Top positive review
5.0 out of 5 starsProbably wouldn't pay full price, but this seems to be a good bean grinder
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024
We had a Cuisinart grinder for years that wore out. We love to grind fresh coffee beans for our morning coffee. We bought a Moccamaster coffee maker two years ago and looked at their coffee grinder. It is normally over $300, but it was $100 off on Prime Day—still expensive. But my husband wanted to try the brand. It is nothing like our Cuisinart. You can adjust the grind setting for espresso coffee, French press, pour-over, etc. The Cuisinart lets you set how many cups and it automatically grinds based on how strong you want your coffee. This grinder is based on 2 tablespoons of coffee grinds per 6 oz of water. You have to hold the power button to grind until you think you have enough. That is my only complaint, as we haven't yet been able to grind enough to scoop out enough for our coffee maker; you have to grind more. It is a very fast grind, second really, so not a huge deal. The coffee tastes great, and we will play with the grind size to see if it makes much of a difference in the flavor. Moccamaster has excellent customer service, this unit is warranted for 5 years and they will repair for the lifetime of the unit.
