TIMEMOREChestnut C2 MAX Manual Coffee Grinder Capacity 30g with CNC Stainless Steel Conical Burr Internal Adjustable Setting, Consistency Grinding, Labor-Saving (Black)

This is the best budget, entry level grinder out there. I was able to grind 15g in less than 20 seconds. The handling is pretty convenient. The grind size is consistent. At this price point I’m not complaining about minor details.

This is an excellent option for grounding coffee. Good and cheap. I am really happy with the purchase. The grind isn't fine enough for espresso.

High build quality, does the job very fast, consistent grind.... Go for it

The build quality is excellent. Also excellent value for the price. Grind consistency also excellent, with narrow particle distribution for modern espresso profiles and pour-overs. I highly recommend this grinder to those who cannot afford a Commandante.

Me gustó el tamaño ya que según calculé me sirve para moler suficiente café para preparar 4 tazas de 234ml

We have gotten into using a moka pot for our coffee. Nespresso is convenient but expensive, wasteful, and limiting in choices.Our considerations for a bean grinder included:- limited counter space- needing small and freshly ground amount of coffee- moka pot grind size is between drip and espresso grinds- limit of $100The Timemore grinder fit all the criteria. It is a solid grinder and easy to use. Yes it takes a little time to grind but when I’m half awake in the morning it gives me time to get my brain functioning. It took a few tests but I find that about 16-17 clicks works well with my 6-cup pot (12 oz) which is enough for two is us. I started by weighing my beans but now have a good sense of how high to fill the grinder. The brush works well to clean out grounds from the grinder.One important note: when the grinder first arrived, the handle would not freely spin and there appeared to be no way for grounds to come out the bottom of the chamber. After searching “Tinemore grinder defective” we discovered a Reddit thread that explained the lower burr was jammed. Once we banged it a couple times into a towel on the floor, it released and started to work. If you get yours and have this issue it’s a pretty easy fix.

I didn't want to spent £500+ on a bean-to-cup machine, and decided to go the manual route with a french press, this grinder, fresh beans, and I could not be happier.I bought this with the intention to start grinding whole roasted *fresh* beans, and the experience has been life changing. This is a quality piece of kit that makes grinding easy and gives an even grind every time, it just feels good doing it.From my research on the web/youtube, you don't want to cheap out on the grinder! Get some quality fresh beans, learn how to french-press or pour-over properly, and you've reached cloud nine.

Grind size: having used Hario, i found the grind size very uniform. Which results in a better extraction. Could see flat bed in pour over, not the muddy uneven bed i used to get with pour over.Time to grind: Same coffee took less time to grind, effort too less. Little more noisy compared to Hario.Ease of use: Easy to grip. Unscrewing and screwing back is kind of annoying, but bearable.Design: Looks premium, feels premium. And it is sturdy. Little heavy having used Hario hand grinders.