Andizun Coffee Grinder Electric, 350W Motor 80g Capacity Spice Grinder Electric with 304 Stainless Steel Blades for Coffee Beans, Nuts, Pepper

The media could not be loaded. I received this today and I am pleased so far. I have tried to cover all questions in this review so keep reading if you have any.I was previously using a blade grinder and was not happy at all about the lack of consistency, so I decided to go with a cheap burr grinder to see if it would solve that problem for me. That cheap burr grinder was this one.I have used this for less than a day so take it with a grain of salt in terms of longevity, it's possible that the machine could implode tomorrow and then this review is irrelevant.The grind consistency is good, the first shot I pulled used the lowest grind setting and it seemed good, still dialing it in but it was adequate for my morning coffee.I would recommend getting a small spray bottle and spraying your beans with water before putting a single dose into the machine (around 18g for me). This is because the machine isn't great with retention when it comes to the basket that it falls into, not sure what the burrs look like in terms of retention because I haven't looked yet. The spray of water solves this problem. More expensive grinders have an ionised "spout" that removes the static energy from the grinds so that they don't stick to things, but not with this machine. This problem is easily and cheaply solvable though.The porta filter holders come in 58mm and 53mm sizes, so if you are using a delonghi ecp35.31 like I am (51mm portafilter), then your portafilter will not fit in the holder and you will have to grind into the basket or risk holding the portafilter manually. This is working fine for me though.As for the different functions of the grinder, it has either a timed function which works in increments of 0.1 seconds, 18g is around 6.5 or 7 seconds. The other function is the "amount of cups" function. I found 1 cup is around 9g of beans, this is useful if you don't want to be too precise and just want to put all your beans in the hopper.Noise level is fine, it's not "quiet" but it isn't an annoying sound and it's not so ridiculously loud that you would be worried about annoying others in your home.I haven't cleaned the machine yet but all the moving parts are hidden from sight when the machine isn't in use, so as long as the hopper and the collection basket are clean, the machine will "look clean", cleaning the moving parts wouldn't be too hard I imagine since the burrs are removable.To be clear, I'm reviewing the LED screen burr grinder and not the other one that is listed as an option here.Overall, it's a good grinder for home use and potentially in a cafe if it has longevity. If you're watching YouTube channels like James Hoffman and thinking that you need to spend hundreds to get good coffee at home then do not worry because you can get a good cup of coffee from beans from this machine. That was my main worry and using this machine for less than a day has extinguished those worries. I'm expecting this grinder to bring me many years of good coffee 👍🏼

Very happy with this purchase works very well and at a good price.

The grinder is good and easy to use. It is making quite homogenous granules of coffee which is very important for the taste. Once it is used, it is very easy to clean it.One thing I'd say to improve is the positioning the cable. There is a small groove under the machine to have the cable in but it never sits over there which is making the grinder unlevelled most of the time. Maybe I should try harder to keep it in.All things and price considered, it is a very good product for home use.

Love grinding coffee, trying different beans for taste sensations. Only negative Is the grinder needs a small brush as the ground coffee gathers in the corners and around the blades

Quick, easy, simple and cheap.could ask for more!

Good price, delivered the next day, works just as well as a more expensive grinder that it was replacing.

Coffee grinded ok; but the item feels cheap; very light build; made mostly from plastic.What I disliked the most is the sort power cable; barely can plug it to my kitchen socket.When I want to empty the grinded coffee; I have to remove the cord to empty the containerLet see how it goes in next few weeks. I have a feeling the motor does not have enough power compared to my past grinders

nice and small