This is our first coffee grinder after much research and a recommendation from our daughter. It is much quieter than what I expected and does a great job. Only con I see thus far is that the container is made of plastic and gets charged with static electricity. This causes some of the coffee to cling to the inside of the container. Not a deal breaker.

What a great coffee grinder. I researched coffee grinders for a few days and decided on this one. I like that I can slide the grind setting from very fine to very coarse and everything in between. I can tell it how many cups of coffee I want to brew, and it automatically shuts off when it reaches the amount I need. It is just the right size, too. It looks really nice on my countertop next to my coffee maker. I am very happy with my purchase.

The grinder is disappointing because the number of cups one the indicator is inaccurate. It is not based on the 2 TBS. standard coffee measure. for instance, 4 cups is barely enough to brew 2 cups! I would prefer if I did not have to measure each time I grind coffee. It would be better if I could just fill the dispenser with coffee beans and have the cup indicatior be accurate! I would not recommend this to anyone.

Loving my new burr mill grinder. Gives a perfect grind and I'm enjoying fresh beans. That said, the only reason I did not give it a 5-star rating is that it would be helpful if there was information regarding what level of grind is best for certain applications (e.g., french press, pour over, etc.).

I love the features that allow you to grind enough for one cup at a time or a pot depending on your needs and that the dial can be easily turned up for a slow brew and all the way down to a fine grind for espresso. As a multitasker it's great that I can set it up and walk away while it does the job and come back to perfectly ground coffee beans. Worth the investment so glad I got it.

We had the same model before, but eventually it stopped grinding (button did not work, even after a thorough cleaning.) So we replaced it with the same - except this model does not grind finely at all; the finest setting is very coarse, which will not work for even basic espresso machines or moca pots. Bummer, and will replace with a better machine.

The Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill is just OK. It is inexpensively manufactured based on careful examination of the product. The noise level while grinding the beans is very loud and the coffee beans seem to be unevenly "crushed." My opinion may change in time.

It does a fantastic job of grinding the beans to a consistent grind and the settings are very accurate for my liking. But i would really like it to not make my counter such a mess. When transferring from the grinder to the coffee machine it is inevitable that a mess will ensue. It is by no means a deal breaker but if anyone knows how to transfer neatly, I would appreciate it

This works great! The options for the coarseness of the grinds are perfect, you just need to test it a little bit to get the desired grind. It doesn't take up much space, it's easy to use and clean. It's sitting in my pantry ready for fresh coffee grounds anytime!

We like this coffee grinder and it's good for the price. The first one we had died completely out of the blue after a few years of use. So they are not made to last. I had the same thing happen with a Cuisinart coffee machine but found a video on how to fix it.. the electrical components stop connecting over time. I wish Cuisinart would put better workmanship into their products but again, for the price, I feel that it's still a good value.