Burr Portable Coffee Grinder, Electric Quiet Adjustable Conical Burr | Matte Black 20 Grind Settings, Espresso Pour-Over French Press Moka, Home Travel Use

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.

I’ve used a few coffee grinders before, but this one is definitely a favorite. First off, it just looks really nice—super clean and modern, not bulky or clunky like some others.What really matters though is how it works, and it does a great job. The grind is really consistent, whether I’m doing espresso or pour-over. I like that there are a bunch of settings, so you can easily adjust depending on how you’re making your coffee.It’s also way quieter than I expected, which is a big plus, especially in the morning. Another thing I noticed is my coffee actually tastes better—probably because it doesn’t heat up the beans while grinding.Battery life has been solid too. I don’t feel like I’m constantly charging it, and the auto shut-off is convenient. It handles different types of beans without getting stuck, which I’ve had issues with in the past.I also like that it’s portable—I can easily take it with me if needed. And cleaning it is pretty simple, so no complaints there.Overall, just a really solid grinder that does what it’s supposed to do and looks good doing it.

I really like this electric grinder. It portable, easy to use –just one push of a button is all it takes. It auto shuts off when its not sensing anymore beans and the retention is low when using a little RDT. I bought it so I could grind fresh coffee in my office and its been great so far. Disassembling for cleaning is fairly easy too. Noise level is what you'd expect.

Worked perfectly for a couple of months, now it won’t charge, so you can only use it plugged in, and have to press the button to start it grinding again every couple of seconds because it stops prematurely. Perfect timing- just a couple of months of use, so outside of the return window, and nonexistent customer service options or warranty from Amazon. We’re just filling the world with plastic nonsense.

This does a terrific job grinding. It is slower than a 110V standalone grinder (Virtuoso) but does just as good a job. I use this in my portable coffee “kit” and it really is perfect for that. It lasts quite a long time on a full charge. My only complaint is that they say it is “USB C Charging”, well, sort-of. It is true that the charging port is USB-C, but it won’t charge with a USB-C to C cable. You have to use a USB-A to USB-C cable. That might be understandable if the device was designed and manufactured 10 years ago, but by now it should be updated to properly follow the USB-C charging standard. Other than that 1 complaint, this is a terrific grinder.

This is such a fantastic little grinder. Very accurate. I’ve weighed out 16 grams of beans and ground on espresso dial. And it came out 16 grams ground. It’s quiet which is nice. I did time it and it takes about 90 seconds to grind on the espresso setting. But it’s hands free so just press go!

This is an excellent grinder. It produces uniform-sized granules without dust or fine powder, and the granule size is adjustable. There is no guesswork in figuring out when it is done; the granules fall into the catch cup at the bottom and it's not possible to overgrind. I roast my own beans, and this grinder also helps to separate the fluffy chaff that sometimes comes with home roasting beans. The chaff sticks to the upper housing while the coffee granules fall to the bottom. It has a battery and is rechargeable via USB. One charge is good for about 20 -30 cups of coffee.

It is an OK burr grinder. Grinds as well or better than manual grinding in a few minutes.The device made less noise when we started out for a few days or weeks. Since then it’s fairly loud and shrill.They really could have made the settings easier to change and quantify. They also could have made the cup of the bottom larger. It barely holds 2.5 tablespoons. Just enough for 2 people. It wouldn’t cost more.On top the lid comes off a bit too easily and is not screwed in. There is a triangular 3 rib metal bar that attempts to distribute the beans equally into 3 compartments. Why? It never fills equally in practice. Because of this probably, the device stops after it thinks it’s done grinding. But when you shake it you hear beans rattling and then if you start it again it grinds the rest. How did they not know this? Did they do enough testing.Small design changes and a better quieter motor would make this device close to perfect.The battery lasts 2 weeks for 1 grind a day.

Excellent portable grinder can do anything but ideal for drip, pour over, french press and Moka pot etc. can do espresso but if beans are hard it's gonna take a while and bogs it down a little atleast with the beans I had. Doing espresso did reveal a cool feature where it it bogs down a clogs it actually does a reverse setting for a few seconds and then starts again clearing the jam and is able to grind a bit before it jams it up and it repeats I was impressed i never had to do anything but let it do it's thing. I grind up 10 tablespoons for my chemex pour over and it takes maybe 45 seconds to a minute to do that at 15 setting. When I was trying to do espresso it struggled to get my two scoops out in the same amount of time but it did do it and the grind quality was good. I think trying to ask for the amount of torque needed to grind hard beans into espresso in a tiny package like this is near impossible and this is a acceptable compromise to me. The usb type c charging is very nice and preferred on all my products I use as it's so ez to find a charger. It does take a bit to charge as it charges at 5 watts possibly 10. That's probably one improvement that would really put it over the top. Also a adjustable stand even sold as an accessory to use it over pourover or whatever. It also shuts off once the beans are gone and it free spins for a few seconds which is cool. Another review mentioned beans don't go all the way down and bounce around I didn't have that issue. It looks very nice but I wish the container on the bottom could be used to load the top(can be now just kind of off)and was much larger and possibly a flatter bottom. Overall I'm very happy with it as the there is next to no alternatives and don't feel like having a high wattage grinder using up my power station or grinding alot with a hand grinder. Used it camping and worked like a charm. Plastic seems high quality. If you need it for espresso I recommend getting a hand grinder as you can get extremely high quality ones with excellent burrs for same price as your the power.

