☕ Chefman Conical Burr Coffee Grinder: Achieve Bold & Flavorful Grinds with 31 Coarse to Extra Fine Settings, One-Touch Control & 9.7-oz Bean Capacity Review

I have owned several small knife sharpeners over the years. You make a cut. The only difference is how long you let the blade cut through the coffee beans. Longer time equals finer grind. With these grinders, the process is imprecise, and while experience can help you figure out what you want, the grinders themselves are usually small and prone to breakage. This is a different type of grinder. The coffee beans come from above and exit below. You can adjust the grind time, but the more important

This is a very good grinder that has worked well for us so far. However, is it right for you? Based on the price and features, I think the very popular OXO grinder is this grinder's closest competitor that is comparable in price. There are a few differences between the two, and while I haven't used OXO, it ranks very highly. Comparison of coffee grinders.* Digital control. Yes, Chefman's controls are digital, but I would also say that there is less time control. Time is measured in 5 second…

This grinder is great. I used to use an inexpensive electric knife sharpener and it's such an improvement I was amazed I didn't buy it sooner. Ease of use, easy cleaning and a variety of options make this grinder the perfect choice for everyone from the occasional coffee drinker to the seasoned coffee drinker. The build quality of this coffee grinder is surprisingly solid and even feels more expensive than it actually is. The only downside is that most parts are plastic and could potentially…

This is the most customizable coffee grinder I've ever used and I used to work in high end coffee shops! It offers 31 grind options, from a coarse grind for a French press to an ultra-fine grind for an espresso. I've used other similar adjustable burr grinders in the past, but none offer this level of precision for fine-tuning your morning drink. The controls are easy to use - instead of buttons, this futuristic coffee grinder has a touchscreen control panel that shows the number of seconds…

I would give this grinder six stars if I could - it's that good. Yes, it's more expensive than basic smaller grinders, but from what we've seen so far, the price is worth it. We're not true coffee snobs, but we do buy coffee beans and grind them to our liking. My husband ground coffee for a week and kept it in an airtight container in the fridge. Now he grinds it up every morning, making our awesome homemade moonshine even better. Here's how it works: There's a top hopper that you fill with…