Good value for money - it's definitely miles ahead of other grinders available at a similar price.

Having said that, I do regret not spending another $100 or so and getting a better grinder.
Looks very nice (especially sitting next to a matching Sunbeam espresso machine!)
Best grinder in its price bracket
Auto-closing doors on the hopper are a nice touch!
Easy to disassemble for cleaning
Grind 'steps' are quite large - difficult to fine tune the correct grind size for espresso
Grinds tend to form clumps
Grinds tend to be static charged
It's quite messy (to say the least)

Only bought this yesterday but am very excited and happy. The grind took a little bit of adjusting but it's so easy to do so with a little bit of twisting here and there. Produces the most amazing result in grinding beans, I can't believe that I was conned into buying a multi grinder to start with. Have been getting beautiful extractions all morning and can't wait to make the next coffee now that I have the right equipment.
I love it! Grinds very nicely, looks great on the bench next to coffee machine
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Seems like a potentially good machine is let down by plastic that is not up to the quality required. Thus as poor rating as it n o longer works and for >$200 I would expect better,
It looks like it is a quality appliance.
The Grind Adjustment Collar plastic stopped fitting into place after only five uses which essentially redendered the appliance useless

Generally good value for money for the quality & consistency of the grind it produces. Streets ahead of any multi-purpose blade grinder. Large size offset by good looks & build quality.
Able to grind directly into group head when switch is set to on demand. 24 grind settings make it easy to get the right consistency. Easy to adjust & produces consistent results. Hopper easily removed to access & clean burr grinders. Good build quality.
Fairly large in size.

Compared to my Gaggia MDF it is quicker, quieter and probably produces a better espresso.Great value for money for the prosumer.
Yes it comes out of China(though the conical burr set is Italian apparently),but is suprisingly well constructed and most importantly produces excellent quality grinds. The silicon spout cover is a quite new addition and keeps mess to a minimum.
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Because I've got this, I can make excellent espresso shots with my $100 Sunbeam Ristretto machine. The crema I get out of it is amazing. I'd buy another, although it looks like this one is going to last me a long time - I've had it two years, used it at least daily, and it still looks almost new.
Great value for money, high quality components, easy to maintain, and consistent grind with excellent coffee output.
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