This is a very good grinder. The grinder is reasonably priced. I am replacing my old grinder which is the same model. The grinder does generate static cling inside the container immediately after grinding. So, I have to wait a while for static to dissipate.

I had high expectations for this premium coffee grinder, especially given its price tag and upscale marketing — but after several weeks of use, I’m honestly disappointed. Even after careful adjustments; Inconsistent grind size and too much fine powder. Instead of a clean spectrum from coarse to fine, I ended up with a mix of chunky bits and very fine particles which makes a very bitter, sediment-filled brew. I can't recommend this for anyone serious about quality.

I have always loved expresso ground coffee , and for the last 20 years I have tried several different grinders over the years made by different companies and the results were all the same ,when it came to grinding the beans on an espresso or Turkish setting, all the units stalled or jammed ,and needed teardown and cleaning with each batch of beans . However the Cusinart grinder is a very strong and efficient product! It walks thru a pound of oily beans on espresso grinder setting like it's competitors do on extra coarse. This is what I call an espresso lovers best friend.

I got this grinder as a gift I really love it! So far I've used it for espresso making it made the coffee almost like cocoa powder it was so fine. I've also used it to make my cold brew which I tend to like a coarser and I slightly switched up the settings just to see if it would do anything it does! I love it small size since I don't have a ton of counter space I use this every other day I'm a big coffee fan so I always have whole beans in the house. This is a great product.

Over all it's JUST an OK unit but there are some issues! The number of cups selector is weak! It does not click positively into position and seems to be inconsistent in ammount of coffee ground each time! Many times the motor races because the beans aren't falling consistently in to the grinder! The grind size adjust ment doesn't stay where you set it! If you touch the hopper to fill it you MUST check it to see if it MOVED!

Time is finally come to purchase a coffee bean grinder to complement our recently purchased Cuisinart coffee center. Finally after many years of grinding coffee in store or warehouse locations. We can now have fresh coffee brewed daily. In addition, it sits beautifully next to our Cuisinart coffee center.

Very efficient and grinds coffee beans very well. I haven’t had it too long so I don’t know much about it durability, but I do like its efficiency. The manual mentioned something about overheating, but I have grounded a lot of beans and have not had it overheat. I’ve only run into some problems when I have oily beans, they don’t go well down into the machine and so I have to shake the machine when I’m grinding my coffee beans it’s not ideal, but it’s what I have to do. If my beans had no oil on them, then they would be fine.

The reason I bought another Cuisinart to replace my old Cuisinart grinder was that I liked the quality. I am so very disappointed in the quality of this Cuisinart grinder. It is the second Cuisinart product that I bought where the quality was not what the old one was. (That product was a hand-held blender). I have learned my lesson. Don't by Cuisinart thinking you are buying quality.

The only thing I don't care for is the placement of the start button. You can accidentally hit it when adjusting the number of cups worth of coffee you want to grind. Other than that, I've found it to work well, so far, and for my Black & Decker simple drip coffee maker, the 6th click produces the best grind size to work well with my coffee maker. BTW, there are a total of 17 clicks. (adj to 0 before further adjustments.)

Not what I had hoped. We've been using a Cuisinart coffee grinder for nearly 20 years so when it died we wanted to replace it with the same unit. Unfortunately they aren't the same quality that they used to be. This is the 2nd one we've tried...No matter where you set the grind, beans do not fall into the grinder as you'd expect. It's a struggle to get ground coffee. Not what I signed up for. I'll be looking for another brand.