Aromaster Burr Coffee Grinder, Coffee Bean Grinder,Stainless Steel Coffee Grinder Electric,24 Grind Settings, Espresso/Pour Over/Cold Brew/French Press Coffee Maker

From Blade to Burr
I used to use a blade grinder before because I wanted to save a little money. Nope. I did some research and wanted to find a decent burr grinder that was reasonably priced and will work. Found this one and I’m already in love.
First impressions, this has such a quiet motor compared to the blade grinder I had and this is bigger than the blade grinder. You’re definitely paying the money for a better motor that’s for sure. It almost sounds like the burr grinder inside our espresso machine which is also nice and quiet (in terms of grinders that is).
I haven’t used it for long, so I’m not sure about longevity yet, but for its price point I’m hoping it will last a while. I haven’t really seen any overheating problems for the amount I need. You might have to play around with the grind size a bit for sure, as I was trying to find the right size for a pour over (for my personal taste). Don’t be afraid to play around with grind size first, as it really is a big factor in how your coffee tastes.
All the parts including part of the burr come apart for easy cleaning. The bean brush is a nice little inclusion, not sure if I’ll use it though. I recommend if you want this thing clean on the inside where you can’t reach, I recommend getting Urnex grinder pellets when you buy this. I work in a coffee shop and I know how oily and dirty these can get on the inside. They are another expense but it does help with the longevity for your grinder.
I don’t grind for too long, as I only grind for about 1 or 2 servings of 12 oz cups (2 tablespoons per 6 ounces). Not sure how this grinder works for long grind periods, but it does have a 3 minute max for grinding time, so keep that in mind as it will need a rest period after that. I also find that you need to set the timer to around 20 seconds if you’re going to grind beans for 12 ounces if you want a reference!
If you’re looking for a burr grinder and you’re trying to improve your coffee taste at home, I recommend this one as it is quiet, has parts you can take apart and clean, and for its consistent grind size which is what you’re going to get with a burr grinder nonetheless. The grind adjuster is easy enough to figure out, and putting it together was not a hard task. Just don’t make a mistake like I did and forget to put the burr back in after cleaning it first haha.
Overall I love it!
TLDR; quiet motor compared to cheap grinders, easy to put together, easy and understandable grind adjuster, and consistent grind size.

What’s not to love?
I replaced my previous burr coffee grinder with this brand that I wasn’t familiar with, but man do I love it. It’s much quieter and grinds the coffee beans even more evenly. Part of the reason may be that my other grinder was ten years old, so worn out a bit. I grind on medium, and can say that my coffee is tastier, no doubt because of the more evenly grinded grounds.
Unlike the glass bin in my previous grinder, the plastic one with the Aromaster has some kind of anti-static technology. That keeps the grounds from flying around and clinging to the sides. It empties every ground into my coffee maker, and I don’t have to wash it out afterwards.
The Aromaster is sleek, attractive, and fits easily under my cabinet. It has more grinding settings than I’ll ever need (24), but I’ll make some fine adjustments depending on the kind of coffee beans I buy.
I got this at a very good price, and it’s a great value. I highly recommend the Aromaster!

Stylish and works great
I love this coffee grinder. I use it to grind beans for my espresso machine and my cold brew maker. It grinds about a cup at a time and has 24 settings. My espresso machine is louder than it.

Flawed Designs
The grinder comes with a cup for the grind that cannot fit in the grinder when it’s closed. It is silly that we have to take the cup out, put it somewhere else with the left over grinds. Unless you expect people to throw away leftover grind. The grind is loud.