Review on ☕ REDMOND Electric Coffee Grinder: Powerful 160W Dry Grinder for Spices & Coffee Beans, 12-Cup Stainless Steel Capacity, Cream by Tiffany Smith

I really enjoy using this little coffee grinder. It's quite noisy, but when you're grinding beans, that's to be expected. It's not so loud that you can't hear your thoughts while making coffee. Prepares large portions for either a regular drip coffee maker at a time or smaller portions for reusable Keurig cups. Maybe 20 seconds to grind to size. But I'll listen. When it stops sounding like there are still large turquoises in it, then I know it's reached the consistency I wanted. The lid is see-through so you can see it by looking at it. It snaps into place, but I'm still holding the top out of habit. The small button is in a good place on the front. You hold it down to start it, release it and it stops. Nice feature. Holds about 5 ounces comfortably, I believe. Too much and you'll end up with clumpy soil because it can't move in the cyclone created by grinding. The cable is long enough to hold in front of you and you don't have to bend over the rock to get inches off the ground. Power outlet. When you're not using it, it cleans up well because the grinding bowl is detachable, the cord can be tucked away at the bottom, and it's nice and small to put in the cupboard. No bulky machine taking up counter space. Side note: Has a locking feature that prevents it from being turned on unless it's securely in place. Both for the grinding bowl and for the lid. Things get a little warmer if you grind a few beans to fill a Folgers coffee container. But that's to be expected.