Nuttii Burr Coffee Grinder – Electric, Portable, Small, Quiet Adjustable Conical Burr Coffee Bean Mill, 20 Grind Settings for Espresso, Pour-Over, French Press Moka, for Home Travel Use (Matte Black)

This Nuttii portable electric burr coffee grinder has elevated my daily brew with its compact size and impressive performance—delivering consistent, uniform grinds across 20 adjustable settings that work flawlessly for espresso, pour-over, moka pot, or French press without the uneven results I got from blade grinders. The conical burr system produces fresh, flavorful coffee with minimal fines, while the quiet motor makes early morning grinding pleasant instead of disruptive. It’s lightweight and rechargeable, perfect for home, travel, camping, or the office, with a sturdy build that feels premium yet easy to use and clean. The battery lasts through multiple sessions, and the sleek design (available in colors like matte black or navy) fits neatly on any counter. Far better value than bulkier or noisier alternatives, it unlocks the best taste from my beans with minimal effort. Highly recommend for coffee enthusiasts seeking a reliable, travel-friendly electric burr grinder that delivers professional results on the go.

I really enjoy using this Nutti coffee grinder with my French Press. It gives me a fine, consistent blend and I love that it is portable, so I can take it to work for a fresh brewed coffee at any time. There are 20 grinder settings, from coarse to fine, so you are allowed to customize your blend each and every time. The powerful USB-C , lithium-ion battery allows one to take this anywhere, and I really like the safeguards built in to keep this unit from overheating or overcharging. This Nutti grinder makes quick work of my favorite beans, and has anti-jamming technology built in. It is very quite, and also very stable in one's hand. The silicone base prevents spilling over and slippage. I have been nothing but impressed since I received this well built, durable machine.

Good coffee starts with good grinding. This grinder made that very clear to me. The Nuttii burr grinder is small, portable, and easy to use, but it still gives you proper control over grind size. With 20 settings, I can switch between espresso, pour-over, and French press without guessing. What I liked first is how quiet it is. It does not sound like a machine fighting for its life in the morning. You can use it without waking everyone up. The grind quality is consistent. That matters more than speed. You do not get a mix of powder and chunks. The coffee tastes more balanced because of that. It is also very convenient. USB charging, compact size, easy to clean. Works well at home and while traveling. No bulky setup. I bought this after using cheaper blade grinders, and the difference is obvious. With blade grinders, you never know what you are getting. With this, you do. It is not meant for grinding huge batches. If you brew for many people every day, this may feel small. But for personal use, it is perfect. At the end of the day, if you care about how your coffee tastes, a burr grinder matters. This one gives you that without taking up space or making noise. Good value for daily coffee drinkers who want control without complexity.

I bought an open-box version, which was missing the usb charging cord, had remnants of a prior grind, and no instructions, but it was worth the price because who needs another charging cord? After pulling up an online video of how to set the grind size, etc., things are working well. Because of the design, pouring in beans is tricky, and I think there will always be a few escapees. Basically, there are three sides around a casing where the beans go in (pictured). If you're looking for a compact, portable burr grinder, this one does the trick. The grinder is quiet and needs a few shakes to make sure that everything is ground. Hopefully this grinder lasts a while. The "Navy" blue is as pictured in the product photos - more of a grey/blue.

It's actually a very good grinder, better than I thought. It’s small, easy to use, and doesn’t make a lot of noise, which is perfect for early mornings. The coffee comes out nice and even, and you can adjust it depending on how you like your coffee. It’s also great for travel since it doesn’t take up much space and holds a charge well. It’s not the fastest, but it gets the job done and the coffee tastes much better. Overall, a solid little grinder I’d recommend.

