【Famous KOL Recommended】KINGrinder K0 Iron Grey Manual Hand Coffee Grinder with Straight handle for French Press, Drip with Assembly Consistency Stainless Steel Conical Burr Mill, 25g Capacity

Kingrinder is known for their high quality products at lower prices. The K0 was my first jump into coffee grinders and I've since bought other grinders, but I still appreciate the value that the K-series grinders offer for their price. It doesn't break the bank, it grinds well, threads are smooth, and it's easy to clean. I was surprised that the price is so low for a grinder that has machined metal components. Most grinders at this price point either use just plastic or glass/ceramic.Yes, it cannot grind coffee fine enough for espresso but it's perfectly fine for pourovers/aeropress/etc.If you are looking for your first grinder, this is a great economical choice

This grinder is perfect for what I needed. I don’t have a lot of counter space for an electric grinder and this does just nicely for one person. I quite enjoy the ritual of grinding my coffee every morning really. Some beans are harder to grind than others(namely some espresso beans) but most drip coffee I can grind the entire volume in less than a minute with ease.

I didn't like it at first because mostly the fact that you have to dry clean it with a brush after each use. It is easy enough to assemble/dissassemble though and it definitely does get a fantastic grind. I will say I had issues with figuring out the "clicks" and eventually found a chart, that should come with the unit. In fact the instruction 'card' was very small/basic for a $65 item. I also find it odd that the wooden ball on the end of the handle is unfinished, meaning that it will eventually crack/splinter/dry out if one doesn't use mineral oil on it from time to time. Again, a weird thing to miss on such an expensive item. However, I do love the results for both my v60 pourovers (60 clicks) and my cold brew (160 clicks)

I have no complaints. I don't have a lot of experience with higher quality hand grinders, so I can't speak to how it stacks up against some of the big names in terms of performance, but I am ever pleased with it so far.It grinds faster than I expected for a hand grinder. even when I'm making a large brew for 2 people I don't mind having to grind in two batches of beans because it goes quickly.It has a very durable feel to it, and doesn't feel cheap at all even if it is a budget grinder.They don't recommend grinding for espresso, it it is absolutely capable of it. I was trying it with my friends machine and it was capable of grinding too fine and choking the machine out while we were dialing in.They say you can attach to a drill for powered grinding, and you certainly can. my experience, however, is that the faster you grind, the more the beans bounce off the burrs and the burrs can't really "bite". so it actually takes longer, but the option is there if you'd like to play around with it.TL:DRit's a good grinder

Mine works great! Says it's not recommended for espresso but I'm not having any issues with it!

There’s a reason it’s priced the way it is. The metal is not durable at all. I had this for a year, worked great, no issues. I dropped it once on LVP flooring, not like concrete or anything hard, and the whole thing broke. The dial was crooked and couldn’t be adjusted. I tried to lightly tap it flush again and the metal dented.You can get away with this for a while but you might as well buy a real grinder off the bat. Frustrated beyond belief with the trash build quality of this product.

i put a bit in an e-drill, fits where the manual handle goes. i keep the speed as low as what hand cranking would be. plus if i ever want to grind where no battery or electric is, i still can grind beans manually. this thing is very well made. great quality.

Bought this as a gift for my son. He really likes this grinder. Said it feels sold and well made.