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product_id: 92253283
title: "Burr Coffee Grinder"
brand: "secura"
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# Adjustable 2-12 cup size Auto shut-off safety 17 grind settings Burr Coffee Grinder

**Brand:** secura
**Price:** VT18630
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your morning ritual with precision grinding that keeps you ahead of the coffee curve!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Burr Coffee Grinder by secura
- **How much does it cost?** VT18630 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/92253283-burr-coffee-grinder)

## Best For

- secura enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted secura brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Perfect Brew Portions:** Adjustable cup size dial lets you grind exactly 2 to 12 cups, eliminating waste and ensuring fresh coffee every time.
- • **Precision Grind Control:** 17 grind sizes from ultra-fine espresso to coarse French press for barista-level customization.
- • **Compact & Counter-Friendly:** Sleek 6”x4”x8.75” footprint fits effortlessly in any modern kitchen without clutter.
- • **Built for Longevity & Safety:** ETL approved with automatic shut-off and durable 110W motor designed for daily use and peace of mind.
- • **Consistent Aroma Preservation:** Burr grinding mechanism delivers uniform grounds that lock in natural coffee oils and flavors.

## Overview

The Secura Electric Burr Coffee Grinder offers 17 adjustable grind settings and a cup size dial for 2 to 12 cups, ensuring freshly ground coffee tailored to your preferred brew method. Its burr grinding mechanism guarantees uniform grounds that preserve aroma, while the compact design fits neatly on any countertop. Equipped with a 110W motor, automatic shut-off, and ETL certification, this grinder combines safety, durability, and convenience for daily coffee enthusiasts.

## Description

desertcart.com: Secura Electric Burr Coffee Grinder Mill, Adjustable Cup Size, 17 Fine to Coarse Grind Size Settings for Drip, Percolator, French Press and Turkish Coffee Makers, Black,12 cups : Home & Kitchen

Review: Great Grinder! - I used this coffee grinder just once for the sake of this review. I actually purchased it to be used exclusively for spices in the kitchen, mostly pepper, and It may replace my bowl and pestle for some other dry spices. I have become weary of using my hand-held grinder to grind one or more tablespoons of pepper when cooking. And I am supposing that I would not prefer to have pepper fragments in my coffee, nor coffee fragments in my pepper and other spices. And if the grind from this Secura happens to be inconsistent, it won't matter much for spices. So, I purchased this second grinder. The Secura is REALLY fast, albeit considerably noisier than my Capresso 560Infinity ($98.98). Is faster a good thing, or is it a problem? Some say faster affects coffee's taste negatively, but I ran each sample in the picture through my French Press, and I was really unable to detect ANY difference in flavor. But I readily admit, that's the opinion of just ONE person. I really like being able to simply tap the on-off button when it's finished grinding. Setting the grind size is really simple, using the dial on the left side. I made a mental note of the fact that turning either the grind size on the left to minimum OR neglecting to set the cup size won't allow the machine to be turned on. And as far as mess is concerned, I think the ejection port in the back of the ground-coffee hopper, coupled with a lid on the hopper does a good job of reducing the "overspray" to a minimum. The coffee I brewed from the Secura in my French Press MIGHT have had just a TINY BIT more sediment left in the bottom of the cup, but not enough to matter to me. Anyway, a bit more sediment seems to be intrinsic to wire mesh filters of any kind. I brewed both samples at a 16 to 1 ratio. Each tasted really good to me and virtually identical. The cup estimator dial on the front seems silly to me BUT IT DOESN'T HURT ANYTHING. I guess some people might use the cup estimator on the front to grind their beans, but I do not know how that could be useful. Even if it is at all accurate and consistent, what coffee to water ratio do you personally prefer and for which type of brewing? It doesn't make sense. And if you do not care about precision in your brewing, why are you buying a home grinder anyway? Use your kitchen scale to weigh your beans; keep the cup dial cranked all the way up, and grind your beans all at once each time you brew. Stand there for the few seconds it takes for grinding and tap the off button when grinding is finished. Any complaints about messiness are unfounded from what I can see. Yes, there are a few specs that end up on the counter, but a minimal amount IMO. Anyway, wild grounds, driven by static electricity seems to be pretty consistently a part of the home-grinding adventure! Put a towel under it if you like. Or it DOES help if you stir 1 to 3 drops of water in with your beans before grinding. (NO MORE than that!) Or I suppose you can do your grinding outside, but it's not worth it to me. Will it last? IDUNO! Considering the price and just in case, at 71 years old, I spent money on my first-ever product warranty. $7.00 gives me 4 years. I purchased the extended warranty because I guessed I might not use it enough to adequately test it during the factory warranty period. It may very well have been $7.00 of foolishly wasted money, but it's not a biggie either way. I grind coffee daily, but for spices this won't see nearly that kind of use. After 4 years, for forty-two bucks and if I am still vertical, I won't complain.
Review: Secura burr coffee grinder is a great value! - Update: I have now owned this grinder for almost 3 years, and it still works like a champ! Is it noisy? Yes, but it’s grinding coffee beans, so it’s going to make noise! Not a deal breaker. Is it messy when emptying the chamber? Also, yes, but I’ve yet to find a coffee grinder that isn’t messy. It grinds consistently, and the coffee is great!!! Best of all, it didn’t break in a few months, which I’m seeing in reviews of almost every brand. I recently purchased the Secura Burr Coffee Grinder Mill, in part, based upon the excellent reviews. I've used it for several days now, and I'm shocked that no one mentioned what a mess it makes! Grounds go everywhere. Upon looking closer at the reviews, I find that very few of them even mention this coffee grinder. Most are for a French press. Very disappointed in desertcart for misrepresenting a product like this! UPDATE: I’ve been using this grinder daily since Jan., 2019, and it consistently delivers a uniform grind, and my coffee is excellent! Yes, it does make a bit of a mess when I dump the ground coffee into the filter, but I haven’t found any grinders that don’t do this. Update: June 21, 2021 After more than 2 years of daily use, it’s still working great. It makes a mess when you dump the ground coffee, but I haven’t found a design that doesn’t. It’s worth cleaning the few grounds off the counter because it makes fantastic coffee!! I highly recommend it!

