The burr mill operates as expected. Once we identified the proper setting for our 10-cup Bunn coffee maker, coffee making has been easier because we no longer need to measure spoonfuls; just hit the button on the mill and empty the catcher into the filter basket.

What's not to like? Fill up the hopper with your favorite beans, select how fine you want the ground coffee, the number of cups you want to brew and press start and walk away. I fill up the water tank on my brewer and when that's done my grinder has stopped. I'm now ready to brew my freshly ground coffee!

I had ben using a hand turned ceramic burr mill for years and got lazy while visiting a friend who had an electric bur grinder. I found 3 good ones to choose from in my price range and this one was by far the least expensive at the time and it seems to do the job just fine

This is my second Cuisinart Supreme Grinder. I broke my first that I had for over 5 years. No need to look at other grinders as I was completely satisfied with the first and now with my second Supreme Grinder. It is so easy to use, has all the features I wanted i.e. selection of "grind", selection of the amount you need etc.

I love this grinder. It grinds enough beans for at least 2 pots of coffee in my 14 cup cuisinart. And all i do is push start, it shuts off when it's done. Very satisfied. I just hope it continues to work as ive had issues with other cuisinart coffee grinders not lasting long.

This coffee grinder does not work well for making espresso-based drinks, such as espresso itself, cappuccinos, or lattes. Even on the finest grind setting, the ground coffee was not fine enough to generate any measurable pressure in my espresso machine. This the espresso brewed was inadequate.

I did the homework and asked our kids for this asa Christmas gift. Our old Delongi died after only 20+ years. Well they don’t make them like they used to. I couldn’t find a close replacement for the Delongi, but this one does fit the bill. At a price point that wasn’t out of the question. I like the large bean holder, only needs to be filled about once a week. And the fine grind is perfect. My dislikes are few, the slider to determine the number of cups moves too easily, so if you grab the grinder wrong you move the slider. My other issue is sometimes the beans don’t drop into the burrs so it just runs until I tap the top. So then I need to recalculate the amount of water, because you can’t just make it grind for 10-20 seconds. I don’t expect this to last 20 years, but it does do a good job when everything is aligned perfectly.

I bought this inexpensive automatic burr coffee grinder and have been very happy with it. I can adjust the grind fineness as well as the amount of coffee it will grind. I press a button and it grinds that amount. So simply and produces awesome ground coffee.

My first experience with a coffee grinder. Seems to do a great job, but is incredibly noisy. I am generally up several hours before everyone else in my house, and i have to remember to grind my beans the night before, or it will wake up everyone in the house. I have no idea if it is more or less noisy than other grinders, so may be normal. Other than that, no complaints. Seems well built and works great.

I LIKE this grinder for the fact the beans can be dumped in the hopper and push the button. You can do little tasks while grinding. I like the fact that it’s evenly ground. What I DON’T LIKE is the fact I can’t pick it up with one hand. It’s too heavy and awkward. The strength in my hands are good any more. Also when setting the grind type that is preferred it doesn’t stay. Each time the hopper is touched it seems the setting moves. New designs are needed that are easier to use and the quality of Cuisinart we expect. This is a poor design.