Coffee Grinder, Kaven Electric Coffee Mill with Large Grinding Capacity for Beans, Peppers, Herbs, Spices, Nuts, Grains and More, 150W, White

The first coffee grinder I've ever purchased so I have no comparison. It seems good so far. Not overly loud. Easy to operate. I was surprised at how shallow the inside is. I guess I will be doing everything in small batches. And I don't know how I'm supposed to sanitize it inside if needed since it doesn't come apart to wash & you obviously can't submerge it in water like it is.I bought it with plans to use it mainly as an herb/spice grinder, for flax seeds and to make powdered erythritol out of granular. Never bought whole coffee beans before but will give those a try too... once I figure out how to clean the inside.

UPDATED: total junk. Part of the black plastic middle piece covering the blade broke off while I was grinding some beans. Now it doesn’t grind well at all. At least it was cheap?This is an okay coffee grinder. It works fine. Compared to a Hamilton grinder I had that died this one has a more consistent grind, and is much quieter. I do not like that it takes about 20 pulses to get a drip-ready consistency. Also when you pour the grinds into your basket they stick to the sides of the machine do you have to use the little cleaning brush to get most of them out. There is no good way to clean this machine.

I liked that this grinder is compact but that's pretty much it.Complaints:- It grinds very unevenly so I'd end up with big pieces as well as finely ground. Annoying. I only ever used it to grind coffee beans.- The cord is too short. I couldn't even put it on the counter while using it. I had to hunch over my outlet holding it.- It broke within 2 months. I've probably used it about 25 times. The black plastic that holds the blade in place shattered (see picture) out of nowhere and the blade popped out.EDIT: I contacted the seller and they gave me a refund, so at least there’s that.

It seemed fine the first time I used it but when I used it a second time bits of plastic that hold down the blade started breaking off and going into what I was grinding. Picture a half-circle solid plastic cover over the center of the blade, and you can better understand what broke off. I included a picture of the bits of plastic that I could find, but there may have been more.

I've had this grinder for several months and it was fine. I only use it for coffee, usually once per day. Today it stopped working and when I poured the grounds out, I saw that a chunk of plastic that holds the blades together had broken and had gotten dispersed into the coffee grounds. This is seriously troublesome!

I used this grinder maybe 1-2 times per week (at most) for 8 months... some weeks i don't use it at all, depending on the coffee consumption needs. However today the center plastic piece holding the blade in place, completely broke apart today when grinding coffee. I bought this because it has a 2 year warranty but no where to have this handled.

It worked just fine for just two months and then the nut that hold the blade shattered and everything went flying,the blade cracked the plastic top.Cheaply made

Although I've had this product for a while, I only used it three times, which was yesterday, and on this third time it actually broke! My phone's file is full right now, so I could not take picture of it. What broke was the, I guess cheaply made, black plastic thing that houses the blades and which is very important because without it, the blades won't spin and if the blades don't spin, well the product is totally useless! Unless you just want to hear the motor and not sheer anything! LOL.