KINGrinder K6 Manual Coffee Grinder with 200 Adjustable Grinding Levels for Aeropress, French Press, Drip, Espresso, 35 g Capacity, K6-Straight Handle

Top quality hand grinder with a huge amount of grind settings, it grinds espresso size in about 30 seconds, less than half the time of the previous hand grinder I had.Well built, strong and easy to clean and use, I'm still getting used to dialling in grind size but would recommend.

After using the Hario Mini Mill for just over 3 years, I decided an investment in a better grinder was needed. The coffee grinder market is flooded with lots of different options, so choosing one that necessarily fits your needs is quite tricky. After looking around for a while, I eventually opted for this, as it has a quality metal bur set, and a large range of adjustability.In the box I received the grinder, a brush for cleaning, and an instructions card with suggested grind settings for different coffee styles.ProsUpon opening, the first thing you notice is how heavy it is, due to the fact it is made almost entirely out of metal (save for the wooden handle!). If, like me, you are upgrading your hand grinder from something like the Hario, it is very obvious where your money is going!Another thing I love is how quick and simple it is to use. Adjusting the grind size is very easy, and the thing demolishes coffee, due mainly to the burr set being used, so grinding coffee is an absolute breeze. Again, if this grinder is an upgrade, you can definitely feel what the extra money spent has been invested in.The brush for cleaning is a nice touch too, and from my experience it isn't needed too much, as the grinder doesn't struggle too much with static, even without a water mist applied to the beans.ConsAs I have given the review 5 stars these are very slight nit picks, and don't really take away many points. The main issue I have is that very occasionally, the handle has fallen off, although it MUST be mentioned that this IS NOT during grinding coffee, and only when it has been out on my work surface. It just can sometimes be slightly annoying reattaching it every time you load beans in.In summary - a great, quality grinder that produces great tasting coffee. If this is an upgrade from a cheaper hand grinder, it is definitely a solid option if your budget prevents spending more.

Buy once, cry once

I like my coffee better now, than when I used my very old electric coffee grinder. It is a little bit of effort but it's also just a nice chill way to start the day, I enjoy the process of making coffee by hand. Setting different grind sizes is very easy.There seems to be a design flaw with the knob where it can break after use. Mine lasted about a year or so, but I grind 2 full loads per day. You can send them an email and the first replacement is free, afterwards they are 5 euro. Both options will require you to pay for shipping, in my case it was 7 euro. No big deal imo, it happens. May be a deal breaker for some. Replacing it is simple you can just click the new one back on. Also had to pay through paypal so if that's not an option for you then keep that in mind.

The grinder performs exceptionally well; the grind quality is on par with much more expensive models. Thanks to the large steel burrs, it can grind coffee for espresso in about 25–30 seconds, which is actually faster than some electric grinders.The build quality is very robust—it's all metal with no plastic parts. Nothing rattles or wobbles. It also offers a wide range of grind size settings.The only minor downside is that grinding for espresso (very fine) requires a bit of elbow grease. However, if you sit down and brace the grinder between your knees, it’s perfectly manageable. Overall, after about 4 months of use, I am very satisfied with this purchase, especially for a price point around €100.