Conical Burr Espresso Coffee Grinder Electric with Precision Timer 2.0, Touchscreen Adjustable Burr Mill with 51 Precise Settings for Home Use, Anti-static, Stainless Steel

I’m very happy with this coffee grinder! It has excellent build quality and a modern design that looks great on my counter. The grind settings are precise, and the timer feature makes it easy to get the perfect amount every time. It’s powerful but quiet, easy to clean, and very simple to use. The results are consistent — perfect for espresso or drip coffee. Great value for the price and highly recommended for any coffee lover!

Extremely excited for this purchase. I searched for months for the right electric grinder for my breville bambino plus and had settled on the reality that I would need to spend hundreds of dollars on one that could be good for my high quality espresso beans. A good grinder would easily start at the low end $200-300. I was using a manual grinder up to this point while I researched. Anyway , decided to just try this out to see if it would be any good. I’m no coffee snob. I’m a coffee lover who is visits my fave coffee spot & spends $7 on a latte who just wanted to start making and saving at home and keep the coffee shop visits for the occasional social treat. This was easy to set up, and started grinding virtually perfectly from the get go. You should grind a cheap bag first to toss out is industry recommended. I made my first latte today and it was delicious. No mess or spillage, fast grind, compact sized design, versatile, accurate and great build considering this price point. Gotta love that China. Functions great for espresso. I used setting 5. Love this. Great value for the everyday coffee lover. Not sure how the snobs would feel as they get deep in the nitty gritty. But definitely great for me and the regular + coffee loving human.

Great beginner and budget friendly espresso grinder! I use this specifically with coffee beans for my espresso machine rather than for the purposes of coffee and it does a great job, but I haven't tried many of the less-fine grind settings so I cannot review it's more coffee-centered grinding ability. I assume it is just as good in that area as well. It is a little loud but not enough to do anything other than momentarily startle the cats, I am not bothered by its noises either. In terms of messiness, it can get a little messy but nothing too crazy. That's primarily because after grinding you typically have to tap the top of the machine to help the last bits of ground espresso drop into the bin so if you forget to do that before removing the bin then there might be a little spillage but not enough to really matter. The top container can hold a good amount of beans, the touch screen works perfectly, and the grind on it's finer settings doesn't clog up my espresso machine at all which is nice. I haven't had a single issue with it so far and I believe it's been over a year, so the durability is very good. I've even bought a second one to gift to a family member for their first espresso machine as well.

Easy to use and affordable burr grinder. We decided to switch from a Nespresso machine to an espresso machine but didn’t want to spend a crazy amount when we’d never owned/used one before! Functionality: it’s easy to use, it has multiple settings and seems to grind well! It has a small footprint which is nice, and the machine looks nice as well. The one other thing I don’t love is it doesn’t hold the portafilter on its own well. It kinda sags in the front and nothing I’ve done has corrected that so I just hold the portafilter while it’s grinding. It is somewhat messy, and no matter what I do, it seems to drop a small amount of grinds after we’re done using it. I haven’t had any issues with clogging or static electricity.

Excellent upgrade for espresso enthusiasts – much finer and more consistent than my old OXO I’ve been using an OXO Conical Burr grinder for years, and while it was decent for drip and pour-over, it always struggled to get fine enough for true espresso without choking the machine. The SHARDOR Conical Burr Espresso Coffee Grinder is a big step up. Pros that really stand out: Grinds much finer, can dial in espresso grinds and get beautiful, consistent puck formation. Direct grind into portafilter, The dosing cup fits most standard portafilters well enough for daily use, though I do wish the holder/funnel was a bit more snug. Bellows, handy for getting those last stubborn grounds out without wasting beans or making a mess. Detachable base makes cleanup easy if you accidentally tap the chute while adding beans (which happens to me more than I’d like to admit). The build feels solid, the motor is surprisingly quiet, and retention is very low compared to my old grinder. If you’re moving from a basic burr grinder to something more espresso-focused, this is a fantastic mid-range option. Highly recommend!

This coffee grinder is wonderful. I buy whole beans with a subscription, and it works so well. It’s easy to clean and super easy to use. It is a little loud, but what coffee grinder isn’t?

I’ve been using this grinder for 4 weeks. I bought it intuitively, without reading reviews — and I’m very happy with it. The standout feature for me is the automatic start: insert the portafilter and grinding begins. Accessory kit: two dosing rings (51 mm and 58 mm — measured by me) and two holder attachments for portafilters in the same sizes. The holder attachment installs in place of the bean hopper for direct grinding into the portafilter — convenient and universal for different machines. When manually increasing the grinding time, it’s important to carefully monitor the filling of the portafilter to avoid overfilling. P.S. Filter coffee experience (Stansport Stovetop Coffee Maker — purchased on Amazon two weeks after buying the grinder): Grind: 30 on the grinder scale (medium‑coarse). Portions: selected 5 cups on the grinder — it may have been a coincidence, but that exact amount fit perfectly into the brewer’s basket. Water: filled to the “5” mark on the carafe. Brew: placed the brewer on gas; in about 10 minutes the carafe was filled; note — some water was apparently absorbed by the grounds, so I topped up a little water into the upper reservoir. Result: excellent taste and quality — clean and nicely saturated. The coffee came out truly hot (hotter than I expected). Personal note: I might actually prefer this method to espresso. I drank one large mug hot; cooled the rest, poured into a thermos, and enjoyed it on a bus trip. Context: I live in Israel (220 V) and use a proper 220→110 V converter — everything works stably. Bottom line: Excellent value for money; the auto‑start and the accessory set (two rings and two holder attachments) make daily use fast and tidy. For filter coffee, a grind of 30 and the 5‑cup preset matched my Stansport Stovetop Coffee Maker perfectly, which I purchased here on Amazon two weeks after buying the grinder.

I purchased this for my husband, at his request, for Christmas and he loves it! He uses a french press and grinds his own beans and this was a big upgrade from his smaller grinder. He says it really makes a difference with how his coffee tastes and he needs less coffee also. Would for sure recommend this product to anyone needing a quality grinder for a good price.