Mueller Living HyperGrind Precision Electric Spice/Coffee Grinder Mill with Large Grinding Capacity and HD Motor also for Spices, Herbs, Nuts, Grains, White

First, the good. This is a very quiet grinder, the most quiet I have heard. This is a very fast/efficient grinder and produces a nice, uniform grind. I especially like the see-through top, which takes a lot of the guess work out of the process. I love the side button for grinding and it feels like it is well made. The instructions say 7 seconds for a coffee bean grind for percolators, and I have found that to be accurate. In my previous and similar style grinders, I would grind, shake, and grind some more, but I found that in this one, just a steady seven seconds or so and the grind is perfectly uniform. However, the first few times I used it, it had static cling coffee dust that made a mess. Then I remembered a trick from using a burr grinder years ago - add a couple of drops of water before grinding, and the problem was solved - completely. That should be in the instruction manual. Okay, so far, so good. The negatives are minor. First, too short of a cord in my opinion. Also, the cord interferes with it sitting flat unless you hook it in the little notch at the bottom EACH time you move it. The great see-through lid has to be clicked into place before it will operate, which is fine, but it feels like a delicate connection that makes me worry it will break. I can live with those two dings because of how well and how quiet it grinds.

So I loved this grinder. Previous I’d gotten a grinder almost twice as expensive that looked cool but drove me crazy. It had a cup you had to remove that was sharp and it was loud and didn’t grind well. So when I got this grinder I was very happy with it. It doesn’t look like much but it’s a relatively quiet grinder that will turn your beans to dust in less then 30secs. I like a super fine grind for my pour over coffee and I hate spending a ton of time grinding my beans. So I was very pleased with this purchase. There are a couple of cons: first the cord. It twists up and there’s nowhere to put it so you just have to deal with the spiraling of the cord. Every so often I’d try and untwist it with mediocre results. The 2nd con and prob what led to this grinder death, it’s kinda a btch to get the finely ground coffee out of the cup. If you use your fingers you get coffee grinds all up in your nails and it’s super hard to get out. If you like a coarser grind it shouldn’t be an issue. So bc I’m impatient and not wanting coffe grinds stuck under my nails all day, I’d bang on it when I was dumping it to try and get the coffee out. I now know there are little brushes you can get for that (but knowing me I’ll totally loose it). This just seems to be one of the overall cons for this type of grinder. There are pros and cons to the ones with removable cups too. One they’re pricer and I’ve had a couple that just didn’t seem to be as powerful. The upside of this grinder is the price, the speed and power. If they could make a retractable cord or a thing on the bottom where you could wrap extra cord up, it would make this grinder even better. I was actually going to reorder this grinder bc like I said the flaws are just the crap you deal with at this price point and this type of grinder; But I need a grinder ASAP and this one won’t come for a few days so I ordered a similar one with one same day shipping. I actually recommend this grinder, just watch the twisting cord and get one of those brushes if you do a fine grind. I think if you don’t smack it the way I did it’ll last a lot longer. Also the steel blades seem just as sharp as when I got them so def props for that. Edit: so I bought a different grinder bc I needed it ASAP bc I can’t live without my am and afternoon coffee. While I like the looks and weight of the new grinder (I bought it bc it had same day shipping, not for looks) I’m even more impressed with Mueller grinder after using it. It takes twice as long and is messier. I will def be re-ordering the Mueller grinder again bc I miss it already. I’ll have to wait a couple of weeks bc I’m broke, but I will def be Re-ordering. I’ll also try and be more careful with it. No banging in on the counter and smacking the side to get the coffee out. Since the other grinder came with one of those brush thingies, I’ll do my best not to loose it and use it with my Mueller grinder. It’s amazing how this relatively cheap, light weight grinder has beat out every other grinder I’ve tried in the last five years. It’s def the power and speed. Watching the new grinder grind I could see how much slower the blades rotate. It takes twice as long and while grinding I have to tap the grinder to get the bigger pieces to mix with the finer pieces in order to get a uniform final grind. So I def rec the Murller grinder!

This is a great little grinder! I've had mine for over two years. I use it literally every day for my coffee and it still works perfectly. Easy to use, affordable and lasts forever. If I ever need another grinder I will stay loyal to Mueller brand for their durable build quality and great price. Get it!!

I bought this to grind our coffee beans, and it turned out to be a really good, powerful, and compact grinder. With just 3–4 short bursts you get fresh coffee grounds. The chamber also holds enough beans for about 2–3 cups of 12 oz coffee on a Keurig with each grind, which is super convenient. The design is sleek, and there’s a compartment on the bottom to store the cord. The lid has a locking mechanism and a clear top so you can easily see the grind level. It’s also on the quieter side. The blades look like good-quality stainless steel. The only downsides for me are that the grinding chamber isn’t detachable, so you have to wipe it clean after each use, and scents can mix if you plan to use it for different ingredients—unlike grinders with removable, washable chambers. You also have to flip the whole grinder upside down to empty it, which isn’t as convenient as a detachable top. And I wish the cord were detachable instead of having to wrap it into the housing. Overall though, it’s a well-made, compact grinder, and I’m very happy with it

Makes a great ground coffee. Grind to your desired powder. Found out the finer the grind the more difficult it is to get out of the cap. (After you turn it over). Found that a wooden popsicle stick works great to remove the finer grinds. Does not damage the blade or scratch the housing.

This blender is fantastic!!! I am super picky on everything I order and I needed a blender that could blend my medication so I can put it into a capsule (my meds are disgusting tasting and I am tired of gagging or throwing them up, sorry tmi). After scouring amazon for a blender that actually works and seeing how much they spill finely ground dust I stumbled on this one. I don't know why this was not in the coffee grinders search but, I saw this in the others have bought category. Iwhen I got it it worked perfect! Ground everything to a fine powder and the powder did not fly out everywhere. Manufactured very well. The only downside is you can't take the cup to clean which for me is not a big deal or a brush, again not a big deal. I highly recomend this one!

Have owned four years and this is an excellent high quality product and works perfectly with daily use. Highly recommend!!! Build quality, ease of use, and cleaning.

This grinder is very powerful, durable, and very efficient. Thank goodness, after reading the booklet figured out how to pulse without shorting or overheating this little grinder. This little machine packs a punch...if it was bigger I'd be charged with operating heavy machinery and it would have exploded. At ease my dear fellow neighbors this handy device will go a long way. My method short one second burst or two, rest two to 5 minutes and resume. The reason I do that is because had a 1/2 pound of black seeds and khorasan berries. Yes. I completed the former in one day and am proud to say so !