Brim - 1.6-Oz Electric Handheld Electric Coffee Grinder - Stainless Steel

Perfect little grinder. Love the simplicity and easy to store

I love the sleek overall style of this product. They grind choices are good. Wish it came with a little cleaning brush. Initially I found it troublesome to open & considered returning it. Glad I didn’t find the time I’m considering one as a gift for my @Coffee Snob” brother

OK this is a cool idea, but it’s not that awesome in practice. It does This device grinds beans nicely but it only stores the tiniest amount in the base. If you turn the base at all while you’re grinding, the ground coffee flies all over the place. It’s also kind of slow compared to like my regular conventional Mr. coffee grinder which was like nine dollars.

This is a burr grinder (other sites will tell you a burr grinder has to be over $150 - not true) that needs an outlet for power (it's not battery operated). As others mentioned, it's not the fastest grinder, but it is quiet, and works great for a single cup of great-tasting fresh ground joe (way better flavor than those mass produced k-cups). I use it with the "brew your own" re-usable Keurig k-cup filter. The grinder holds enough whole beans for my 14 oz. travel mug. While I've not yet tried to grind more, it seems like you'd need to grind two batches to have enough to brew a small pot. Adjustable grind is nice, and grind level per setting is consistent. This let's you tinker a bit with the flavor to get it "just right" for your liking. Occasionally it leaves a half of a bean in the grinder, even with a bit of tapping / shaking. All in all, if you are seeking a better cup o' joe, you are brewing a single cup (or two), the extra minute or two for grinding whole beans with this grinder is more than worth the wait.

I bought this to use while we traveled so I can make pour overs in the motel. when it came in, I thought why not try to pull an espresso shot with it? So I set it on the finest grind, dosed 20 grams dark roast and pushed the start button. Here's what I found Pros: Decently quiet Will hold about 40 grams coffee Particles seemed consistent on finest grind Can walk away while it works Pulled a surprisingly good shot with good crema on a Breville espresso machine. Not too bad priced Your hand doesn't wear out from hand grinding Cons: Doesn't stop automatically grinding, so you have to pay a little bit of attention to stop it. I don't think the grind was fine enough for Turkish, but for an espresso machine, especially with a double wall, it works great. It took right at 3 minutes to grind 20 grams at fine setting It's a little bit messy when trying to get the grounds out of the grinder, but not terrible The grinder settings are a pretty big jump, and there's not many of them overall I would say at this price range, and not having to hand grind, this is an excellent grinder. I was very pleasantly surprised, and would recommend. I hope this lasts me a long while!

You can't grind a ton of coffee at one time, but it's great for one or two people. My wife and I use it for our french press. One full grind will give us enough coffee to fill up the press, so we just grind fresh every time we make coffee. If you're good with just making coffee to fill up a to-go mug each, and you don't want a grinder that takes up space, it's great. If you want to grind enough to store coffee to use throughout the week, you'll for sure want to go with a bigger grinder.

Nice design. Did a good job of grinding, but slow. It made a high-pitched whine when it got to the end of the beans. Might have just been a defective unit. Returned.

Mostly good. Consistent grind size, which is important. I give it 4 out of 5 for two reasons. It's a little messy getting the grinds out and it's a little noisy for its size/power. That said, I would buy it again as its small footprint is perfect for my office.