☕ OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder: Perfectly Ground Coffee at Your Fingertips! Review

I've had two cone grinders in the $100 range and they both make a big mess when grinding due to the static they generate. OXO designers have completely eliminated the problem of static electricity by introducing three design features: a metal grinding jar, a grounded power plug, and a slower motor speed. At the top of the compartment is a small metal bar that holds the grinder jar. which connects the metal container to the ground pin of the three-pronged power plug. This grounds the metal…

I almost returned this thing after about two days of use; It stopped working due to an internal blockage and the included unblocking instructions were useless. However, with a little experimentation, I found a method that works reliably and without as much fuss as I expected. 1) Empty any remaining beans from the hopper into another container and set aside. Set the bunker aside, but empty; You will need it again soon. Set the ground coffee container, which is also empty, aside. 2) Remove the…

=== 1 YEAR OWNERSHIP VERIFICATION === I have had this grinder for just under a year and I regret to say it did not live up to my original impressions. The quality I initially perceived is simply lacking in this product. There are three reasons I would like to proceed to justify why I downgraded my original 5 star rating to a 2 star rating. Reason 1: After just a month or two, the grinder started making a buzzing noise when plugged in. Socket switched off. The buzzing isn't too loud, but loud…

To put it bluntly and simply, the OXO BREW conical coffee grinder is the worst product I have ever bought online from Revain. Also, my wife emailed OXO customer support about the poor quality of this product and their support team refuses to refund or replace the product. We have provided them with both videos and photos which show that without much troubleshooting the device is either working very poorly or not working at all. However, their engineers replied that the device works "normally"…