TIMEMORE Manual Coffee Grinder Chestnut C3 ESP Pro Capacity 25g with CNC Stainless Steel Conical Burr, Internal Adjustable Setting, Double Bearing Positioning for Travel, Camping - Black

Wanting to avoid a large on the counter grinder, I settled for this compact handheld mill. The folding handle helps to create a compact footprint when stored away.If you can bag this in the sale it’s well worth it. It lets you dial in your espresso with little effort.It feels great to use, with all metal components giving a quality weighty feel in hand. The grinding action feels crisp yet smooth.

Good quality hand grinder for the money - I researched it well and this one came out highly rated for the cost. Just be ready to build up your muscles as, like with all hand grinders, it can be hard work vs an electric one (but with no chance of the electrics failing!)

The best coffee grinder I've used by far. I've bought and tried loads of manual grinders but this one is by far the best!Great quality CNC milled, and grind size is easily adjusted for spot on sizing of your bean grind.

Best hand coffee grinder I have ever owned, excellent design, super easy to dial in on the perfect grind size for espresso! Use it multiple times a day, every day!

I was looking for a good Espresso Hand Grinder and this brand kept getting recommended in videos, so I took the plunge and bought it. Cannot fault the quality of this product. It feels sturdy and well made. Worth the £££.

My coffee journey started a year ago with a blade grinder and a french press. It used to be a hit or a miss, sometimes I used to get ok tasting coffee and sometimes it was too bitter. A few months passed and I switched to a moka pot. The results were much better but still lacked consistency. I had read about burr grinders but I was skeptical if it would make much difference. I continued using the blade grinder was usually happy with my coffee but still there were days when the coffee would taste terrible. A couple of weeks ago I thought about giving a handheld burr grinder a try. Did some research and saw this one on discount for £79. It had good reviews on Amazon and Youtube so I bought it. Brewed a batch with my moka pot and the coffee tasted very different in a good way. Next day I decided to give my old French press a try with a coarser grind at 23 clicks. The coffee tasted much much better than I had ever managed to brew using the blade grinder with my French press.I am going to experiment with different levels of fineness to see what works best for me but overall I am very happy with the purchase so far if it lasts long. It is expensive but still quite affordable. I wish I had bought it sooner.

Excellent quality, well designed and engineered an excellent coffee grinder which I now take with me when travelling.

Relatively light and very complacent. Excellent for travel!