SHARDOR Adjustable Coffee Bean Grinder Electric, Herb/Spice Grinder, Espresso Grinder with 1 Removable Stainless Steel Bowl, Black
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Color: Black
Features
- Adjustable Grinding PrecisionThere are seconds marks above the timing knob, from coarse to fine. You can choose the precision of powder according to your needs.
- Removable Grinding CupThe cup is removable and it can grinds 2.5oz coffee beans, up to 10 cups of coffee.
- Multi-functional Coffee GrinderThis electric coffee grinder can also be used for grinding other dry ingredients, such as pepper, cumin, Fenugreek, parsley, cinnamon, star anise, peppermint, soya, quinoa, sorghum, rice and crystal sugar.
- Quieter than Other CompetitorsThe average noise is 63 dB, which is quieter than other coffee grinders. Getting up early and grinding coffee beans without disturbing your families sleep in the morning.
- How to use (1)Put moderate amount of coffee beans and put the lid on. (2)According to your preferred favor, adjust the timing knob. Please choose 5 seconds and above. (3)Short press the switch button to turn it on. No need to keep pressing down the button to start it. (4)Grinder stops automatically. Pour over the powder from the cup with the included spoon.
Color: Black
Brand: SHARDOR
Style: Adjustable
Product Dimensions: 4.7"L x 4.3"W x 8.2"H
Recommended Uses For Product: Grinding
Color: Black
Brand: SHARDOR
Style: Adjustable
Product Dimensions: 4.7"L x 4.3"W x 8.2"H
Recommended Uses For Product: Grinding
Specific Uses For Product: Grinding
Voltage: 120
Manufacturer: SHARDOR
UPC: 788470639998
Item Weight: 2.5 ounces
Country of Origin: Belize
Item model number: US-CG638B2009
Date First Available: September 17, 2020
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Color: Black
Some notes about my specific needs: - I have MCAS/food allergies which means my allergy-safe foods are expensive and can sometimes go out of availability so I don't share them, and I need dedicated equipment for many things to avoid cross-contamination with anything other people in my house can eat that I can't. - I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) which causes fragile skin, hypermobile and easily damaged joints, and puts me at high risk of repetitive stress injury, so ergonomics are very, very important. - I am neurodivergent and can have difficulty with loud noises at the wrong time. - I make coffee every. single. day. Coffee is one of the many foods I have to buy a very expensive version of to avoid allergen-cross contamination, and because of the cost I don't share it with my spouse, so we have our own coffee grinders and coffee makers (well, a french press for me). I initially got this grinder for my spouse to replace the huge burr grinder that took up way too much counterspace and had a weird design that made emptying the grounds into the coffee maker also throw grounds all over the counter. Once I used it a few times to make "his" coffee, I realized that the grinder I used for myself was making every morning just a little worse than it has to be, so now I'm buying a second of this model for myself to replace my current grinder. Pros: - Removable cup is easy to clean and is much easier on bad shoulders to empty into the french press than lifting the whole entire grinder. - Removable cup has rounded edges so it is physically more comfortable than some other grinders to get in and out of the base. (see below for caveats) - Removable cup seals to the plastic lid so grounds don't fly around and fall into the base while grinding (this happens with the other grinder) - grind button is easy to press, even with floppy, easily-dislocated EDS thumbs and doesn't need to be held down for the grind cycle to complete. (I have splints but the odds of finding them before coffee is low.) - The grind coarseness setting is more useful than you'd think on a blade grinder *if* you are always grinding the same amount of coffee. The button seems to basically set a timer for how long the motor goes, so you don't have to sit there and hold it and try to track how long you've been grinding. (See below for caveats) - QUIET. I thought that all coffee grinders had to be loud. I didn't even realize that the noise bothered me until I was used something quieter and didn't have my teeth set on edge for the entire grind time. I don't know that this is so quiet I'd be able to have a comfortable conversation standing right in front of it, but at least I don't have to also tell people in the next room that they won't be able to hear each other for the next 30-40 seconds because I'm grinding coffee. - Does the intended job- grinds your coffee about as well and evenly as any blade-grinder can. Cons/Caveats: - Consistency issues with the quality/ease of seating the bowl: The first grinder I got was very easy to get the bowl and lid properly seated. The second one I bought for dedicated use with my allergy-safe coffee beans was much harder to get seated and physically hurt my hands. I had to exchange 3 times and swap bowls and lids between units to get the same smooth mechanism as the first one I ordered. - Even with the ideal fit of bowl and lid parts, there are still some fiddly bits that may be difficult if you have coordination issues. I think these fiddly bits are very necessary to make sure the cup is properly seated into the base to avoid undue wear on the motor or gears, but it may still be a barrier for some. It's currently okay for me but I am not sure for how long. - The grind coarseness setting is not really a coarseness setting. As noted above, it's useful, but with any and all blade grinders, the actual coarseness is in part determined by how many beans are in the cup. So this is only helpful if you grind the same amount of beans every single time. Fortunately we mostly do. - (UPDATED) Long-term reliability: When I initially purchased, I was worried about both the long-term reliability of the product, and the possibility of the maker going out of business. 