Cuisinart Coffee Grinder, One Touch Control Coffee Bean Grinder with Stainless Steel Bowl and Blades, 2.5 oz/70g Capacity Enough for 12 Cups, On/Off Switch with Safety Interlock, DCG-20BKN, Black

Grinds good beans, just make sure to shake a lot before pulsing. Also don’t pulse continuously, hit the pulse every second and shake shake shake. The storage capacity is good for me cause I like to grind up my beans everytime i want a cup or two of coffee. Cleaning is simple, I wipe with a wet towel. Finally, the taste of the coffee is swell, where I can easily make medium coarse beans within 20 pulses (1 min or less with shaking). But to be honest, it doesn’t grind super evenly but as long as you always shake between pulses you’ll get a consistent ENOUGH result. Worth the price.

Bought this bean grinder for my wife. It is compact not a lot of noise and she loves it.the price was right and what can I say it's a Cuisinart but it does its job. Only thing i wish it were a lil bigger. But nonetheless it does its job.

Does the job. Good product.

This is a good basic coffee grinder. I'm a coffee fanatic, so I grind my own beans just before brewing a pot or cup of coffee. I just used up my utility grinder, so I replaced it with this one. It works well in general, but I have two minor complaints about it. The configuration is such that when you use it, grounds stick to the lid with an electrostatic charge. This makes it a little bit difficult to clean them out of the lid. With my old grinder I could just sweep them into the filter with a brush. The capacity is also just a little bit small. I normally use 35 grams of beans for a pot of coffee, and that pretty much maxes out this grinder. All that said, it's a good, inexpensive, quiet grinder that does the job and should last a while.

I’ve never owned a coffee grinder before this one and have only used it a few times so I cannot vouch for longevity of this device. I bought it to grind coffee beans for my espresso machine and it does it with ease. I even have bought regular ground coffee and finely ground it to look and feel like finely espresso coffee. When I do this the latte or cappuccino smells and tastes so much better than before I grounded it. I just dump the ground coffee in the grinder and grind for roughly 30 seconds and bam, it’s grounded so fine it packs together. Then I dump it in a solo cup and pour in my portafilter. Hey, if it breaks then I will buy a better one but I will use it until it does break because I love the way it grinds the coffee.

Broken, plastic pieces off the top.

Works great with easy to clean.

Worked great, until it didn’t… Motor burnt out in 4 months.