TIMEMORE chestnut C hand coffee grinder household coffee grinder with double bearing positioning (white)

I purchased this grinder in March 2021. I was looking for a quality grinder without breaking the bank. When I saw this in Amazon, I was a bit skeptical about the quality because of it being made in China. It turned out that after 3.5 years of daily use (I grind coffee with it almost every day), it has held up just fine. When it was new, the grinder cut coffee beans like butter. After a few months, I did notice that I needed to use a bit more force to grind the same beans. To me, it's acceptable given the inevitable wear and tear from daily use. Since then, the performance of this grinder became stable without further deterioration. In addition, during the first year, I dropped this grinder to the floor and caused a crack in the structure that holds the shaft and I was worrying about it would break apart soon. However, it did just fine for two years. One downside of this grinder is that it can only hold about 22-24 grams of beans at once. If I need stronger coffee, I will have to fill the beans, grind them, empty the container twice. Overall I am satisfied with this product.

Really impressed with this thing. Feels like it is incredibly well built, unbelievably smooth, and just solid. I bought a cheap $20 grinder and hated it because of how long it took to grind a cups worth of coffee. With this grinder it takes maybe 15 seconds to grind a cups worth and is a total joy to use. Also comes with a cool pouch to keep it in. Size wise it is the perfect size for one cup of coffee.

So first thing, I ordered and got it next day which is great. Some background: I'm the only coffee drinker at home and have a tiny kitchen so a large electric grinder is not cost space effective. I make pour over coffee at home and this grinder does the job better than I can ask for. It's got some heft to it, but it's compact and can be taken apart. I go for a coarse grind and this does the job for me.

Compared to the Hario Skerton, you will love the faster grind speed. For the Hario, I like the feel of plastic and glass better, but your arm will get tired. As a daily grinder, this is much better. The mill quality feels good. It's heavy and has a grainy feel, which is good to keep a solid grip when grinding. Grind consistency is good enough for me.

We primarily use an Aeropress for our daily coffee. I grind all our coffee beans with our Timemore grinder. We use 14 grams of beans each cup and it takes about 15 seconds. We usually have 2 cups each per day. It’s perfect each time! We are very happy with this grinder!

This was a splurge for me- but the blade grinder I use for drip coffee just wasn’t effective for brewing with a Moka Pot. I needed an adjustable burr grinder with a capacity for 22g of whole bean. I’ve had this grinder now for nearly a month and I’ve been very pleased. Having finite adjustability has been a godsend for adjusting the brew-speed of different roasts. This grinder is elegant, capable, and efficient.

Love this grinder, pretty smooth. Love it’s appearance and the way it fits in my hand. Built well enough to last a lifetime. Very heavy and sturdy. I feel like you really get more then what you paid for with this grinder. If you’re debating it, youre not going to regret it.

The grind size got more and more inconsistent over time, resulting in bitter, over- extracted coffee. At the 5 month mark, the bottom dial (and as a result, the burr grinder) just fell of randomly, cracking my French press beaker. Now it disassembles at setting 24/36, even though 25-27 should be available for French press. The burrs also lost their sharpness in 3 months, making it hard to grind. The grind adjustment system is also extremely inconvenient to use. This is a toy, not a real coffee grinder.

Es muy malo apenas es capaz de trituar el grano de cafe ,tiene mucha olgura o tolerancia lo que impide que los granos de cafe salgan bien molidos y como resultado obtines granitos de cafe más pequeños en ningun momento cafe en polvo bien molido.Es tirar el dinero a la basura.

Cumple perfecto su función y las moliendas son muy uniformes, en cuanto lo tocas se sienten materiales de exelente calidad, también es bastante rápido le caben 30 gramos de café si lo llenas hasta el tope, les daré unas recomendaciones según mi experiencia. 1. Para una molienda extra fina como para un café turco utilicen 7 clics. 2. Para una molienda fina como para máquina de expreso utilicen 10 clics. 3. para una molienda medio fina como para cafetera italiana utilicen 14 clics. 4. Para cafetera de filtro de papel utilicen 18 clics. 5. para una prensa francesa utilicen 25 clics. Los clics son la medida para calibrar las moliendas le pones la manija y giras la rosca hasta donde tope y de ahí te empiezas a devolver y se van escuchando los clics. Nunca lo laven con agua y menos con jabón únicamente limpiar con la brocha y con papel de cocina.

Es muy útil y fácil de molir!!!

Todo bien