7 months later, the manufacturer still exists, but the first grinder I purchased has started to have an issue with with the mechanism that detects the bowl is locked about 7 months later. About half the time the machine will not run without re-seating the bowl and lid a few times. I emailed the seller and they are sending a replacement, but that also means I'm throwing away a bunch of hardware which I don't really prefer to treat a small appliance as disposable. I don't feel the reliability issue is worth a full star downgrade since the seller stood by it, but if I could downgrade it like, 1/2 a star, I think I would. Maybe 1/4. If my second unit also craps out in under 2 years I may go ahead and downgrade- the waste really bums me out.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2023 by B
Color: Black
I was looking to upgrade my old coffee grinder. I prefer to grind my own beans and this grinder is much quieter than my old one. It is faster, cleaner and easier to control the grind level preferences with a simple turn of the dial. It is compact and easy to store when not in use.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024 by Ashlee p.
Color: Gray
I had a Mister Coffee for a long time, like 15-20 years. It worked great. Finally the lid started to fall apart so I bought the cheapest coffee grinder at Walmart. When I tapped the plastic lid to free stuck coffee grounds, the lid immediately cracked. I started researching coffee grinders on Amazon and found this seems to be a common problem with grinders in the modern era. So the thing I like about this grinder is that the part that holds the coffee grounds is stainless steel, so that it doesn't crack when I tap it against the counter. The only downside I can think of is it's pretty big. If they made one about half the size, that would be great. But that's literally the only downside I can think of.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024 by Happy shopper
Color: Black
I LOVE how compact this is, the fact that it grinds fine enough for espresso at such a great price and how easy is it to use. However I have just purchased my 3rd one because they seem to just stop working after about 8 months. Be sure to purchase buyer protection something which I did not the first 2 times.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024 by nicky
Color: Silver
My first test grind was with whole coffee beans. I set the time for 20 seconds (the 2/3 position), and it ground the coffee almost to expresso powder. For my needs, I'll need to dial in the correct number of seconds for the grind I want, but as a grinder this works great. Possibly more impressive was how quiet it was. My previous experience has been with Krups and Magic Bullet. Both grind coffee really well, but they are very noisy. This grinder was probably half as noisy. The quality appears very good. The plastic cup is substantial and fits well. The grinding cup with the blade is stainless steel, very substantial and locks in place with ease. Right now there is nothing I don't like about this grinder.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024 by Craig M.
Color: Black
Excellent Grinder and pretty quite. I like the way it consistently grinds coffee beans to JUST the right grind. I purchased TWO of these in 2021. Recently, the one that we use at our home, stopped working. I determined that the little plastic tab on the top lid had broken off, thus making the grinder inoperable due to safety reasons. But if I manually depressed the safety switch, the grinder is still humming along, just as strong as ever. Being that the unit is well over the warranty period, the company, "SHARDOR", quickly responded to my request for a new lid and advised that they'd send a replacement lid. Very impressed by the company's commitment to their customer base.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024 by Just some guy in California
Color: Gray
I like: the larger sized hopper for the beans, that it is quieter, and grinds faster than my old one, that the hopper comes out so you can wash it and it just feels heavier and more sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024 by A. Gibson
Color: Black
The SHARDOR Adjustable Coffee Bean Grinder does a very good job of grinding coffee beans. The problem is what should be the setting for the Keurig coffee maker. In the instructions it states for drip coffee pots (which I believe would believe to be Keurig) to use the 10 second grind cycle. When I used this setting, the Keurig could not drip the water through the grind, the grind was too fine and I only got 1/4 of a cup. I then reduced the setting, same problem. I continue to reduce the setting until I set it for 5 seconds, which then the water dripped through the k-cup without any issue. Unfortunately, I wasted about 4 grinds of coffee. Their instructions needs to cover more types of coffee makers. If they change this I would give the SHARDOR coffee grinder 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024 by Thomas J. Del Negro