Conical Burr Coffee Grinder – Silver – Electric Burr Grinders

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  Ne pas acheter pour un fonctionnement en Europe

  N'achetez pas ce broyeur de grain si vous résidez en Europe, le produit est livré avec une prise americaine , incompatible avec les prises européennes. Il est livré en plus d'un mois. J'attendais avec patience, car je l'avais choisi au vu des très bons commentaires et du choix de wire cutter.Par contre j'ai sollicité une solution, soit pour le faire fonctionner en Europe ( je pensais à des adaptateurs spécifiques), soit pour un remboursement, et j'ai eu une réponse rapide. Ils m'ont envoyé une étiquette retour avec une adresse en France.

  Emily N. · May 27, 2025

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  Not to be used in Germany

  This is a grinder compatible with the American electric system. Buying it in Germany, I did not think about checking its voltage level. Why do they sell it in Germany when it is compatible with the power system there?

  Matthew A. · March 29, 2026

• 5.0

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  Excellent grinder for people who don't want to spend a fortune.

  It has been said that if you want to up your coffee game it is best to invest in a decent grinder first. The reason being that if you have an fancy coffee maker, great beans, and a terrible grinder you won't be unlocking the value of those great beans. Your basic blade grinder won't give you anything consistent even if you are good about grinding the same amount of beans for the same amount of time.Anyway, on to the OXO Burr Grinder. I started my coffee making journey with a blade grinder and then "upgraded" to a cheap flat burr grinder. I didn't really realize how poorly they were grinding until I started making espresso at home. To make good espresso your ground coffee needs to be two things: 1) finely ground, and 2) have a consistent grind (as opposed to having some pieces noticeably larger than others). The flat burr grinder broke (about two years after I bought it) and I shopped around for a real grinder upgrade before settling on the OXO. I am writing this review after a year of ownership and am very pleased with the purchase. Since the purchase I've used the OXO grinder at least once a day pretty much every day for the last year. My thoughts after a year of ownership:+Built in timer. If you are coming from a blade grinder where you have to hold down a button to keep grinding the first time you walk away to do something else while the machine does it's thing is a wonderful experience.+Good consistent grind with a range of grind sizes. I'm sure a more expensive grinder would offer an even better grind but the OXO does a more than satisfactory job for me. Adjusted to the finer end should be more that adequate for your espresso maker while the coarse end will satisfy your french press needs.+Steel grinding burrs. I think this is a big part of why the OXO grinds as well as it does. It is my hope that the steel burrs used here will hold up over the long term without any need for replacement.+-Good strong motor. This grinder will power through 64g of coffee beans in

  Sarah N. · August 1, 2024

• 5.0

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  Maravilhoso

  Amei!!!

  Jacob A. · May 15, 2026

• 5.0

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  Se ve de muy buena calidad y es practico al usar

  Llego a tiempo y en excelentes condiciones

  Laura N. · June 6, 2026

• 5.0

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  Best "lower-priced" one-touch coffee grinder I have tried

  For many years I had the Cuisinart Supreme Grind DBM-8P1 that everyone seemed to have, it was VERY LOUD and with dark roast beans every few months it would clog to the point where it would slowly grind to a halt and I would have to excavate finely ground coffee from the burr chamber to get it working again. The plastic grind chamber finally wore through and I had to replace the machine.So I bought the SOWTECH Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, which was similar to the OXO, but cheaper (and Amazon no longer carries it). It was a bit quieter than the Cuisinart, but still pretty loud, and the plastic receptacle for the ground coffee was a static nightmare, making a mess every time I made coffee. Both the Cuisinart and the SOWTECH leaked grounds inside the housing, to the point where I had to open them up and remove coffee grounds from the "sealed" interior of the machines.Now I have had the OXO for about a year, and what a difference! It is quieter than either of my other grinders (it's not really "quiet," but still pretty reasonable). With its steel receptacle for the coffee grounds, it is almost static free, just a tiny bit of grounds cling to the pouring lip. The grind is also pretty consistent, maybe not as good as the high-end conical burr machines, but good enough for my drip coffee maker. With a big storage bin I can leave it under the counter for a at least a week before I have to pull it out and refill it. I highly recommend this lower-priced grinder, it is well worth the money, especially over the Cuisinart.

  George A. · June 30, 2026

• 5.0

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  Best single serving grinder!

  This grinder is fantastic.The reviews that talk about the grinder arriving used? Ignore them. When you get the box, it states they test their grinders with a small amount of coffee beans before packaging and may be residual coffee bean in the grinder.Complaints about static? Thats normal for grinders. Some grinders handle static better than others, but in simple terms, when you grind the beans at a high speed, you are actually stripping electrons which creates a charge imbalance, thus you have static. THANKFULLY they include a mini glass water spray bottle in the box. Spray your beans in the top hopper 3-4 times before grinding, shake em a little bit, then grind. This should drastically minimize the static in most cases.The footprint of this machine is what made it so attractive to me. It's truly compact and serves all of my coffee needs. You dont really need a hopper bigger than this 50g for at home use. You should be grinding your beans fresh every time you brew anyways. Only time I need more than 50g of bean at a time is if im making multiple cups for multiple people or if I'm making cold brew. It's so easy to use though, that running through a 2nd hopper of beans is such a none issue.Extremely easy to take apart and clean. Quieter than my last machine I bought 5 years ago. Grounds are consistent enough is size across grind sizes.Just PLEASE read the manual and the notices on the box. So many complaints I read that made me hesitant in buying this were explained literally on the box. The moment I opened it, read everything and tested, I fell in love with the machine.

  Carol N. · July 16, 2026

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  Most Disappointing Coffee Product I Have Ever Purchased

  To be as blunt and simple as possible, the OXO BREW Conical Burr Grinder is the worst product I have ever purchased online through Amazon. Furthermore, my wife has been in contact via email with OXO's customer support team about the poor quality of this product, and their support team refuses to either refund or replace the product. We have provided them with both videos and photos showing that the unit functions either very poorly or does not function at all without lots of troubleshooting. Yet, their engineers have responded saying that the unit appears to be functioning "normally" in the videos (one of which I will attach to this review). However, at this point the unit does not work without quite a bit of frustration--plugging and unplugging multiple times or sweeping out the burrs multiple times just to grind enough beans for a pour over coffee. Even though I have only owned this unit for one month, I see no other solution than to place this unit in the trash and buy a more expensive unit from another manufacturer. I am an avid home coffee brewer, and I have owned other coffee products from Bonavita, Hario, Mr. Coffee, Cuisinart, and OXO. I can say unequivocally, this OXO burr grinder is the worst coffee product I have ever owned or purchased. I will attach video and photographic proof that the unit does not work correctly and will explain further below the problems with the unit.Initially, the unit worked great. For the first week, the unit produced a reliable and consistent grind of Trader Joe's Ethiopian beans (~$8.99 a bag). Then, the trouble started the second week when I began grinding Stumptown Hair Bender beans (~$15.99 a bag). The unit jammed mid-cycle for the first time. The button on the front of the unit would not start the motor so I tried troubleshooting the unit in multiple ways, following the instructions in the owner's manual. I unplugged it and plugged it back in--start button still did not work. I opened the bean hopper and nothing appeared j

  Paul A. · December 27, 2018