Homtone Coffee Spice Grinder with Timer, 2-in-1 Wet and Dry Grinder, Adjustable Coffee Bean Grinder with 2 Bowl, Electric Herb, Pepper, Nut & Spice Grinder and Chopper, Max 70+70g Capacity

To be fair, they replied to my emails promptly, and the problem I encountered was addressed and resolved quickly.However, I expected better from this brand. After using the coffee grinder less than ten times, it stopped working! I would not recommend this product as it does not offer good value for money.

Unfortunately the grinder did not live up to internet Influencers' endorsement on social media.after 2 mins of wet grinding to make a smooth chive oil it stopped working and smoke started to come from the motor.i would not purchase this product.

I grind koji rice as a rub to age meat and it's getting hard to do it with a hand grinder at my age. So sheer pain drove me to try an electric one. It's just brilliant – it pulverised the rice to the consistency of talc in seconds. (I haven't tried the wet grinder yet.)Pros:* makes short work of hard grains* you can set it and leave it* steel bowls, not plastic* you can wash it rather than just wipe it clean* solid build and locks firmlyCons: I actually couldn't find any. I didn't notice the blades moving up and down, to be honest, but it certainly did a far better job than the fixed blades on the grinder attachment of a much pricier Swiss blender that I have. It also seemed less prone to scattering powder when opened. Good value and performance – I'm very happy with it. So are my arthritic hands!

It grinds effectively but it needs to cool down regularly when used, and it can be a bit fiddly to clean.

We've had four or five coffee grinders over the last decade or so. This is, by far, the quietest. Even with a full load of beans it hardly makes much noise.The twin blades are very robust and make light work of dark roasts, even when set to 20 secs, well below the 'maximum' time.The two sets of blades are a great benefit. We'll use the second, 'wet', set occasionally but one of the biggest benefits will come if we get the same problem as has happened for our last 3 blenders - if the blades come loose. We rarely had an issue with the motor so if this happens we'll have the option to keep going using the second set.The timer function is actually super-helpful - more so than I thought originally. Getting a consistent fineness is really beneficial and it avoids over-use, which I suspect has been a cause of previous blenders failing.I'm really happy with this purchase and the product is far better quality than I expected at the price. I hope this one lasts, but even if it homes up for a year it's still good value. If we get .ore than a year out if it then the extra couple of pounds spent here across it's life will be well worth it.

This thing is useless. From day one it is a 10% chance that it actually GRINDS.Theres a safety feature built in so that the grinding pot must be clicked into position - trouble is it misfires all the time.My wife and I have been cursing this product for a long time now. Save yourself the hassle and fork out for a better one

I used it to grind saffron and it’s brilliant.

One slight niggle is that there are two grinders, but only one lid, so the cap has to be washed and dried if you use the chopper for wet ingredients and then want to grind spices. Looked up trying to get a new lid, but seems it is not available from the manufacturers.