Nuttii Burr Coffee Grinder – Electric, Portable, Small, Quiet Adjustable Conical Burr Coffee Bean Mill, 20 Grind Settings for Espresso, Pour-Over, French Press Moka, for Home Travel Use (Matte Black)

The Nuttii Burr Coffee Grinder is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a compact, quiet, and versatile grinder without sacrificing quality. Despite its small size, it packs a punch with 20 adjustable grind settings, making it suitable for a wide range of brewing methods—from espresso and moka pot to French press and pour-over. The conical burr design delivers a consistent grind, and the electric operation is surprisingly quiet, perfect for early mornings without waking the whole house. Its portability makes it ideal for home use or travel. Overall, it’s a solid and stylish grinder that offers great value for everyday coffee enthusiasts. I am not sure how easy the cleaning process would be but otherwise it works great.

Overall this is a really great grinder. Consistent, even grind. Good battery life. Quiet. Will run while charging.My only complaints have to do with the receiving cup at the bottom. First, it’s too small to use the full capacity of the grinder. Second the rounded shape, while sexy, is not functional. It makes the grinder very tippy and I have knocked it over with a light bump multiple times spilling coffee beans all over the counter. Please redesign this for v2

The media could not be loaded. I really like this grinder because it’s compact and portable. My primary use case is for carrying it during camping or when I’m traveling, which this perfectly suits,YMMV. I was able to achieve a super fine grind with 0-1 click, but extraction took a lot of time. Therefore, I’m confident that with one or two clicks, it will work great for my coffee.Pros:* Even though it looks plastic, it’s hefty. Internal body is metal.* Portable* Can cover all different types of extraction from espresso to French press* Timemore Burrs, I have used Timemore hand grinder in past and have Timemore Sculpture 78s as my daily driver.* Not too loud, check video for the sound, it’s very normal grinder level loud.* Zero retention, check photos(lid is 41 grams)Con’s* With click mechanism it can not do micro adjustments in grind size which is expected from stepped hand grinder.* No travel bag, wish it came with a travel bag, my old Timemore hand grinder came with one.

I love coffee and did not want to spend an arm and leg to buy another grinder so I stumble onto this little machine. Grind quality is finer than my broken espresso grinder even though the quantity is not much at time, you will still go about your day. It works well so far and was able to make espresso and brew coffee out of it. If you want to use is as an espresso grinder, it helps to have a espresso beans. Overall best value for money.

The media could not be loaded. A well-rounded grinder that easily fits into my daily coffee routine and pairs perfectly with my Flair. Super easy to use, with smooth grind adjustments and a surprisingly quiet while grinding. I’ve pulled some great espresso shots, and also enjoyed a few pour overs with it. The flexibility is a huge plus - compact and portable enough to take anywhere. Most importantly, the grind consistency and overall quality has been excellent across brew methods so far. Solid little grinder that just works!

The media could not be loaded. Horrible, Horrible and Horrible. If you don't mind waiting 3 minutes for the thing to grind 4 cups of coffee for pour over. The design is another joke. It's not possible to get the settings correct without trial and error . The dial spins around multiple times. I am returning

Likes: Grinder is good. Compact, portable, cordless. Grind size is easily adjustable. Easy to clean. Looks cool.Dislikes: Capacity is too small. Can only make 1-2 cups per grind. It’s slow and loud. Intermittent stopping during the grinding process. Then doesn’t stop when it’s done. It’s also pricey.Rating: 3.5

It's definitely slower than what I'm used to. In terms of capacity as well, as others said, it's smaller. However, as I'm just 1 person, it is ok for me. I rarely drink fancy coffee from grinding my own beans. So it's not a big issue for me to wait a bit for the one time I'll use it in a month.I've found the grind size is relatively consistent. So that's good. No bitter afternotes either.I think it's decent for $100 but don't expect it to compete with the $250 professional ones like Errata or whatever.