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.

The mill works very well. I have been using it regularly and it does a nice job grinding beans. I do put it on the coarse setting as it tends to be too much of a powder on the medium settings. I am going to be purchasing a percolator coffee pot soon, so I wanted to try it out first. It is important to tap the sides of the container before removing it from the mill as it can be messy. But it worth it. I also like the that I can keep beans in the hopper at the top and can grind as many as I need. Very happy with my purchase.

Super glad that I upgraded to the Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill! It is fabulous and a huge upgrade from my previous grinder. Super easy to get the exact grind you want and very easy to clean & able to grind just what is needed. It is also much easier to switch coffee beans for regular hot coffee, to espresso beans to cold brew beans. The noise is solid & not abrasive, and easier on my ears early in the morning compared to my previous grinder. If you're thinking upgrading & wondering if it's worth the price, I can tell you that it absolutely is worth every penny.

I like the product, but when grinding it's incredibly loud, and the results are very messy. Also, the setting to grind the correct amount for a given number of cups is a great idea in theory, but in practice it doesn't work too well. Setting it for a full pot of 12 cups grinds only about half what you'd normally expect.

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.

Low price, poor performance. The grinder generated a large amount of static electricity. The plastic used in the bin compounded the problem. The grounds stuck to the sides of the container so much that the grinder was unusable. I hoped for a better experience from a Cuisinart product, but had to return it for a refund.

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.

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.

I love this coffee grinder. It's no mess no fuss pouring the beans press the button set it and forget it. You pull out the container and your copies right there. I use a pour over a scoop out the grinds into my filter and I'm ready to go every morning fresh ground coffee by the cup I couldn't ask for more. I'll expect nothing less from Cuisinart.

I guess I received a reject because it doesn't matter what grind set I use, it pulverizes the beans to powder, like the consistency of flour and it blows all over the counter and all over my hands when I pull out the container that's supposed to catch all of the grounds. There is NO anti static in the machine so that's the reason the powdered coffee disperses all over the room. This is crap