STARESSO Discovery II Electric Coffee Grinder, Coffee Bean Grinder with 48 Adjustable Grind Settings, Stainless Steel Conical Burr, Portable Grinder for Espresso, French Press, Pour Over
$149.99
Price: $149.99
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What makes STARESSO unique?
STARESSO stands out for quality and portability. Our Classic and Travel models offer high-pressure brewing (15-20 bars) and work with ground coffee and capsules. This versatility and innovative pressurization design ensure rich, creamy espresso every time. Additionally, our lightweight, easy-to-clean products are perfect for coffee lovers on the go.
Who is the typical STARESSO user?
Coffee enthusiasts who value quality and convenience, including busy professionals, travelers, and outdoor adventurers enjoying great espresso anywhere.
☕Ultra-Precise: 48 Ginder Setting, setting the standard for precision adjustment in portable coffee grinders.
☕PrecisionBurr Design for super uniformity, ensures uniform powder, with high rotational concentricity for consistent grinding.
☕ The world’s first portable electric coffee grinder with a durable all-metal body, precision CNC-machined stainless steel conical burr, and NSK dual-bearing center shaft for uniform grinding particle size. One-click start and automatic pause make grinding easy.
☕Extended battery life for a week of use：Equipped with a powerful 800mAh (5V) battery, grinding up to 18 grams of coffee 25 times on a full charge.
☕Portable and compact design, weighing only 677 grams. Ideal for home, outdoor, travel, and remote work, perfect for coffee enthusiasts everywhere. Enjoy either a 1-year standard protection plan, or a 1.5-year protection plan if you register your grinder.
5 reviews for STARESSO Discovery II Electric Coffee Grinder, Coffee Bean Grinder with 48 Adjustable Grind Settings, Stainless Steel Conical Burr, Portable Grinder for Espresso, French Press, Pour Over
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digigirl –
Rechargeable, handy and quiet
I usually buy pre ground coffee, but this coffee grinder looked so neat that I had to try it out.
So I went to the store and bought some coffee beans and loaded them into this grinder, and I was so happy with the results. The coffee beans ground up perfectly and there was not one bean left unground when I opened the grinder. The blue lights on the top of the grinder actually start out completely lit when first hit the start button, and then they slowly decrease as the grinding finishes up. With the grinder you get a charging cable, a carrying bag, and some brushes to clean it, as the unit cannot be put into water. This coffee grinder is also adjustable, so all the beans that you grind do not have to come out the same way.
Aside from being a well-made product, this grinder is rechargeable, which is great if your coffee maker is not in a place that does not have an extra outlet. Also, if you are grinding beans early in the morning and donât want to wake the entire house with a bunch of noise, this is a good choice as this grinder is quiet. I give this product 5 stars. Itâs not very large and will work with almost any kitchen decor, but it would be nice if you could get it in different colors. As of the writing of this review, however, it is only available in black. I have no regrets about getting this product. It is well made and I would get it again.
BD –
Great upgrade to a hand grinder or for travel
This grinder is great! I have only charged it once and have run at least 20 grinds through it.
I used this as an upgrade from a hand grinder. It is slower than a AC powered grinder of course, but this lets me set it up and work on other things at my coffee station while it grinds. Still takes about a minute to grind a double shot of espresso.
In terms of grind quality — it seems super similar to my hand grinder, although my previous grinder was nothing fancy. I am an amateur coffee maker so for now this checks all the boxes for me.
It is easy to clean, feels really well machined, and is sleek. Comes with a few small accessories.
The collection cup works great for dosing and is a similar size to my portafilter so its easy to transfer the grinds after grinding.
five stars!
Cliff –
Portable convenience
Got this really for occasional home use or for vacation. It’s good for single/two cup ground bean coffee use whereas my Krups grinder is great for much larger volumes of coffee but doesn’t do well with grinding small amount of beans.
What I liked: Convenience of a electric grinder to do a cup or two using French Press or the electric one cup ground coffee/tea/Kpod maker.
What is confusing: The instructions and videos claim that this grinder has 48 settings. The counter goes from 0-11. I suppose that you twist it completely four times to get to 48. Here is the issue: What was the factory setting? 9, 21, 33? What if two people use it or you forget your setting? Do you have to look at the burrs and set to 48 a super fine grind that makes no sense or unwind to near 0? A video would be helpful as none show and talk about settings. And a counter to know if you are 12 (that’s 0?), 24, 36 plus settings. In other words a lot of fancy settings but a simple 0-11 grind range would be great and all that is necessary.
I set mine for what I thought was 9, a course setting; I got a fine ground equivalent to the pre-ground coffee you buy which was too fine for me. So I don’t know if it was indeed 9 or 21 or 33…. So it will take some experimentation and then a lock into “don’t touch” the settings!
Second the instructions advise not to get “hard coffee beans” to avoid taxing the burrs which do dull and eventually need replacement or new model. Have no idea what hard coffee beans are except for green non-roasted beans.
In terms of battery life. The coffee you see that I ground took a minute to complete and the fully charged grinder dropped to two bars or 50% life. So I don’t know how one gets up to 25 grinds unless I have a defective battery!
So this grinder takes some pleasurable experimenting to learn about ground settings. If you are taking it camping, check your battery life and consider carrying dc plug to car lighter to charge or your camper electricity, if you want more than a few cups of coffee.
I gave this four stars, with more use it may go up along with trying to help you understand the 48 settings, or down if battery life is indeed very short. I’ll update when I get a better answer.
John M. Cape, Author of Poorly Zeroed: A Net Zero Travesty. –
Portable and Quiet Coffee Grinder
The first thing you notice when you open the package is that this grinder is sturdy. The top part is the motor, the middle part is where you add the beans and the bottom part is where the coffee grounds end up. You should charge it completely before you first use it. In general, it’s portable, quiet, and impressive looking.
The instructions are not very clear, but the videos show most of the important information.
When you remove the bottom section, you have access to the adjustment knob. If you want to remove the guts of the coffee maker to clean it, turn the knob counterclockwise against the metal piece just below it. Be careful when you do separate these parts, the small parts must be reassembled a certain way and the shaft has a notch that you must align with.
Now when you get the knob threaded again, you are at the lowest grinder setting. This will make coarse coffee. As you tighten that knob further in a clockwise direction, the coffee beans will be ground in increasingly fine settings. There are 48 different settings and the manual features a table suggesting the recommended setting for various types of coffee drinks.
William –
This thing is solid!
My dad has been using a handled burr grinder for when he travels so when I saw this I had to get it… The one he had took FOREVER to grind by hand, it was rather ridiculous… This thing makes super quick work on the grind and it’s made incredibly well with what feels like plane-grade metal. It’s really solid. The grind is clean and has a ton of settings, so you can grind to whatever you want. Overall, this thing is totally worth the money and it’s great for those of us who are coffee snobs and really want to bring our own beans and do our own grinds… go for it!