Either the designers never tested this or they HATE their users. This is a cruel design. The hopper is pretty large, but has a plastic top that takes up most of the space, thus you get the worst of both worlds: bulky, yet difficult to clean. However, the top guard makes it VERY difficult to pour coffee into it. I used it like 10x and never managed once to pour 10g of coffee beans without them bouncing out and onto the floor. The grind adjustment mechanism has to be done inside and is impossible to change consistently. For decaf or dark grinds, I like an extra fine grind, but for a fruity Yirgacheffee, I would go slightly courser. Well, if you want to change grinds, you have to guess or do trial and error...and then, I found that on half the grinds, the adjustment slipped and got coarser. There's no numbering system or anything to calibrate....but even if there was, you'd find it changing on it's own regularly. The grinder is on the bulky side for a portable grinder. It's very plastic-ey. The bottom hopper is bigger than an aeropress so you're either packing a funnel or making a huge mess. Also, this thing produces a LOT of static and makes a HUGE mess when opening. I bought this for travel and staying with family that doesn't drink coffee as well as sharing coffee with friends outdoors. In all situations, mess is not welcome. This grinder will strain the relationship of anyone you stay with. This is also a very expensive grinder that comes with no case, but is surprisingly heavy and bulky. Grinding performance? ignoring the fatal flaw of the adjustments shifting, mid-grind, I would have considered it a decent grinder. It's quiet and had no problem with lighter roast coffee. I guess with all that weight and bulk they gave it a decent motor. However, when grinding, you can't leave it. The beans won't fall on their own. You need to constantly shake the unit while grinding. I've tried with dark and light roasts and both jam. My guess is the plastic receptacle is sticky textured plastic like the outside, which causes beans to stick in the top hopper. However, there are just so many bad design decisions, like that strap...who would ever carry this loosely? After one use, it will be covered in coffee grinds that get stuck in the plastic and rubber grip and will never get cleaned out. If you did like this, you'd need it in a bag or else you'd get coffee everywhere. The top cap just sits there loosely and will easily get lost if you were to carry it with that strap. In addition, you can't change the grind settings without opening up the unit and making a mess and the top guard makes it impossible to fill without making a mess. I can see why someone might design a unit they way these people did, but I can't imagine someone trying this out and thinking the design decisions weren't a disaster

Great little grinder with excellent battery life. It’s compact and perfect if you don’t have much counter space. Grind size adjustment (coarse/fine) took a bit of trial and error to dial in, but now that I got it right, I can expect a great pour-over every time. Easy to clean, and the included brush works well. The bean hopper holds enough for a couple of grinds (just make sure the cap is secure). The grind container has a screw-on lid, which is a nice touch, and holds enough for one to two cups depending on how strong you like your coffee. I’m a frequent traveler, and this grinder comes in handy since I can’t expect every Airbnb to be fully equipped for my coffee needs. Small and sleek, easily fits in my carry-on or suitcase. Overall, a solid value and a convenient grinder for everyday use.

I had high hopes for this grinder. But the grinder I received was not only used, but defective. It still had coffee grounds in the hopper, and in the cleaning brush. It would not recharge completely, but shut itself off after about five minutes. The grinder worked only for a grind and a half, then died. First day. Seriously, do they expect us to pay almost $100 for a used, defective piece of equipment? However, the grind itself is exactly right for my purposes. Espresso. Turn the setting all the way to the right, and then back up two clicks to the left. I can't comment on the other settings, because I won't be using them, but the espresso grind was perfect for me. The return and replacement process was flawless. The second unit came in factory wrap, charged perfectly, all the lights worked, no coffee in the hopper. Holds a charge long enough to suit me. So my problem is not with the unit, per se, but with the vendor. Shouldn't have put that first box back on the shelf and sold it as new, guys. I'll ding you two stars for that. But the unit is great. No complaints.

This is a major upgrade from the Krupps grinder I had been using. There aren’t a lot of fines when you’re done grinding. For pour-overs, I use it at a 15. For cold brew concentrate, I set it to 22. It’s about the same size as a “pill” type Bluetooth speaker. My cat doesn’t run for the hills when I use it, since the grind is pretty quiet. When you’re done grinding, though, shake it to make sure all the beans were ground. I don’t see this as a negative, but know that you may only be able to grind about 40 g of coffee at a time. I needed 100 g for the concentrate, so I just did it in multiple grinds; no big deal.

Easy to use.

音もすごく静かで良い商品だと思います。キャンプとかで大活躍しますね！

I'm really happy with this coffee grinder. I've been wanting a burr style grinder for awhile but most machines are just too big for the limited cupboard and counter space I have in my kitchen. I bought this to use with my Aeropress, and like the other review mentioned, it fits perfectly on top. I set it to around 12 clicks. Adjusting the grind size was a bit confusing with how it's labeled, but I eventually figured it out. I don't have a scale but found the top lid is almost exactly the same volume as the Aeropress scoop, so I just use the lid to measure out my beans - I don't know if this was an intentional design feature but it's really convenient that it works this way (and I suspect this was on purpose but was not specified in the manual). I've used it almost daily for the last week and a half and haven't needed to recharge it yet. It isn't too loud, I would say at least half the noise level of my previous standard blade style grinder. I love the colour, which is a nice bonus if I leave it on the counter, though I wish the buttons were perhaps metal (copper or rose gold) to make it look more high end. My only minor complaint is the separator under the top lid makes it awkward to pour the beans in, so I need to cup one hand around the side so beans don't bounce off and spill over the side. I think the raised section could be moved down a centimeter or two to avoid this issue while still swerving it's purpose of distributing the beans. Overall this seems well designed and I'm glad I took the risk on trying it out.

音も静かで綺麗に削れる。冬は静電気が発生するので、豆にちょっと水をかけると良い。