☕ Ode Brew Grinder - High-Performance Electric Burr Coffee Grinder, 31 Adjustable Settings for Drip, French Press, Cold Brew, Compact Design, Sleek Matte Black Finish Review

I bought this grinder because it won a design award, looks nice and hopefully gives the perfect grind. At first I was satisfied. It's built like a rock (like a tank) and weighs a lot. It looked great in my kitchen. The automatic stop function, which detects the end of grinding, often leaves ground coffee in the machine. I pressed the on button after grinding to get the remaining grind out of the machine. Additionally, the grinding bowl is designed not to sit flush with the grinder, causing the…

Pros: - amazing design aesthetic compared to all other "standard" coffee grinders that look like "standard" - makes delicious coffee - makes none a mess (as if only you understand everything) Cons: - Like many others on the internet, I had problems with the beans not being completely emptied from the hopper. Sometimes it was completely emptied, sometimes it took 2-3 cycles for the funnel to be completely emptied. It was very inconsistent. I submitted a ticket to tech support and they said they…

By far the best Burr coffee grinder compared to 1) professional quality with a2) very compact size and a3) outstanding ultra functional design. Do not use beans with a roast date less than 10 days. Your beans have been shown to lose all of their amazing nutrients and freshness within the first ten days of roasting. and for darker roasts, do not exceed 7 days. Take a look at the roast date and you'll immediately see how many coffee makers deliberately don't put a date on a bag. It's a dirty…

I'm a coffee snob. I know the roast profiles I prefer. I know the flavor profiles I like (fruit first). I know the process I prefer for every batch of beans I order. I know three main methods of making coffee. That being said, I've only owned a handful of grinders over the years, ranging from very cheap to moderately expensive. I've never spent hundreds of dollars on a premium coffee grinder because I didn't need it. If I needed a fine grind for a small cup, I would use a manual coffee grinder…

As a $300 coffee grinder, I wanted to love this product. It should be ideal as a dosing grinder. It's not like this. First, if you are unfamiliar with the type of coffee grinder; this is the "dose" of the coffee grinder. You weigh or otherwise measure your beans, say 15-30 grams for a basting, or maybe up to 65 grams for a cone filter pot, and pour them into the hopper. Replace the cap to reduce noise. You set the degree of grinding with the rotary wheel on the front. The intended process is…