## Features

- Secura electric burr grinder comes with 17 Grind size selections, from extremely fine (Espresso) to coarse (French press)
- Quantity control dial from 2 to 12 Cups. On/off button, automatic shut off
- Burr grinding mechanism grinds uniformly and preserve natural aroma
- This Automatic burr Coffee grinder takes little counter space. Always available when you need freshly ground Coffee
- Only for use wih North American Electrical standards, 120V, 110watt motor. Dimension 6” x 4” x 8. 75”. ETL approved Product

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07HNMLTXG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #557,494 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #132 in Burr Coffee Grinders |
| Brand Name | Secura |
| Capacity | 100 Grams |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (2,544) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 07426909111914 |
| Included Components | Cleaning Brush, Coffee Grinder, User Manual |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 6"L x 4"W x 8.75"H |
| Item Type Name | Automatic Electric Burr Coffee Grinder Mill 2 Year Warranty |
| Manufacturer | Secura |
| Material Type | inflaming retarding material |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Grinding |
| Specific Uses For Product | Grinding |
| Style Name | Adjustable |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Wattage | 110 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Secura
- **Color:** Black
- **Material:** inflaming retarding material
- **Product Dimensions:** 6"L x 4"W x 8.75"H
- **Style:** Adjustable

## Images

![Burr Coffee Grinder - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Fbg3gH4fL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are any of the 225 reviews actually for the grinder or just some unlisted French press?**
A: The issue people are raising is about a "grind setting" for use in a "French Press" style coffee maker.
This grinder works nicely for "drip" and "espresso" grinds, I produces a very fine to moderate grind.   
But I cannot produce a coarser grind for use in a French Press, this I seems to be an issue for this grinder.   
Unless the burr can somehow be adjusted beyond what the rotary dial indicates for a coarse grind.

**Q: amazon wake up.  a lot of these review are for a french press coffee maker not a burr coffee grinder.  please edit these pages?**
A: People mention the French Press beccause you need a consistent coarse grind. It's easy to find a blade  grinder that does a fine grind, so French Press users struggle to find a burr grinder which does the job and doesn't corst an arm and a leg.

**Q: How difficult or easy is it to thoroughly clean the secura scg-903b automatic electric burr coffee grinder mill?**
A: Relatively easy - The burr spins off for easy access. The bin rinses easily enough 2-piece lid & bin portion with water. As for the grounds/grinds which occasional spill/drop out onto the counter top - Its not many thereby making a thorough mess type thing, it is not. My old Krupp/Braun grinders, I thought were messier...

**Q: can it be used as a spice grinder?**
A: If you set it to the finest setting, it might, but you would be spending a lot of money to figure out that it didn't work.  A normal, $15 or $20 conventional, rotary blade grinder would be better money spent.  Or on something that is a dedicated spice grinder.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Grinder!
*by R***N on January 21, 2023*

