I use it for chia seeds. It turns them into powder, but cleaning it is a hassle... However, it is definitely worth the money.

Excellent spice grinder. Depending on the time, the grinding level changes. It is capable of reaching a powder grind in 30-40 seconds depending on the hardness of the spice. For serious espresso preparation, I do not recommend it at all because it does not make a uniform grind. If it were that simple, everyone would buy this product and we wouldn't see professional grinders. It's what we call value for money, as long as we know what it's intended for...

It's not worth it even if it's cheap, uneven grinding and the container is half plastic. The corresponding one from Sencor is much better.

It takes a little getting used to depending on the grind you want.. Personally, I would grind for five seconds and stop for five so as not to burn the coffee.. in total, with the pauses, 35 to 45 seconds..

It doesn't grind the coffee into powder but it does its job and keeps its aroma, it's just so small in capacity that it holds exactly two scoops of coffee. Ok, it's good for its price. After all, with 20€, what more could I ask for? I hope it lasts and doesn't fall apart since it's plastic.

It suits me very well. It is not for professional use, it is for home use. That is, it is not for grinding a month's worth of coffee. For the quantity of one or two coffees, it's just fine. Its blade is very good, it makes the coffee powdery. With a dry brush, it cleans up just fine. Nice design, WFM price. I recommend it

I am not very satisfied with the performance of the machine, it takes quite a lot of time for a proper result and it gets hot

Very good, easy to clean. It also grinds nuts in small quantities. I did not find any negatives for this product.

Honest choice for a coffee grinder. I prepare two doses of 75 grams and have enough for a week. I use it for filter coffee and it grinds perfectly in 20 seconds. Use a coffee container with a wide opening: the ground coffee falls directly from the grinder without dirtying the counter.

I didn't like that I have to press the lid for it to work and also count seconds for how finely it will grind the coffee. Plus, when you go to empty it, the whole counter gets messy. Maybe I'm stupid and doing something wrong, but they should have made it for stupid people, it's not my fault.

If you want a small amount of freshly ground coffee at any time, it is very good. Medium grind for quick extraction. You can use it for both espresso and filter coffee

I don't care about coffee, never wanted to grind coffee beans and don't know anything about espresso.
I bought this for only one purpose that no one else, that probably Eastern Europeans will understand only: to grind poppy seeds!

I'm only here to message those who want to grind poppy seeds - This one DOES the job!!!
Buy it, you won't be disappointed.
It can fit around 4-5 table spoons poppy seed each time. Takes around 1 minute to fully grind and ready to use.
I'm so happy I found this!

It does what it says in the box. I only drink one or two cups of coffee daily so did not want to spend a lot of money and this grinder is great for the price. Just put your beans in the cup, put the lid on and press the button for around 20 to 30 seconds for great filter coffee or expresso machine coffee. I grind the beans in bursts of 10 seconds and shake the cup in between to get a more even grind.

Good, it didn't get stuck anywhere, no matter what it needed to cut. It is mainly used to grind coffee and it has been doing it effortlessly for at least 3-4 years (the coffee comes out as powder). But even with nuts that I chopped, I had no problem

For its price, it is the best option available. It doesn't take up much space, it's beautiful and it doesn't make more noise than a classic coffee grinder. The coffee comes out like powder. Worth it for home use.

Wonderful, very practical and beautiful. After a few uses, you figure out the timing depending on your beans and you have freshly ground aromatic coffee at home.

Influenced myself by the low price and reviews, I bought the grinder to grind espresso.
Truly tragic, completely uneven grind, resulting in the coffee coming out completely tasteless because obviously there are gaps and the water passes through very easily.
If you try to grind for a longer time, the coffee remains unevenly ground and gets very hot, which I think is not very good.
Finally, I have not managed to grind coffee once without making a mess on the counter.
I really wonder about the good reviews. Just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's good. Enough is enough...

Very good grinder!! I didn't expect it!! Absolutely satisfied, perfect value for money, excellent!!

Nice grinder, does what it should, relatively quiet, I expected it to be noisier like a blender mixer but it's about half as loud.

I didn't believe it would do a good job with espresso coffee beans, but in the end it worked perfectly with Lavazza Crema E Gusto. Grinding time about 30-35 seconds.

I have no words!!! The best purchase I've made ... you definitely need to have a strong grinder because where the coffee goes, I'll be putting chickpeas inside.

As a newcomer to espresso, I chose this one because of the brand and the good reviews.

For its price, it suits me. It doesn't have a grind setting; how much it grinds depends on how long you operate it. Personally, I run it for 24 seconds (at 12 seconds, I stop and shake the container) and it's enough in a portafilter without pressure to make espresso in 25 seconds.

Cleaning is done with paper or a brush after each use.

I got it to make rice flour and it grinds it perfectly, but you need to grind it again a few times when it has formed clumps. Just when you want it for that purpose and use it for a long time, it overheats.

In short, VFM. The absence of some options like timing makes cutting difficult and inconsistent. Static electricity builds up after each cut, causing the coffee to stick to the walls.

For the money, it's great!! I use it to grind espresso, it's not like a professional grinder but it does its job!! It requires some testing and searching for the cutting seconds... I grind the coffee for my Delonghi machine at 16 seconds!!

I got it as a replacement for a sensor (dog for years, but the lid broke) No comparison... Now we pay attention to what we buy, because products are not like they used to be! :(

You need to do quite a few experiments with the time to find the right grind. I leave it for about 17'' with 11g of coffee for the Delonghi Dedica machine

I don't know about coffee, but for spices, which is what I got it for, it is excellent. In 10-15 seconds, it turns into powder.

I use it to grind espresso. It usually takes 25-30 seconds, depending on the blend, and maybe towards the end of that a little manual shaking to grind the beans more evenly. It does its job, there is nothing cheaper, you just pay for it with experimentation and time to get used to it.

Excellent, fast, and reliable grinder for coffee, seeds, and spices. It does an excellent job!