Mamba Lite Electric Herb Grinder, USB Rechargeable Herb & Spice Grinder for Dried Herbs, One-Hand Automatic Kitchen Herb Mill, Portable Spice Grinder with Cleaning Tools, 0.75 g Capacity, Green

Let me start by saying: I’ve been around the block when it comes to herb grinders. I’ve tried the basic twisty ones we all start with—you know, the one that works fine until you realize it’s basically a medieval torture device for your hands and your herbs. I’ve even dabbled in those fancy electric grinders that sound like a small jet engine and jam up the moment they see anything remotely sticky. But this grinder? This right here is the final boss of grinders. The Sticky-Icky Slayer. The Dank Destroyer. The one grinder to rule them all. I’ve absolutely put this thing through it. Morning sesh? Afternoon chill? Midnight creative brainstorm fueled by questionable snacks? It never quits. Doesn’t matter how gummy, fluffy, or dense the “herbs” are—this grinder handles it all like it was born in a cloud of smoke. Smooth turns, no jams, no frustration. It just works, no matter where my head’s at. It’s so consistent I’ve started to take it personally—like, why aren’t I this reliable in life? Durable? Check. Easy to clean? Check. Quiet enough to use without alerting the entire household to your horticultural hobbies? Big check. At this point, I trust this grinder more than most people in my life. If you’re still suffering through your old hand grinder or getting ghosted by your glitchy electric one, do yourself a favor. Get this. Your “herbs” will thank you. Your hands will thank you. Your soul might thank you.

I'm unsure of why there's negative reviews except for the possibility that some are overloading the grinder. I leave room for the blades to work and I'm getting a very nice grind.

So good we bought it a second time after the one I purchased first lasted about 2.5 years. Welp, this one lasted less than 2 months. Trash. Cheap parts. Would not buy again. Shame the first model was good. The bottom won’t depress and the piece won’t charge. Waste of money.

After almost exactly one year of routine daily use the device broke. The clear plastic funnel that the herb pours through to the bowl had come off. With no way to fasten the piece back on (there is no groove for it to sit in) the grinder has become useless. This does not irritate me though as I am satisfied with how much work I put it through. I find that it doesn't save much time compared to a manual grinder though I love how it helps pack the bowl for me. The grinder also often receives positive comments from those that haven't seen it before. I've even gifted one before because the person was impressed with what they saw. Does it need improvement? Yes. The top should never have come off. However the batteries last a good while. Cleaning is instant and simple with salt and alcohol though the part where the herb sits may need a little extra time with Q-tips. And most importantly the grinder is efficient in crushing herb down to a dust compared to manual grinders. I'm ordering my replacement now.

Love the concept & function but the plastic is not the best option. Be aware that the device holds a minimal amount. Removing the plastic grinder parts after grinding is a bit difficult & can be messy. It is also not a quiet device but so very convenient if grinding small amounts. Excellent battery life and price. If able, go for the metal grinder version but if the plastic is your only option, go for it!

Let me start by saying I've been using electric grinders for years because I'm lazy and have the frequent need to grind fresh California herb. Most of the grinders I have used over the past few years have one of 2 major flaws (many have both). Problem 1: Other grinders usually have super low torque motors which means your denser herbs tend to get stuck in the blades and you spend a lot of time, starting the grinding process, watching your herbs get stuck which stops the blades from spinning then having to open the grinder to clean it, all the while spilling herb power everywhere. Problem 2: Other grinders, once the motor gets to spinning, have a tendency to turn your herb into a fine powder, which i guess would be fine for some herbs but not the ones I'm smo... grinding*. Hand grinders always seem to give a better more consistent result but like i said i'm lazy. In comes this beauty I welcomed in to my life. The Mamba combines the best of both worlds, a high torque motor that doesn't get stuck and will grind through just about anything you throw at it and a manual style grinder (teeth inside a cylinder that spins to grind the herb). Add to this a reverse button so you literally never get herb stuck inside it mid-grind and you have the perfect grinder. Your herb comes out quickly and cleanly in a nice little pile that isn't full of large chunks or a fine powder, just the way I like it.

My fiancé got me this for Valentine’s Day a last year and it’s amazing! I’m constantly grinding herbs all day and it’s so tedious and I overstuff so it’s a lot of pressure and strain on the wrist. This is so freaking cool, I just put the herb in a grinder and press the button! If it gets stuck simply reverse it and it helps shred. It’s never gotten stuck for more than 30 seconds. My coworkers and friends come by and are always impressed, however this item grinds flower so finely it’s shredded smaller than oregano and turn it into kinetic sand. This is exactly what I need for my dry herb vaporizer, I use the fury edge 2 and the pointed part of this grinder goes perfectly into the small oven hole as if it was meant for it, I no longer need a funnel! I also can use this with pipes and bongs HOWEVER because it shreds the herbs so finely it is hard to roll blunts or joints because you need that chunkyness to form and it’s really sloppy and easily spills because the herb is to tiny. I don’t use joints but if buddies are over then we use a regular grinder. I hope in the future they come out with attachments like the pointy half of the grinder can be switch with another pointy half that grinds into more full small chunks so we can use it with papers too. Still I love this so much I’ve dropped it a bunch of times as well because I’m simply a clutz

Works great ! Definitely recommend !

The cover of the grinder falls off every few spins, and the battery doesn't stay charged long enough to grind 3 grams of flower without slowing down tremendously. I had one about a year ago and it was pretty good, but it broke within about a month (whole grinderhead would spin instead of just the cover). I guess they must have changed something design wise, the new one felt lighter and more fragile. I have already returned this item. Not worth the hassle. You're better off getting a Kactus Kutter.

No more hassle to crush spices. Easy and quick.

Seems to be holding up. So far so good

It’s completely made of plastic. Will not grind moist herbs. Be sure the herbs are completely dry before use.