Wancle Coffee Grinder - Electric Burr Coffee Grinder - Adjustable Burr Mill with 28 settings - 12 Cups - Professional Coffee Bean Grinder - Grey

Works as advertised. I have had multiple "burr coffee grinders" over the years, and each has had its set of issues or problems. Not so with this coffee grinder. Unlike previous grinders, it seems to be well made, and doesn't make a mess. It also produces a consistent grind.

I use mostly Nespresso capsules for my morning coffee, but they are expensive and I wanted to resume doing pour-over coffee at least some of the time, which meant buying a coffee grinder. Since I wouldn't be using it frequently, it needed to be cost effective. With countertop space at a premium, it needed tp be small. And since I wanted consistent results, it needed to be a burr grinder. This one checked all the boxes and I've been pleased with its performance, especially relative to price. There are certainly better grinders out there, but for my purposes this one is just fine.

This works great. Saves money and I have fresh ground coffee. Easy to clean and grinds to my preference. Worth the money

It works pretty good overall. The espresso setting at 2 gives me a nice consistent grind. It's pretty easy to use. At this price, I'm not really expecting the world. I think it was a good value. It's definitely noisy and there isn't a way to really keep it down. Unfortunately the biggest issue is that it died after only a few months of use.

Perfect for grinding those whole beans every morning. Easy to use and noisy enough to wake up the hubs.

Works great! Love being able to adjust between fine and coarse.

Just got it, but pretty good so far. Make sure you read the instructions correctly so that you learn how to assemble and disassemble it. It doesn’t grind in bigger quantities but if you want something for just yourself and family, it should be fine. It’s a little noisy, but nothing to complain too much about. The noise level is tolerable. It’s very easy to use and small for it fits great on smaller counters. I did notice some static electricity after using so just be mindful of that.

No hay comparación, el molino muele mucho mejor que otros molinos que tengo de mayor precio, es pequeño compacto justo lo que buscaba, muy recomendado.

This coffee bean grinder is much smaller than I expected for one that supposedly has a 12 cup capacity. It's about 1/2 the size of my current grinder. The bean hopper in particular is very short and doesn't hold nearly as much beans. Same situation with the grinds container. I also inspected the burr grinder mechanism itself and it looks to be ceramic and not stainless steel. Also, it's strange that all mention of the material used is now removed from the product listing. That said, in my testing, I found the grinds to be even and consistent. I like the 28 step grind size selector that makes a satisfying click as you turn it. On the finest setting (1), I don't think it's necessarily espresso grade but it does a pretty impressive job that's more than adequate for your average coffee machines. In use, it's not overly loud but I also wouldn't say it's quiet. Because the unit isn't too heavy, it likes to dance around while grinding because the vibrations exceed the grip of the rubber feet. For a plug-in unit, it's also not very fast. It's very easy to operate. I like that I select the number of cups (of coffee) I want using the dial, and it grinds the right amount. I'm not sure if that's accurate for every coffee bean but it seems to do the trick for the coffee beans I used. I am able to skip the weighing part and still get the right flavor. You can also set grinding time, which I guess you'd fine tune by trial and error. I didn't have a need for that. I also like how easy it is to disassemble for cleaning. Really, there's only 3 parts that should be cleaned: the lid, the bean hopper and the grinds container. Overall, I think this could be a good budget grinder for those that lack counter space. Seems to perform well despite the non-metal grinder. However, those that need to make big pots of coffee will need to look elsewhere.

I recently picked up the Wancle Coffee Grinder, and I’m pretty impressed with it so far. As someone who loves a good cup of coffee, I wanted something that could give me a consistent grind, and this grinder does just that. The 28 adjustable settings are fantastic, letting me customize the grind which is a huge plus for me, although the fine grind doesn’t get it quite fine enough for espresso. It would however be perfect as a spice grinder. The grinder is pretty quiet compared to others I’ve used, and it’s also really fast! No more waiting forever to grind beans. I love that it can handle up to 12 cups at a time, which is perfect for our morning needs. It’s pretty easy to clean too, which I really appreciate. The only downside is that it’s a little challenging not to get coffee on the counter when emptying it. But overall, it’s a great grinder for the price, and I’m definitely happy with it so far.

I've been using this grinder for about 2 weeks multiple times a day now. Some pluses I found is that it grinds quick, but also very well. I never found myself having to do an additional grind due to the grounds not being fine enough. Even when sifting through to check the quality of the grind, I noticed everything was uniform and fine to my desired liking. With the quality of the grind, and the speed it conducted the grind at I was very happy overall with the grinder. Even after weeks of everyday use I still find I have the same grind quality, nothing is dulling out on me, and I am not having to put even damper beans through twice. My only complaint I had with the grinder was the capacity of the grinder. When brewing for multiple people this grinder did not shine at all. I was having to do multiple loads of beans in order to get enough grounds to make my desired amount of beverages. My overall take on it, is its great if you're brewing for two maybe three people but three would be pushing it. If you're someone that goes larger you will be forced into having to do multiple grinds in order to get enough grounds to brew that much. But other then that I have no complaints when it comes to the overall quality of the product, or its performance.

Easy to use compact coffee grinder, perfect for small homes and spaces. This grinder can be adjusted from fine to medium and coarse, these settings can be controlled via the to fill container when twisted left or right. There's also an unlock/lock symbol in the same twist area for controlling the grind of the coffee, this allows for the bean containment area to be removed for cleaning. I like that these components of the coffee grinder can be removed for cleaning, for the inner area of the machines gears that are not removable, the left over residue can be cleaned with a brush. The machine is easy to use with a click of the front power button and once grinding is complete, simply press the button again to stop the machine. One thing I didn't like about this machine is that the lid for the beans area comes off due to the vibrations of the grinder, it needs to be held down by hand. Also the capacity for the beans is not the largest, making for the need to refill the beans often when wanting to produce more grounds for later use. This would be a good coffee grinder for those who grind it fresh for every brew.

I love that this grinder is a compact size and it won't take up too much space in my kitchen cupboard. There are so many setting on how fine or course you want your coffee so no matter what kind of coffee maker you have you can easily adjust it to your needs. The compartment where the ground coffee goes is not too big, but I don't mind it as I'd rather have fresh ground coffee every week. If you have a large household with lots of coffee drinkers though, you need to run several rounds of the grinder to get enough coffee. I like the fact that you can disassemble it for easy cleaning but reassembling took me a while even though I lined up the arrows etc. The included brush is handy to get the coffee out of the crevices.