【Famous KOL Recommended】 KINGrinder P0 Lightweight Manual Coffee Grinder for Moka Pot, French Press, Drip with Assembly Consistency Stainless Steel Conical Burr Mill, 20g Capacity

Brand new to coffee grinding, so wanted something cheap but good to get me started. I'd seen James Hoffman's favourable review of the kingrinder which influenced my decision. I've only made a couple of cups so far, in an aeropress, but very satisfied with it. The product feels premium and well made.

Brilliant for the price, feels solid and well made. Comes in a nice packaged box with cleaning brush, and most importantly grinds consistently. Love it.

Works great! The low price disguises this grinder's quality and the consistency of grind.

Nice grinder. Grinds pretty fine, and seems well made for the money.

Item delivered in box that was obviously previously opened not sealed from factory with no documentation it's been a returned item sent out as new

Mine has been producing quite uneven ground sizes, and the ABS plastic shell quickly builds up static that flings grounds everywhere. Fairly easy to clean.

There is some static electricity piling up when grinding, the plastic makes the coffee stick to the edges.so probably you want to spend more to get the metal housing, it can be kinda annoying to clear off the grounds. eventually it didn't happen as often and can simply knock it down, but sometimes it's kind of sticky.The grinder seems quite good, can be set in different settings, seems to handle coffee well, I didn't do much grinding, I hope it lasts for a few years, so I can't tell that one yet. Compared to the inbuilt grinder of my delonghi 4200 it's better quality and the smell of the coffee beans it's quite nice after grinding, I had others taste the coffee and it's better taste.It's quite easy to use, scoop in some coffee, probably just one portion or two at a time, takes about 30 rotations to grind it, it's easy enough no need to buy electric ones.It can tip over if you put on the handle too quickly, it's a bit long, probably for the speed, it connects with a 4 sided metal and a hole on the top. The grind settings are easy to control, holding the grinder without the ground cup upside down.

The P0 has everything you need to start grinding beans freshly at home and plenty of different grind settings for a newbie to coffee grinding.It's easy to take apart and clean and they even send a little brush to do that with.My only gripe is the handle for grinding is barely attached at the best of times and can fall off very easily. When you're grinding it's fine but could be designed better in my opinion so that is a snug fit.However I'm sure the newer models K1 etc will have addressed this