The grinder is marvelous but I haven’t been able to get rid of the static electricity. When I take the top off coffee seems to go all over the counter near the grinder. I tried a tiny bit of water along the side of the beans but it didn’t seem to help.

I wanted upgrade to a burr style grinder after only using a blade grinder for literally decades. I read some reviews and decided on this grinder because the reviews were fine and the price was in line with what I wanted to spend. I'm not really sure how I feel about this grinder after using it just a few times, since reviewers on YouTube have said that the smallest grind setting is not really fine enough for espresso. I think the finest setting works just fine. This machine also gets criticized for having too much static electricity build up in the ground coffee bin at the bottom. After you grind and you pull it out the plastic bin you can't see how much coffee you've actually collected because of coffee dust clinging to the inside surfaces of the bin. This is true but I'm not sure how this could be eliminated; by perhaps placing some sort of wire in the bin or something to capture the static electrical charge. For my purposes, this grinder works just fine as I'm not willing to spend double or triple the amount of money I spent on this one. It's a great value for the money.

Worst appliance I've ever purchased. I really wanted to like this item because I know a good burr grinder is the best for quality coffee, but this unit was a mess from day 1. The grind was inconsistent with a powder-like consistency accumulating on the inside of the container. The worst thing about the grinder was the static electricity that it creates. Literally, the lightest of the grounds jump out of the container and get all over the kitchen counter. All the time I saved by just clicking the button and having it grind, was replaced by cleaning up my kitchen every day. I'll stick to my blade grinder for now.

Convenient, efficient, and pairs nicely on my counter with my Cuisinart coffee maker. It took a couple practice pots to figure out the grind and measurements that worked best for me for my drip coffee maker. I imagine I'll do the same when I make coffee in my cuban pot. But, I enjoyed the experimentation and the results.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased this because my last grinder broke. I surely wish I would've known about this one much sooner. This thing rocks TOTALLY. Not as loud as by older one, but much, much smoother in grinding coffee much better. I really like the multiple adjustments to select which type of grind you care for. I am so thrilled with the functionality of this grinder. WAY TO GO CUISINART!!

We received this grinder as a gift and are overall quite happy with it. I like the ease with which you can adjust the coarseness and amount of the grind, the storage capacity of the beans and the speed at which it grinds. It's also quite noisy. When I want to grind coffee early in the morning, I have to take it to the basement as it wakes people sleeping upstairs! It sounds like someone is weed-wacking in your kitchen! I feel the storage of the ground coffee could be designed to be less messy and easier to access. It's plastic, so there seems to be quite a bit of static generated by the grinding process which makes the ground coffee stick to the sides and the lid of the holder. When you remove the lid, it falls out all over the counter. Overall, it does what we need it to do and we are enjoying our freshly ground coffee each morning. No more stale tasting pre-ground coffee for us!

I got this for Christmas from my daughter and it works but it is very messy. The coffee is charged with static electricity so when you get the grounds they just fly everywhere. I used a generic smoothie maker before and I works great. The good feature of this is the bean bin just push the button and it works

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a replacement for an older model that finally quit working. It is supposed to grind an approximate amount of beans for the desired quantity of brewed coffee. It grinds at least 1/3rd less so if you want to brew 8 cups set the grind amount to 12 cups. I called and was advised a possible fix which I have not yet tried. But they said if it doesn’t work it will be replaced. Will I be without a grinder? Who knows

Dead on arrival. Tried it on 3 different, known good electrical outlets and nothing. Went on internet to see if there was a quick fix. Apparently there are 3 safety switches that could be faulty and involves taking the unit apart. Nope, not me and not for a brand new unit.

It isn’t a glossy stainless steel finish which was disappointing. That said, stainless steel cleaner works great cosmetically. It’s loud but not as loud as a regular grinder (think Mr. Coffee.) But the burr grinds awesome fine beans for a French press which means a great cuppa Joe is imminent.