⚡️ 2-Pack Electric Gravity Pepper Grinder & Automatic Salt Mill Set - Adjustable Coarseness, One-Handed Operation, Blue LED Light - Perfect Valentine's Gift Review

I have arthritis in my left hand which makes using a manual salt or pepper mill extremely painful. What a joy to find her! Easy to use, with an adjustable grind, and they look beautiful.

They seem well made for import. Salt and pepper work great. One of them worked for several months and then stopped. Changed batteries and it worked again and then stopped. When I checked the batteries, there wasn't a drop of juice left in them, they were completely discharged. .I like them, but since I can't return them, I'm stuck with one good unit and one bad unit.

Really like this set of grinders. I don't have salt yet but love how it grinds up the peppers. I have a bit of grip and hand strength issues. This grinder is so good because all I have to do is turn it upside down for it to start grinding. I think there must be some kind of gyroscope in there. It's so easy to use compared to the old manual coffee grinders I use too. I also like that it glows so I can see where my pepper is going.

I've always wanted an S&P electric grinder. I like to use it when cooking. It was easy to set up. Requires 6 (yes 6) AAA batteries (not included). I chose how coarse I wanted my pepper or salt. The coffee grinder starts working automatically when you tilt it. I want her to be able to push a button to start grinding. Because even if you accidentally knock it over, it'll start shooting salt/pepper. Definitely one of the coolest gadgets I've bought.

I have to give one star because my salt shaker just broke. And of course the ones you use the most. 🤦 It's only been about 5 months since I received it and I didn't use it right away either, so I think it's a very short time frame for a grinder. First the batteries didn't last anymore and now they don't even include a new set of batteries. I tried wiping the metal parts but they are all rusty. Was very easy to use and very convenient but only as long as it works. My previous electric grinder…

We really liked these at first. The only complaint was that there was no way to control the speed and you tended to dump a lot of salt at once. The pepper mill stopped working a day after the 30-day return period expired. It squeaked, but it didn't sound right and nothing came out. Removed the pepper chamber and found the batteries were very warm to the touch, then proceeded to shock his wife on the arm. He took out the batteries and smelled a burning smell coming from where the batteries are…

It's amazing... at first. They lasted about 6 months. However, the batteries need to be changed constantly and each uses 6 batteries. You will probably need to change them every 2 months. Now the one I had salt in has completely stopped working. I took it apart completely and cleaned all the salt from all the cracks in it and it still doesn't work. I think if you want automatic shakers you should spend the extra money on rechargeable rather than battery powered ones. I think the salt residue…

Easy to fill and easy to install batteries. The grind selector is poor and unstable. If set to anything other than normal, the ceramic disc will oscillate resulting in no dispensing or simply slinging out a large amount of salt at once. No control over output. Too much rotation and not enough loops. In addition, the batteries are not insulated or sealed against grinding dust, which means that particles accumulate on the batteries and on the bottom of the case. On the plus side, this is the best

A must have in every kitchen. When I first found it, I was a bit worried that it wouldn't be as reliable as my trusty old salt and pepper grinder. Oh god I was wrong, not only was it efficient and time saving but when people came they were mesmerized by his presence. The only downside I could suggest, but not a deal breaker, would be the amount of noise produced when sanding. My family is used to this, but I can see it will be a little disconcerting for first-time users. Whether you're looking…