☕ ENZOO Conical Burr Coffee Grinder: 40 Precise Grind Settings for Espresso, Drip Coffee, French Press and Percolator Coffee - Easy Cleaning, Detachable Design (Black) Review

What more could you want from a coffee grinder. My wife and I love our coffee a little differently, with over 40 setters we get exactly what each of us wants. The chopper has a massive hopper so we don't have to keep digging up sticks to add more to feed the chopper. Looks great, most coffee grinders look like junk lying on a countertop. Willing even sent small tools to maintain and clean the coffee grinder. Very happy with it. I hope that was helpful.

I really wanted this grinder to please, and there's a lot to like: * great price at $50 * quiet * removes burrs from "camera lens" * rub into the portafilter * the bean funnel prevents spillage when removing* unfortunately seems permanent.* the container spills every time you remove and insert* too much static electricity* does not grind any finer than the Capresso Infinity, hardly finds enough for a pressure portafilter should : * make a grounds container out of glass and silicone * solve the…

I rarely write reviews unless they are really worth writing about and this coffee grinder is definitely worth it. After carefully researching various coffee grinders, manual coffee grinders, ceramic, metal, expensive, etc., I chose this one and I'm very glad I did! Ignore the ridiculous reviews some have written; "Beans everywhere", "Dirty", etc etc. If you are looking for a car that will cook your breakfast, babysit then this is not for you. But if you want a grinder that just grinds evenly…

My espresso machine and Cuisinart DBM-8 Supreme Grind are over ten years old. The Cuisinart DBM-8 Supreme Grind recently broke. I bought this ENZOO cone grinder as a replacement. I love this new grinder. It's easy to use. It grinds coffee faster and the ground coffee is finer than my old coffee grinder. I have already recommended this grinder to a few friends. Pros: Cheap conical grinders: the porta filter adapter is small and the position is too low. Use leads to confusion. (Solution: Don't…

My Cuisinart DBM-8 is finally dead and it's time to replace it with something that can grind espresso evenly. It looks like this model is exactly the same as the more well-known brand but at a higher price point. When I see another one I have reason to believe this is the same but with a different brand at a better price. So far I'm pretty impressed. I particularly like the option of grinding directly into the portafilter! Very convenient. One "complaint" is that no matter how long I wait or…

tl;dr - Quiet and compact but instructions are incomprehensible, a mess and for cold brew the coarsest grind doesn't know what most others do People do, but this car makes a mess. You know how sometimes when you wipe your ass the toilet paper never comes out clean? This is what it looks like. Even after rocking the machine back and forth and hitting its sides to make sure all the bases are loose, the bases are easy. To keep. Come. The moment you think you've got them all and pull out the…

Summary I am a coffee drinker and have been pouring myself coffee for 10 years. Pour Over is one area where it's difficult to invest in a luxury coffee grinder because it just doesn't make sense. So I always prefer good manual coffee grinders, but after giving birth they become a burden (no one has time for that coffee!?). This electric coffee grinder meets my needs well. It has good grinding speed, low retention, low noise and works just like my manual coffee grinder. Saves me a lot of time…

UPDATE: I downgraded my rating due to build quality issues. After about a dozen uses, the grinder jammed and the motor stopped turning. It definitely sounded like something got stuck in the grinder head, it took some effort to get all the beans out and free the grinder area. After loosening and turning, a small metal screw fell out of the grinding head. It turns out there's a spring-loaded flap and screw that holds the coffee in the hopper (blocks the chute) when the center burr section is…

Decided to try the ENZOO cone grinder after I got bored with the Krups GX5000 disc grinder. Originally bought Krups to get a more consistent grind than our old grinder. Unfortunately, Krups had a fatal flaw - regardless of the degree of grinding, about 1/5 of the coffee grounds came out in the form of a very fine powder, which made the coffee bitter. When I bought a conical manual coffee grinder (also pictured) I quickly realized how bitter a Krups grinder makes coffee. The conical hand…