YAMO Manual Coffee Grinder | Conical Burr Mill for Precision Brewing | Brushed Stainless Steel

ok this is a ceramic Mill Grinder which i prefer to normal blade grinder. Although Blade grinders come very cheap as electric grinders Mill grinders still give a better ground coffee. if you want to buy a good mill electric it around $400- $500. there are some cheaper ones too, but they are no as good. I bought this grinder 10$ first it was very exhausting task to grind 1 shot of espresso. i was about to throw it away that i came up with a brilliant solution. if you have a low speed drill you can easily connect it to grinder instead of handle, whaaaaaat !!!!!! i have an electric burr mill grinder now?

This coffee grinder works great. I'm very impressed with the quality of this grinder. Update to review: I have now used this grinder many times over the months that I have owned it and I am still very impressed with it's performance.Other reviewers have brought up the point that it is labor intensive and I don't disagree, but I find the design to be more ergonomic than some reviews have mentioned. It would REALLY be a workout if it weren't as well engineered IMO. Compared to the other 2 hand grinders that I currently own, this one is much easier to operate from an ergonomic standpoint.My only real negative that I have had is that I had noticed that the nut that is used to adjust the coarseness of grind would loosen as I was grinding coffee beans, making the grind get coarser with time. I have remedied that with some strategically placed Loctite.I bought this to use for small batch grinding and to use when travelling and it fills the bill wonderfully for those purposes. But I have to say that I have owned and still own several different burr grinders, both manual and electric, and this is my favorite grinder of the lot. I now use it for most of my coffee grinding despite the workout it gives me because it's the one grinder I have that gives me the ultra fine espresso grind that I want.

Widely adjustable grinding action that produces a consistent and uniform grind. The metal body is quite thin metal, so I would expect a very bad dent if dropped onto the floor. The long handle gives good leverage. The price is definitely right. Try it!

This is a simple manual grinder that provides uniform grounds for a great cup of coffee. The adjustable conical grind stone allows for varying sizes to accommodate your brewing method. The removable handle allows for compact easy storage wherever you go. Give this one a try! It will take your brewing experience to the next level. No more shattering beans into powder before you reach the right size for your taste.

bought this as a gift. I already have one that I bring to work with me. Compact and light. works well. Can choose your grind for pour over or French press. My brother loves his too!

I don't know why I even bought this. To grind one shot of espresso, it takes about 10 minutes and your arm will not feel too great after, either.

This is a very good manual coffee grinder. Being able to adjust the coarseness of the grind. Is very helpful when making cold brew coffee.

It's no Porlex but it's a good generic version. Grind is good, but irregular and I wouldn't consider this for Turkish. OK espresso good for French press and Areopress prolly