☕ Precision at your Fingertips: SHARDOR Electric Burr Coffee Grinder 2.0 - Black Review

I sent this as a gift and the recipient loved it. Like most coffee grinders, it's a bit noisy, but it does the job. There are enough different settings for the amount and size of the grind to accommodate different coffee brewing methods. So far, after a few months of use, it's working as expected. This was one of the cheapest coffee grinders and has been great so far.

There are 18 grind settings, 14 grinding cups and the ability to choose a grind from coarse to fine (and everything in between). We liked the machine's ease of use and its small size. It's nice to pour the amount of beans over it and pull out the bottom cup of ground coffee once it's done. If you need a new coffee grinder, I highly recommend this one!

If this is your first time using a grinder with burrs, the first thing to note is that they are noisy and dirty, but the grind is excellent. My coffee grinder was even louder than expected and broke after a few months. Sandor immediately replaced the coffee grinder. Very nice. And the new mill is much quieter. (However, burr mills let you know when they're grinding!)

I grind by hand and decided to buy an electric coffee grinder to save time. Coffee I buy and drink. What I got from this grinder was a very fine powder and it used up a whole container full of beans for at least 5-6 12 cups of no bean coffee. Tried again, same result, tried fine tuning, same result, super fine powder is all I could get from it. wasted a lot of good coffee that is now useless. Return for a refund worth the time you spent hand sanding

I've had other grinders that were difficult to clean and had uneven grinds. This coffee grinder is very stable when grinding. Sometimes the beans won't fall out of the bowl into the grinder, and I've found that a light tap on the top prevents this. The degree of grinding and the quantity of coffee are very constant and result in a delicious cup of coffee every time. Once the grind is set, you don't have to worry about it anymore. It is easy enough to clean with a grinder following the…

If you are wondering if it is worth spending more money on this grinder rather than just buying a regular one, I assure you that you should. This means that no coffee grounds are wasted. You don't have to measure the right amount of coffee beans for the amount of coffee you want to brew, and you don't accidentally grind more than you need. All you have to do is set the dial on the front to your desired quality from 1 to 14, then set the dial on the top to the number of cups of coffee you want…

I have owned this grinder for four months now and think the use and time for a review is right. Good coffee grinder but far from great! After about 150 grinds, the blades appear to be worn out and/or the grind adjustment mechanism is not working properly as the grind is consistently poor. I have tried to get replacement blades from Shardon but to no avail. I have spoken to multiple sources but nothing is happening to correct this unacceptable situation. Finally, I am very disappointed in…

*First Rating* - Even the finest setting isn't fine enough for espresso, but overall I like it. This is great for a French Press. **2 Month Update** I was initially happy with the grind size of the French Press, but as I used it it became too inconsistent. The fines vary greatly from degree of grinding to degree of grinding, even with coffees of the same batch and freshness. Sometimes I sip a good cup, sometimes a bitter layer of sludge waits at the bottom of my brew, like a predator lurking in