Andrew James Electric Coffee Grinder, Seed, Bean, Nuts, Fine Spice Grinders, Black or Red, 70g, 150W (Black)

A very nice piece of kitchen equipment can also be used for spices etc but make sure you clean well before using again for coffee ☕️

I use it daily to grind my coffee. Works well, looks good, good size, easy to clean. Very happy 😊

Does a good job of grinding coffee beans. Fairly quiet. Looks and feels nice. Well protected for its journey to the customer.Has a maximum 30 second run time before having to let rhe motor rest for 3 minutes before additional use etc .One negative is that the shape of the basin would lead to belief that it is designed to make removal of grounds easier but I would not recommend doing that as it could block the on / off switch hole which is a very small diameter.

I’ve been using the Andrew James Electric Coffee Grinder for my daily grind since September 24, and I couldn’t be happier with it. Every morning, it takes just about 20 seconds to grind enough beans for my 4-cup cafetiere (though you could grind a bit more). It's quick, efficient, and consistent. I’ve had no problems with it whatsoever and it’s been running smoothly day in and day out.Occasionally, some grinds stick to the inside (probably due to a bit of moisture int the beans that I have been using), but that’s no hassle at all since it came with a handy little brush that makes cleaning a breeze. The build quality feels top-notch, and it’s clear this grinder is made to last. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality coffee grinder!

This is a great coffee bean grinder. Small and neat,but effective. Grinds the beans into a fine powder, which I like.

Simple and straightforward machine that grinds coffee to excellent standard. What more does a coffee lover want. You can pay twice or three times the price and end up with the same result. Value for money 10/10. Pleasure to use…same score.

This little coffee grinder works well for grinding beans for a single cup, but it does not dismantle from the motor housing to clean, which I didn't realise when I ordered it - the best I can do is wipe with a damp cloth. I expect over time a build up of coffee oil beneath the blades is going to be an issue, and it means I can't also use if for grinding spices, as they will be coffee flavoured. Also, the ground coffee sticks to the container even if you shake it upside down, so you then need to use the provided brush to transfer the coffee to your chosen coffee maker. It was fairly cheap, and I guess you get what you pay for.

Works very well grinds enough for up to 4 cups