Mini Manual Coffee Grinder with 40 Adjustable Settings, Portable Hand Coffee Bean Mill with 30g Capacity, Conical Burr Coffee Grinder with Crank for Travel, Camping, Office, Espresso, Pour Over, etc

Use this everytime we go camping. Great to have for your coffee beans in case of emergency electricity outage.

I love this coffee grinder! It’s a simple design and works very well. It’s easy to use and the handle comes off for easy storage which is nice. The ability to adjust the grind size is also a great feature. This was a great purchase and you can’t beat the price!

This item worked surprisingly well, even on nutmegand cinnamon sticks and appears to be of good quality.

Works well, but you will get an arm workout. I only drink one cup of coffee each day, so not a problem for me . It is inexpensive and has a grind adjuster. If you make a full pot everyday, you might want to consider an electric grinder.

I've only used this about a week, but so far it's worked very well for me. It's a little tricky to load coffee grounds into it without spilling them, but I just cup my hand around the top and pour directly in from the coffee bag (it's mostly the shape of coffee bags that makes it tricky). Also there are 4 little compartments to load the beans into, so I just rotate the grinder as I'm pouring to fill them all equally. I set this at a fineness level of 8 to get fine grounds, and use them with a pour over coffee maker, and it makes a nice, smooth-tasting cup of coffee. I counted and with the grinder completely full of beans, and set to 8, it takes 200 rotations of the handle to grind them all. A nice tiny little workout in the morning! A bonus is that it's quieter than an electric grinder. I use the included brush to clean out the bottom of the grinder and the glass grounds container. My only minor nitpick is that the plastic lid at the top is a little hard to remove sometimes. But it just takes a little practice to pop it off.

I love this little coffee grinder. We used to have an electric one, it was noisy, took up a lot of space and broke down after only a couple of years. This is tiny, grinds just what I need for a single cup, has a multitude of grind sizes and is a fraction of the cost of an electric.

It broke immediately. Didn't even get through one grind.

Prior to this, I tried my hand with a cheap electric grinder and it just shredded my beans way too finely. I love that I can change the grind size with this thing and it works great. Not sure about the longevity of the burr blades, but so far so good. Life hack: I attached a 5.5 mm deep socket to my drill, which fits perfect on the hex bolt protruding out from this grinder. When grinding a lot of beans at once, this hack saves so much time and effort. Try it out!!