Tuni G1 Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, 48 Grind Settings Anti-static Burr Mill, Precision Electronic Timer and LED Touchscreen for Espresso/Drip/Cold Brew/French Press, Stainless Steel, Ivory

I had returned my ffirst one I got due to missing something. It also did not have the small cup, only the bigger one. I decided to keep it.It had what I was looking for in something more compact. But, it also had things I loved as well.It's not plastic. It is made of metal and has a bit of heft. A solid feel. The catch cup has a magnetic bottom that goes on the sitting area and does not move. Nice.I just got it and only used a few times but, it is really nice. It grinds the coffee in a uniform and consistent pieces. A great grind. And it has settings for French press, drip, espresso, etc.It is easy to set up and get going.The noise is not very loud. It is not quiet but, it is not jarring like many are. It has a good noise level.This grinder also has a digital screen so when set up and plugged in the screen comes on. You can choose from 2 to 12 cups. On and off and even set for how long you want it to go for.This is an easy to use grinder and very functional.Considering the little nice asides like magnetic holder, a compact size compared ot many, great grinding and a metal body that feels solid I'd say the price was very good.As I said I have only used a few times but, I am already in love with this grinder. The best I've had. And I doubt any of the more expensive models would make me happpier. Love it

I’ve always used pre-ground coffee, so this was my first experience with a grinder—and I have to say, this machine makes the transition seamless. It’s a no-nonsense, user-friendly unit that performs exactly as promised. What surprises me is how overlooked it is—especially by high-profile coffee enthusiasts on YouTube. It’s truly a hidden gem.It ground my beans to a very fine consistency, ideal for pulling proper espresso shots, without any hassle. The design is sleek and compact, and the noise level is absolutely manageable—not whisper-quiet, but far from disruptive. From a value standpoint, this grinder hits a strategic sweet spot: more capable and consistent than the budget-tier options, but without the premium price tag of high-end models. For anyone looking for reliability, simplicity, and real performance, this is a no-brainer.

Simple to use and clean up is very easy, however, this grinder is “pricey” .

I recently purchased this Tuni grinder and I really like it. It's compact, looks good, and is very well designed, as well as easy to use and clean. What I really like about it is the coffee chute. Previously, I used a Capresso conical burr grinder. The ground coffee came straight out into a plastic container. The exit hole is small and frequently clogs. Plus, the plastic box has static electricity so the coffee goes everywhere. The Tuni grinder has a large, round chute that allows the coffee to exit the grinding wheels utilizing gravity. It's big enough so it never clogs and the machine grinds at a low RPM to avoid heat (heat damages the taste of the coffee) and static electricity. It goes at just the right speed to make everything work. I use a Bonavita 5 cup coffee pot (absolutely the best appliance ever made, in my opinion). It has a permanent #4 cone filter the fits perfectly under the coffee chute. The coffee comes right out of the grinder and into the filter without being touched or creating a mess. The grinder also comes with a small collection cup what has a magnet on the bottom to keep it stable on the base, as well as a bracket to hold an espresso filter basket right under the chute. You can use the Tuni for any type of grind, from French Press to Espresso and everything in between. I love this machine. It's truly amazing and very easy to use and disassemble for cleaning. My coffee setup includes the Tuni grinder, Bonavita coffee pot another amazing piece of equipment worth every penny), Airscape medium canister (containing Amazon Sumatran Whole Coffee Beans), and Inevifit digital scale. Fresh ground coffee produced with good equipment is so much better than just a regular cup of coffee. It's worth every penny.