This coffee grinder works great! There is a lot of static, to be expected - I use a small blower to clean it up, no problem. It runs until the amount of grounds I select is completed, no holding down the power button. It is very attractive. So far my only complaint is that it is loud. However, it is not as loud as others I have used. Overall, I would definitely recommend and would 100% buy it again.

This was a purchase to replace our previous Cuisanart burr grinder which finally gave out after approximately 8 years of almost daily use. We were satisfied with the grind quality, capacity and durability of this model so we thought we would play it safe by replacing with the same model. The only complaint we have with the grinder would be the noise level during use.

been a fantastic addition to my coffee setup. It produces a very consistent grind, which makes a noticeable difference in the flavor and quality of the coffee. I especially like the wide range of grind settings—from coarse for French press to fine for espresso—so it works well no matter how I'm brewing.

This is a nice coffee grinder! The coarse grinder was what I was looking for because I bought a percolator and this pot requires a coarse grind. The first thing I noticed was that it was easy to use and practical. I didn't think it was too loud but I wouldn't use it when the baby is sleeping. The coffee beans were ground quickly and I think I have mastered the functionality by the third use. I also think the price is reasonable.

I originally picked up the Cuisinart Supreme Grind for its reputation as a solid coffee mill, but it recently earned "MVP" status in my kitchen for a completely different reason. When my dedicated grain mill unexpectedly broke, I turned to this as a temporary fix to grind wheat berries for flour—and I am genuinely impressed! Performance %26 Versatility: While it's designed for coffee, the 18-position grind selector allowed me to find a fine enough setting to produce a beautiful, consistent flour for my baking. The motor handled the hard wheat berries without struggling or overheating, which speaks volumes about the quality of the burr mill. Capacity %26 Ease of Use The 32-cup capacity is fantastic. I can process a decent amount of grain in one go without constant refilling. The removable grind chamber also makes it easy to transfer my "flour" straight into a mixing bowl with minimal mess. Pros: • Heavy Duty: Handles tough grains surprisingly well. • Customizable: The 18 settings give you total control over the coarseness. • Reliable: Solid construction that feels like it will last. Cons: • the noise level is a bit loud (to be expected with a burr grinder!), but it gets the job done so fast it's hardly an issue. Final Verdict: Whether you are a coffee purist grinding coffee beans or a home baker needing to grind wheat berries in a pinch, this grinder is a powerhouse. It's reliable, easy to clean, and much tougher than its sleek design suggests. Highly recommended!

I purchased the Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill for two reasons: 1) I liked the large hopper so I didn't have to pour/measure beans every day and, 2) It's aesthetically pleasing. I am a fan of the Cuisinart brand and have most kitchen items (including cookware) from the brand so this was a natural choice. Sadly, we have been largely disappointed with it. It is quite possibly the messiest grinder I have ever owned. When you pull the container with the grinds out to pour into the filter, the shape does not allow for clean pouring - the grounds go everywhere. Our other grinders have circular housings for the grinds and they pour neatly into the filter while the filter is in the coffee maker. With the Cuisinart, we now have to hold the filter over the sink and dump the grinds in to avoid getting them on the inside of the coffee maker and all over the counter. I gave it two stars for the hopper and appearance. I don't really recommend.

If you're buying this to grind coarse coffee for a french press, do not do it! It gives nothing but powdery mixture that is nothing but mud in a cup. You can try to strain it through a strainer and catch some of the ground beans that are bigger but you waste so much money and coffee. It's horrible. On the highest city, it does not grind coarse enough for a French press worthless. And sooo much static.

I was so excited to use this with my new espresso machine. This seemed like a reasonably priced great option. I got it home and set it to fine for espresso. Even after running the beans through 3 times the grounds were still very course and impossible to tamp down.

I had high hopes but was sorely disappointed. First, the coffee receptacle has a ton of static so when you try to empty it, it just flys everywhere. Everywhere except where you want it to go. So there's a huge mess every time you open it. Second, the very second time I used the machine it wouldn't feed the beans, so I shove it a little to see if it would bring them down and it wouldn't, so I had to take the whole thing apart to clear it and clean it and then put it back together to get it to work. Needless to say, I boxed it back up and sent it back.

This coffee mill is not a good product. Beans do not flow into the mill without help, the amount of beans ground is not correct, and the grounds stick to the collection bin 100% of the time. Coffee is expensive and this mill makes it even more expensive. Do not buy this product.