☕ REDMOND Electric Coffee Grinder: Powerful 160W Dry Grinder for Spices & Coffee Beans, 12-Cup Stainless Steel Capacity, Cream Review

Something in the socket is making noise. It looks like a loose screw inside. The chip container has a dent on the inside. It seems that this product is not quality checked. Or it could be a defective product and put up for sale again. Not recommended. There is no certainty that this will last.

My old plastic coffee grinder lasted a long time but was always difficult to clean. It still worked, but the plastic parts broke and was even more difficult to use and clean. This coffee grinder is great! Good, durable materials and concise design make it easy to use and clean! I expect this to last a very long time!

It's big, I didn't expect it to be so big and heavy, the packaging is very strong, the powder is very thin, the design is also very convenient, and that It is very convenient to use, but there is a problem of residual powder on the powder line. You can do this with a cotton swab. With it, you can drink delicious coffee while sitting and working at home. It's really awesome.

We have had a German Melitta coffee grinder for many years and are delighted with the functionality and durability. When it finally breathed its last, we tried several other brands, but none of them performed up to the one we had. But then we found Redmond. He even surpasses Melitta significantly. Aside from a very attractive appearance, its features and overall design are totally superior to anything we've had before. Amazing little machine, just the prospect of using it to make coffee in the…

Here are my pros: Good looks, not black. Removable bowl for cleaning. One button control. Cable storage in base. I think the motor is more powerful than others. I got it mainly for grinding spices. I made this decision because I couldn't get good results grinding a cinnamon stick in a mortar and pestle. Haven't tried it yet, but threshed black peppercorns. The degree of grinding becomes finer and finer (keep the button pressed). I overdid it a bit but am still happy with the lovely peppers in…

I used a coffee grinder for the first time today and it was a sad disappointment. The blades sit a little high and don't allow for good sharpening. I used to grind coffee beans with Nutribullet spice blades and had no problems. I ordered this grinder hoping that the cleaning and of course the grinding would be better than the Nutribullet as the bowl is removable, but it didn't work out. I ground 2-3 tablespoons of whole grains and had to press the grind button many times to keep it from…

I really enjoy using this little coffee grinder. It's quite noisy, but when you're grinding beans, that's to be expected. It's not so loud that you can't hear your thoughts while making coffee. Prepares large portions for either a regular drip coffee maker at a time or smaller portions for reusable Keurig cups. Maybe 20 seconds to grind to size. But I'll listen. When it stops sounding like there are still large turquoises in it, then I know it's reached the consistency I wanted. The lid is…