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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2020
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Great product & quality, perfect for Aeropress, pourover
By John O'Brien on February 9, 2020
Great little grinder. Grinds coffee for 1 Aeropress serving in about 40 seconds. Consistent particle size. I use it at work and use my other 1zpresso at home. Both are fast, better build quality than Porlex, handle design sturdier. I only use for Aeropress or pourover (sometimes use the Keurig refillable cups) so I can’t speak to those who take issue with it for not producing espresso-fine grinds, but is great for Aeropress users on the go. This model fits inside Aeropress. Durable, using daily x months and still crisp grind feel. A little wintertime static after grinding is fixed by using brush to remove grounds from cup.
By John O'Brien on February 9, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2020
Color: Q2(International Version)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2020
+ Small size and streamlined design. Easy to hold with my small weak hands
+ Round wooden knob. It's comfortable to grab and turns smoothly.
+ Stainless steel burr at this price
+ Aluminum(?) body, including the bottom chamber. I didn't want a glass or plastic chamber
+ The bottom chamber is attached to the top part by screwing, like the lid of a mason jar. I believe this is more secure than gaskets or magnets.
+ The cleaning brush which came with the box is convenient. There's also a canvas pouch, but I haven't had to use it yet.
What I don't like about it:
- The acrylic lid. It should have been metal. I don't see why you need any acrylic part in a hand-grinder. To see if there's any beans left? It's too narrow to see anything actually inside, also you'll know when you're done grinding anyway because it's a hand grinder. With the single-serve size of this model, you won't be storing any beans in there either.
- The huge 1zpresso logo. A bit over the top and can be considered tasteless by many people.
- The numbering dial is counterintuitive and the grind guidelines are too minimal to be of any help. Numbers on the dial should have been printed in the reverse direction.
- The bottom chamber requires three full rotations (3×360 degrees) to fasten it tightly it to the top part. This is especially inconvenient when trying to get the grounds from the receptacle - because it takes so many rotations, you will naturally want to rotate the smaller, lighter part that is the bottom. But its full of ground coffee which will spill all over if you open by rotating that part. So, to preserve coffee and tidyness, you'll have to rotate the heavy top part. A bit irritating to do every day, so I sometimes wish I got a model that uses with gaskets or magnets for fastening, despite my prejudice against those.
Features I'm neutral about:
* The brown coating outside seems to be bakelite with wooden texture. Looks like it is water-resistant, unlike the rest of the grinder.
* The grind capacity is about 3 tablespoons of coffee beans. For the dark roast I measured, this meant only 16 grams of ground coffee, but for light roast this was about 22 grams.
Note: I've only had this grinder for about a month. I'm not a coffee expert and this is my first hand-grinder. The photos shown are after using it, not straight out of the box. Giving 3 stars for now. May update later.
Color: Q2(International Version)Verified Purchase
Easy to hold
By ak2013 on October 24, 2020
What I like about it:By ak2013 on October 24, 2020
+ Small size and streamlined design. Easy to hold with my small weak hands
+ Round wooden knob. It's comfortable to grab and turns smoothly.
+ Stainless steel burr at this price
+ Aluminum(?) body, including the bottom chamber. I didn't want a glass or plastic chamber
+ The bottom chamber is attached to the top part by screwing, like the lid of a mason jar. I believe this is more secure than gaskets or magnets.
+ The cleaning brush which came with the box is convenient. There's also a canvas pouch, but I haven't had to use it yet.
What I don't like about it:
- The acrylic lid. It should have been metal. I don't see why you need any acrylic part in a hand-grinder. To see if there's any beans left? It's too narrow to see anything actually inside, also you'll know when you're done grinding anyway because it's a hand grinder. With the single-serve size of this model, you won't be storing any beans in there either.
- The huge 1zpresso logo. A bit over the top and can be considered tasteless by many people.
- The numbering dial is counterintuitive and the grind guidelines are too minimal to be of any help. Numbers on the dial should have been printed in the reverse direction.
- The bottom chamber requires three full rotations (3×360 degrees) to fasten it tightly it to the top part. This is especially inconvenient when trying to get the grounds from the receptacle - because it takes so many rotations, you will naturally want to rotate the smaller, lighter part that is the bottom. But its full of ground coffee which will spill all over if you open by rotating that part. So, to preserve coffee and tidyness, you'll have to rotate the heavy top part. A bit irritating to do every day, so I sometimes wish I got a model that uses with gaskets or magnets for fastening, despite my prejudice against those.
Features I'm neutral about:
* The brown coating outside seems to be bakelite with wooden texture. Looks like it is water-resistant, unlike the rest of the grinder.
* The grind capacity is about 3 tablespoons of coffee beans. For the dark roast I measured, this meant only 16 grams of ground coffee, but for light roast this was about 22 grams.
Note: I've only had this grinder for about a month. I'm not a coffee expert and this is my first hand-grinder. The photos shown are after using it, not straight out of the box. Giving 3 stars for now. May update later.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2020
Color: Q2(International Version)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2019
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Dr Mike Clarke
Excellent product but price is missleading due to tax
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 15, 2020Color: Q2(International Version)Verified Purchase
Sean
Quality
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 3, 2020Color: Q2(International Version)Verified Purchase
Quality
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 3, 2020
This is the best hand grinder I’ve ever used. It’s great for all types of grind, plus it is easy to put in a bag and take it with you. Quality materials and quality machining. Not at all expensive for the quality and build. Highly recommend
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 3, 2020
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Gordon Shon
All in The Grind
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 12, 2021Color: Q2(International Version)Verified Purchase
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