I used this coffee grinder just once for the sake of this review. I actually purchased it to be used exclusively for spices in the kitchen, mostly pepper, and It may replace my bowl and pestle for some other dry spices. I have become weary of using my hand-held grinder to grind one or more tablespoons of pepper when cooking. And I am supposing that I would not prefer to have pepper fragments in my coffee, nor coffee fragments in my pepper and other spices. And if the grind from this Secura happens to be inconsistent, it won't matter much for spices. So, I purchased this second grinder. The Secura is REALLY fast, albeit considerably noisier than my Capresso 560Infinity ($98.98). Is faster a good thing, or is it a problem? Some say faster affects coffee's taste negatively, but I ran each sample in the picture through my French Press, and I was really unable to detect ANY difference in flavor. But I readily admit, that's the opinion of just ONE person. I really like being able to simply tap the on-off button when it's finished grinding. Setting the grind size is really simple, using the dial on the left side. I made a mental note of the fact that turning either the grind size on the left to minimum OR neglecting to set the cup size won't allow the machine to be turned on. And as far as mess is concerned, I think the ejection port in the back of the ground-coffee hopper, coupled with a lid on the hopper does a good job of reducing the "overspray" to a minimum. The coffee I brewed from the Secura in my French Press MIGHT have had just a TINY BIT more sediment left in the bottom of the cup, but not enough to matter to me. Anyway, a bit more sediment seems to be intrinsic to wire mesh filters of any kind. I brewed both samples at a 16 to 1 ratio. Each tasted really good to me and virtually identical. The cup estimator dial on the front seems silly to me BUT IT DOESN'T HURT ANYTHING. I guess some people might use the cup estimator on the front to grind their beans, but I do not know how that could be useful. Even if it is at all accurate and consistent, what coffee to water ratio do you personally prefer and for which type of brewing? It doesn't make sense. And if you do not care about precision in your brewing, why are you buying a home grinder anyway? Use your kitchen scale to weigh your beans; keep the cup dial cranked all the way up, and grind your beans all at once each time you brew. Stand there for the few seconds it takes for grinding and tap the off button when grinding is finished. Any complaints about messiness are unfounded from what I can see. Yes, there are a few specs that end up on the counter, but a minimal amount IMO. Anyway, wild grounds, driven by static electricity seems to be pretty consistently a part of the home-grinding adventure! Put a towel under it if you like. Or it DOES help if you stir 1 to 3 drops of water in with your beans before grinding. (NO MORE than that!) Or I suppose you can do your grinding outside, but it's not worth it to me. Will it last? IDUNO! Considering the price and just in case, at 71 years old, I spent money on my first-ever product warranty. $7.00 gives me 4 years. I purchased the extended warranty because I guessed I might not use it enough to adequately test it during the factory warranty period. It may very well have been $7.00 of foolishly wasted money, but it's not a biggie either way. I grind coffee daily, but for spices this won't see nearly that kind of use. After 4 years, for forty-two bucks and if I am still vertical, I won't complain.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Secura burr coffee grinder is a great value!
*by L***J on January 24, 2019*

Update: I have now owned this grinder for almost 3 years, and it still works like a champ! Is it noisy? Yes, but it’s grinding coffee beans, so it’s going to make noise! Not a deal breaker. Is it messy when emptying the chamber? Also, yes, but I’ve yet to find a coffee grinder that isn’t messy. It grinds consistently, and the coffee is great!!! Best of all, it didn’t break in a few months, which I’m seeing in reviews of almost every brand. I recently purchased the Secura Burr Coffee Grinder Mill, in part, based upon the excellent reviews. I've used it for several days now, and I'm shocked that no one mentioned what a mess it makes! Grounds go everywhere. Upon looking closer at the reviews, I find that very few of them even mention this coffee grinder. Most are for a French press. Very disappointed in Amazon for misrepresenting a product like this! UPDATE: I’ve been using this grinder daily since Jan., 2019, and it consistently delivers a uniform grind, and my coffee is excellent! Yes, it does make a bit of a mess when I dump the ground coffee into the filter, but I haven’t found any grinders that don’t do this. Update: June 21, 2021 After more than 2 years of daily use, it’s still working great. It makes a mess when you dump the ground coffee, but I haven’t found a design that doesn’t. It’s worth cleaning the few grounds off the counter because it makes fantastic coffee!! I highly recommend it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Secura burr coffee grinder
*by C***S on May 17, 2020*

Just received this an used it twice for my daily pour-over coffee. I had a manual grinder but got tired of doing it the old-fashioned way. This product was a cost-effective burr grinder, which I've read gives the most consistent grind results. I haven't cleaned it yet, so I cannot comment on the ease of cleaning. The unit is not overly loud, has simple controls to use, and since I grind just what I'm using, I can grind 2-3 cups of coffee in about 15 seconds. Easy peasy. The bin for holding the beans is easy to fill and the cover fits decently, although I would avoid bumping this unit over if you're grinding a lot of beans, as the lid doesn't snap in- it basically form fits on top only. The collection bin keeps the mess to a minimum and keeps grounds inside. Product is made pretty "lightweight" so we'll see what kind of longevity we get out of it. That reminds me- I need to check on the warranty proactively (I do this with all products I buy just in case. I'm not implying I'll need it soon.) After 2 uses, I'm happy with my purchase.

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