De'Longhi Electric Coffee Grinder, 110W, Burr Grinding System, 12 Settings, Stainless Steel Blade, 12 Cup Capacity, 120g Bean Container, Removable Transparent Lid – KG79, Black

I’m very satisfied. The grind size settings are very useful and adjustable. Considering its affordable price, it has provided excellent performance and quality for me

Delivered in time, nicely and safely packed. The grinder needs a little time to fine tune, but now it makes a perfect course powder for a tasty espresso.

At around AED 150, this grinder initially seems like a great deal for beginners looking to grind fresh coffee at home. However, after using it for over a year to make V60, I strongly advise against purchasing it. This grinder is an example of poor-quality design targeted at consumers looking for affordability.The outer build quality is subpar, with cheap plastic materials and poorly made buttons and dials. The motor is excessively noisy and underpowered, and the burrs are exceptionally bad. The plastic catch box is poorly designed, creating a lot of static electricity that causes coffee to stick to its walls, making cleanup frustrating.In terms of performance, this grinder is severely lacking. Its burrs and motor produce inconsistent grinds, with big chunks of coffee and lots of fines, regardless of the grind setting. The grind adjustment dial is narrow, with large jumps between clicks, making it nearly impossible to achieve the desired consistency. Among all the grinders I’ve encountered, this is by far the worst in grind quality and consistency.If you're considering this grinder to start grinding fresh at home, I suggest reconsidering. Grinding fresh coffee is indeed important, but not with this grinder. If you’re on a tight budget, I recommend opting for a high-quality hand grinder or buying freshly pre-ground beans from a local roastery in small quantities for better results. This grinder will only lead to frustration and subpar coffee experiences.

Despite being quite loud, mine did a good job with a variety of settings for coarseness. After about weekly usage it broke after about 4 years

It is good and giving me the results I need in coffe extraction

It works very well and uniformly. The wireless ones are useless and slow.

After few uses, the coffee thickness is not adjustable anymore and grind the coffee really thick and ruins it

I am so obsessed about my morning cup of coffee that I go to, what many consider, great lengths to achieve perfection. I buy my beans immediately after they are roasted, usually preferring Ethiopian Sidamo beans. I have been manually grinding my beans and use a V60 pour over for more than 6 years. Now as long as it's just for myself that's all well and good but when I have a guest, let's just say the manual grinding becomes a chore! So I've been on the look out for an electric grinder and for this price this is absolutely a bargain! I paid more for my manual grinder! Ok so there's a little static which makes a little of the grinds spill on the kitchen counter but so what? It's a small price to pay. The grinder looks great on my worktop, has multiple settings for how fine the coffee gets ground (I use a setting betweenmedium to course) and it's quick. It's kind of noisy but that doesn't bother me. All I care about is whether it grinds consistanltly, and it does! Oh and you'll never see anything like this in the shops in Dubai. Here all you get is either the manual grinders, the really awful blade grinders or super high end grinders that cost upwards of $400!!.