CEVING World's First 60g Large Capacity Manual Coffee Grinder, Black

product is not good not a satisfactory at fine setting i expect that it make the coffee powder its still coarse its of no use and they do not have return policy and no use of replacement.

I ordered Rs.2799 Stainless Steel version, but they deliver Rs.1699 Ceramic version with a Stainless steel version's label on it. Even after ordering replacement I get the same one again. The ceramic version looks plasticy and lacks the weight of the Stainless Steel version, best to avoid until they fix it.

...as oppose to whats advertised of it being a steel burr in the description and images. USP is only the 60g storage cup.

Works well, grinds quick, can't complain.

Deben saber que la uso a diario desde que la compré hace ya un par de meses y sigue funcionando a la perfección como el primer día. Es suave de ajustar para la medida ideal de molienda según el tipo de preparación de café que vayas a implementar, y se acomoda bien a la mano. Es muy fácil de limpiar con la brocha que incluye para remover el café molido que queda sobre la superficie una vez terminada la molienda. Estoy bastante satisfecho con la resistencia por el momento, lo fácil de manejar, armar y desarmar, lo práctico para almacenar así como con el resultado con el grosor del café molido que se genera con cada nivel de molienda asignado. 5/5. Creo que me va a durar mucho tiempo y que he hecho una excelente compra con esta opción después de darle una vista a muchas en el mercado.

I finally got down to trying the coffee grinder; and I'm extremely impressed! There are many expensive, manual and electric grinders, so I researched it for quite some time, before buying an inexpensive manual grinder. For my first attempt, I stuck with medium all the way: Medium roast whole coffee beans , ground at the medium setting (20). I won't mention the brand of coffee, or the coffee machine, because I'm only rating the grinder. Besides, I planned on getting a new coffee making machine anyway. The coffee turned out to be much more bold than I expected, but still within the range of mellow and full bodied that I enjoy. This confirms that all I need to do is dial in the right combination of coarseness of the grind + amount of beans. Of coarse it will be different for different coffee bean roasts; and if I switch to a metal filter, I may need to try a different level of grind coarseness, but that's part of the fun of enjoying the perfect cup of coffee... even though I don't plan on roasting my own beans. Conclusion: Not only am I already enjoying a better cup of coffee, I won't need as much coffee grinds to make a pot of coffee; and I'll start saving money.

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My first burr grinder. Picked it because of the stainless steel burrs. Maybe save some $ because its manually powered vs an electric one. First off I really like the consistant grind my coffee tastes even better. But I had to get used to the time it takes to grind. So if I'm cranking at about 50-60 rpm on setting 22 it takes roughly 180 turns to grind a full load.About 3 minutes. I noticed if I grind slower it processes more beans per crank but has more resistance.The finer the grind.the more turns required. So I like it. It holds the exact amount of beans I require and is versatile for use anywhere anytime. I just had to get used to the prep time.I almost benched it after the first use but find it worth the effort.The action is smooth ,there are 2 sealed bearings and it does feel like quality although mostly made of plastic. I dropped it and cracked the selector ring. Was able to repair with a hot staple. I paid around 30 which is ok in comparison,. Should last a while if I don't drop it anymore.