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

The product was purchased in February 2021. We liked it and seemed easy to use. We just put the coffee beans in the cup as usual, put the lid on and lock it, and then press the button to start it. There was a terrible noise and it wouldn't turn off. power plug pulled. When we removed the lid and finally took out the coffee bean cup, we found that the blade had come loose and the plastic pieces underneath the cup had been cut off.

More about the landfill. I bought it in March 2021 and the engine started to burn out in July 2021. I'm tired of buying crap like this from Revine. I've also gone through a few unnamed milk frothers. Now this pathetic coffee grinder is thrown to the wind. Don't trust the reviews. We all need to stop buying these things so people stop producing the garbage that ends up in our landfills. What the heck is Shardor called? It means nothing but garbage. Do not buy anything from this company…

I bought these to replace a noisy, broken Black & Decker coffee grinder I bought in 2009. It served twelve years and technically still works. It was just time for a change. I really don't think you can beat it in the price range for ease of use, smoothness and build quality. The included spoon/brush really helps spread the coffee grounds. The machine itself as well as the dustpan/broom are very easy to clean. Highest possible recommendation. TIP: I struggled with this thing for 20 minutes to…

I bought 2 other grinders and didn't want to be picky. It happened by accident lol. I hated every coffee grinder I've bought because they ground unevenly. I also use a pourover and can see very well how everything is cooked. I was very impressed with this grinder and I only use a speed of 15 out of 30 so that's only half of what would be good for espresso or whatever. This thing isn't super expensive like other grinders. And not huge. I live in a very very small house and it's not much bigger…

See photo. The product dimensions listed by Shardor on Revain state that the product is 3.15 inches wide, although the widest measurement is actually 4.4 inches wide. Likewise, the height should be 7.87 inches, but the actual height is 8.2 inches. Overall this is a very good and very quiet grinder that is just too big (width is a space issue) to leave on the counter and awkward to store away and take out for use each morning. I will return these and choose a narrower coffee grinder. Shardor…

Well built with deep stainless steel reservoir and *thick* plastic lid. Quiet and very efficient when grinding into a fine powder. Disclaimer: I didn't buy this to grind coffee (so it's *not* covered by the coffee bean-only grind warranty). In fact, I bought it to break up calcium citrate tablets (big ones!) for my spouse who can't even swallow medium sized tablets or capsules. Thanks to the depth of the stainless steel container and the sturdy thick plastic lid, the chopper is perfect for…

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…

I have been using this coffee grinder for at least a month and it has worked well every time. I grind coffee beans to make a cold drink and this machine gives pretty consistent results for the price every time. The operation is basically idiotic, clean a bit, select the timer and press the power button. The power button can be pressed during operation to stop it earlier if needed. The upper part is made of transparent plastic, which is good for the operator to observe the grinding process and…