Review on ☕ REDMOND Electric Coffee Grinder, Stainless Steel Dry Grinder with Removable 2.8 OZ Grinding Bowl, 160W, CG005 by Tracey Mack

I will be returning this product. I bought it to grind spices, herbs and even spice pastes that I used to use coffee grinders for (in fact, I only drink coffee occasionally). I have used Chulux and Shardor grinders in the past and they have worked great with coffee, dry spice and wet grinds. This one didn't do wet sanding. Industrial fair. I tried using it to grind coriander seeds into powder. It took 2 minutes to grind it to a semi-fine grain using the 2 second pulses offered in the brochure. It was much longer than any other mill. I then washed and dried it to grind coffee beans and it took about the same amount of time to coarsely grind it for the filter press. It's really impractical, especially when there are better brands out there. I chose this brand as it was cheaper than others but only cost a few dollars so I'm not sure if it's worth it. Buy a slightly more expensive and versatile little grinder that is worth the money.