordable and at this price I think it is pretty decent. Just remember that you do get what you pay for, so you probably shouldn't expect world changing results with this thing. Having said that it does the job pretty decently. The grinds have been okay, but hasn't been real consistent in size and texture. A great feature of this grinder is that it has a wide range of grind sizes including coarser grind sizes for french press or other types of coffee. The finer sizes were decent for espressos but again, it is a very affordable coffee grinder. It is a burr grinder so if you are looking to get into this type of grinding, or are looking to get into coffee making, this is a great grinder to start and learn on. It seems to be very well made but it uses cheap materials like plastic, so it doesn't feel as solid as a more expensive one. At this price it's worth giving it a try.

I've owned handheld coffee grinder, battery powered portable coffee grinder, all in one espresso machine grinder, none of them can compare to this. This grinder is like the king of all grinders I've ever used. The dial can set to any seconds you want the coffee grinder to grind, with a side dial to set the coffee bean grind settings. It's so customizable and yet easy to use. Highly recommend this to any coffee enthusiast out there!

Review for “SHARDOR Burr Coffee Grinder Electric with 32 Grinding Sizes, Coffee Bean Grinder with 40 Seconds Adjustable Electronic Timer, Coffee Grinders for Home Use with Silver Chamber Cleaning Button”You often get what you pay for in life. The ideal product is something you pay a bit for but is a lifetime purchase. Sometimes the cheap option that needs replacing often is best for your needs. This coffee grinder probably falls somewhere in the between zone.The best kind of coffee grinder is one with a burr to grind the coffee beans because it gives a more consistent grind. However, burr grinders are normally more expensive. I’m not sure which part of quality is being sacrificed here to give a burr grinder at a non-burr price, bust I suspect longevity. If that is the case, then I am willing to take a risk on this for now. I like how you have multiple options for coffee ground size, so I can get just what I like and need. Happy coffee grinding!

I recently received this "SHARDOR Burr Coffee Grinder Electric with 32 Grinding Sizes, Coffee Bean Grinder with 40 Seconds Adjustable Electronic Timer, Coffee Grinders for Home Use with Silver Chamber Cleaning Button" which I expected I'd use for those times I'm making something other than my daily espresso. My daily coffee/espresso maker has its own grinder, but everything is all built in, so I can't use it to grind beans for brewing a pot of French Press, for example. That's where this little guy comes in.Now I've admittedly not used this grinder a TON, but I've used it enough to see a few PROs and CONs.PRO:*Affordably priced - at $39.99, this is an inexpensive BURR grinder! I say that because I learned long ago that burr grinding tends to yield the most consistent results, but they are always so expensive!*Easy to use - I really can't complain about the use on this grinder. It's pretty point-and-click friendly really. You can see the beans waiting for their turn to be ground in the upper section (the hopper). You can see the grounds from the beans you already ran through the grinder in the lower section. And you can see the measurements on the dial (which apparently has 32 settings, though I never went through and counted the clicks). Between those 3 things, finding the grind that pleases you most should be a reasonable task.*You can grind a lot of beans at one time if you use the timer function. I personally grind only what I'm about to brew, so that's not a terribly handy feature for me, but I can see where others may find that beneficial.*Fairly small footprint. If your kitchen is as tight and lacks storage space like mine, you'll appreciate that this gadget doesn't take up a ton of room. I don't know that I'd want it sitting out on the counter 24/7, but it's small enough that most people probably could without feeling like it's taking up too much room. I keep mine in the cupboard with other infrequently used small appliances like the toaster and the sandwich press.CON:*The grind truly isn't consistent and leaves an abundance of powdery coffee residue behind. I get leftover powdered grounds a LOT with this. I also get the much more coarse grind that I'm usually after (French Press), so I'm not completely UNhappy about it, but the utterly pulverized coffee dust isn't what I wanted (and I hate having to clean it up every time).*Everything about it is plastic (except the blade itself) from what I can determine. Plastic isn't necessarily a bad thing for equipment you plan to use in the kitchen, but it doesn't make me feel like the device will last either. Maybe it will and I'm being overly critical, but only time will tell.FINAL TAKE:For the price, I can't complain too much about this grinder. It's obviously built for customization of grind at its core (thus the 32 grind settings!) but for a real coffee aficionado, the inconsistency of the grind may be a sore point for some people, and the ongoing coffee-powder residue could be a deal-breaker for others.

Arrives as expected. Grinds the beans well. It is slow ... much slower than my original grinder. Good grinder for the price.

The media could not be loaded. This coffee grinder is quiet, and grinds consistently. Simple to use, just set your gring size, and time for amount you want ground, then push the start button. Functions well, but does leave a bit of a mess when you first open up the collection cup. Overall Very satisfied, happy to recommend this grinder.

I got this so that I can have a coffee grinder at the office, as I have a very nice one at home, but cannot justify the cost for something that I will only use when I am at the office working. I took it with me on a short trip to test it out, and can report that it does indeed work, and can grind a decent fineness for espresso, though not great. I had read a few reviews that it made a mess on their counters and stuff, but I can not see how. The cup that holds the ground coffee has a super small opening that the grounds are (I assume) blown into from the grinder, and from what I can tell it would be very difficult to spill them all over the place. One thing I can say is that the plastic cup does have some static buildup and will hold onto the grounds, even with tapping it a bit after grinding. Overall I am pleased with it for what I got it for.