Homerico Manual Coffee Grinder with External Adjustments, Ceramic Conical Burr Mill & Stainless Steel Waterproof Body, Small Portable Hand Coffee Bean Grinders for French Press, Espresso, Turkish Brew

I can say that after using this for a few days I like it but I have a few comments I want to say before you jump in and buying it. The design and simplistic grind experience you get are by far the best aspects of the grinder , and the coffee taste pretty good and grind sizes are on point. My nitpicks though are the grind time , it takes a while and some elbow grease , I don't travel and I wanted to just try freshly grounded coffee every morning but I have a coffee routine and decided why not get a hand grinder and I drink from a moka pot making latte art with it. Since I implemented the grinder its tasted wayyy better , and I can give it props , but like I said it takes a looong time to grind , and probably 3-5 minuites I would say. One solution , upgrade the burrs but unfortunately Im not too sure how to do that with this grinder. To sum up , if your just getting into coffee , this would probably be a perfect grinder , but if your a little more experienced , invest in a more expensive one . Lastly one more note , the creators of the grinder left a business card saying if you ever need help with your grinder you can always shoot them an email which I found very helpful.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have a rare disorder that causes severe joint damage and as a result, I have limited strength in my hands. You can see in the videos that I have to wear splints in order to use my hands, but I was able to use this on my own. In the video you can tell that my hands are a bit shakey, but I don't have issues turning the crank even on the highest setting. It's nice to know that I can have my freshly ground coffee even when I travel. The grinder is compact, but holds plenty for a small pot of coffee. I also like that the crank can be detached because it takes up less room in my bag.

Grinds nice and evenly. Good adjustment. My only complaint is it takes a long time to grind even enough for an espresso permafilter. If you want a morning workout, you might enjoy. Good for occasional use or travel. If you want something for everyday use or for grinding enough for a while pot, I’d recommend a powered grinder.

You have to grind for 10 minutes to fill up the glass container - and that is only half the amount needed for a french press. If you have 30 mins a day to grind the coffee, then it is probably ok, but I find it maddening.

Cute little easy-to-use hand-held burr grinder; makes about 3 Tblsp. of coffee, or spices. Got it along with a great little pour-over coffee set, perfect for two people for home, travel, road trips, or coffee at work! Handle detaches, so convenient to pack (or pop into a holiday gift stocking, etc).Easy to use... like a "coffee meditation" session: keep grinding away and "voila!" enlightenment! Enjoy the journey 😄

nice unit for filter and Aeropress. Needed it for Turkish. Not even close. May be ok for espresso, didn't give it try when i couldn't get my Turkish. Sent the unit back and was refunded on it. Ok construction. Drive shaft did seem weak. Like i stated, good for filter.

I like this grinder it's so easy to use pretty quiet too and you can set the dial for size of grind with no guesswork! Highly recommend!

It is cute gizmo. But... it is hard work to grind small amount of beans barely enough for one cup of coffee. I love French press coffee. This manual grinder is hard to change the size of the grind, requires pretty intense work-out to do the job. It is not worth the money and time