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I got into portable coffee gear over the last year, mostly because I didn't want to give up decent coffee on camping trips or early morning hikes, and my Nuttii OX Grinder had been traveling loose in my backpack, wrapped in whatever spare shirt I had handy. That worked fine until one trip where it got knocked around pretty badly in transit and I started worrying about the burrs getting misaligned or the housing cracking. I wanted a proper case built specifically for it, and this Nuttii case has completely eliminated that anxiety.Fit is exactly what you'd hope for from a case marketed as tailored to this specific grinder. The elastic strap inside holds the OX Grinder snugly in place, no shifting or rattling around inside the case even when I've had it bouncing in the bottom of a backpack on uneven trail terrain. It's genuinely reassuring to open the case after a rough hike and find the grinder sitting exactly where I left it, secured rather than having slid around and potentially knocked against the hard shell walls.The hard shell exterior is really where this case earns its price. It's a dense, shockproof material that's held up to a couple of accidental drops already, once off a picnic table onto grass, and another time it slipped off the tailgate of my car onto pavement. Both times I braced for the worst opening it up afterward, and both times the grinder inside was completely unaffected, no misalignment, no cracks, nothing. Given how much I paid for the grinder itself, having a case that's actually proven itself protective rather than just decorative has been worth it on its own.Weight and portability have made this an easy addition to pack rather than something I think twice about bringing along. At just 0.65 pounds, it doesn't add meaningful bulk to my bag, and the compact dimensions mean it tucks into a side pocket of my backpack without taking up space I need for other gear. The wrist lanyard attached is a nice touch for shorter trips too, I've carried it separately by hand walking from the car to a campsite without needing to dig through a bag first.The mesh pocket inside has turned out to be genuinely useful rather than just an afterthought feature. I keep a small brush for cleaning grounds out of the burrs, a spare USB-C charging cable, and a couple of individually wrapped filters all tucked into that pocket, separate from the grinder itself so nothing's rattling against the actual device or getting coffee grounds on my cables. It's kept everything organized in one grab-and-go unit instead of me scattering accessories across different pockets of my pack.Water resistance has been tested on a couple of trips where weather didn't cooperate. I got caught in a light drizzle setting up camp once with the case sitting exposed on a picnic table for a few minutes before I got everything under cover, and there was no moisture that made it through to the grinder inside. I wouldn't submerge it or expect it to survive a genuine downpour indefinitely, but for the kind of incidental weather exposure that happens during outdoor use, it's held up exactly as expected.Build quality on the case itself feels durable enough for regular outdoor use rather than something meant for occasional gentle handling. The zipper glides smoothly without catching, and after months of regular use, opening and closing it multiple times a week, there's no fraying or looseness developing around the zipper track. The exterior has picked up a few minor scuffs from being tossed in and out of bags, but nothing that's compromised the actual protective function.Size-wise, this is specifically built for the OX Grinder and similar compact burr grinders, so it's worth checking your specific device's dimensions if you're using something bulkier, but for my setup it's been a precise, purpose-built fit rather than a generic case that happens to accommodate the grinder loosely.For anyone bringing a portable grinder along on camping trips, hikes, or regular travel, this case has solved the real anxiety of transporting delicate coffee equipment without proper protection. The snug interior fit combined with genuinely tested drop protection has given me confidence to actually use my grinder for outdoor coffee setups rather than leaving it at home out of fear of damaging it in transit.

I really like this grinder. The minimalist matte black design looks great on the kitchen counter, and the materials feel solid and high quality. It’s easy to use, quiet, and does what it promises.The battery lasts well so far, and the compact size makes it easy to store. Overall, it feels like a well-made product that focuses on both looks and functionality. Very happy with it so far.

Used it a few times and so far works just fine. A little slow to grind a cups worth, but otherwise reliable. Feels like decent quality.