Review on SHARDOR Adjustable Electric Coffee Grinder: Versatile Herb, Spice & Espresso Bean Grinder with removable Stainless Steel Bowl in Black by Terry Wright

I found out that I love Turkish coffee when I was in Albania 12 years ago. When I got back to the States, I started buying ground espresso coffee and using a heaping tablespoon for one cup a day. I stumbled across a high-end whole bean coffee last week, so I figured the savings would allow me to buy an inexpensive coffee grinder. I needed something with an adjustable grind as I like that fine grind. Advantages. I like that the cup is removable for easy cleaning. It's pretty quiet. I'm sure there are quieter ones out there, but this one is a lot quieter than the cheaper ones I've used. On/off button so I don't have to sit and hold it. minuses. The cable is not easy to store in the storage compartment. In order to achieve all of this, I actually felt like I had to pull the cord much tighter than I wanted and risk shorting out later. The piece that holds it in place is made of thin plastic. So if you take the time to pull the cable through, chances are it will break sooner or later. Also the part that is on the bottom of the cup and connects to the base of the machine is made of plastic. I wonder how long it will break but I'll be careful with it and hopefully last 10 years as I won't be using it every day. For the money I'm happy with it.