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Mini Electric Coffee Grinder This is among the most popular electric grinders for home use. It features a sleek design with easy-to-use controls. It looks fantastic on the counter and is easy-to-clean. It is made of ceramic burrs, which are renowned for their durability. It has 50 grind settings, 20 of which are adequate for espresso and drip coffee. Simple to use This grinder will look great on your counter if prefer a minimalist design. It's one of the most stunning grinders on the market today. Ode's sleek design is an artwork of modern day. Most coffee grinders are used for their practicality. It's also simple to use. The controls are simple—an on/off switch that is active until it's turned off and an option in the middle that grinds until you release it. The machine has a glass container for the coffee grounds which allows you to scoop out the ground beans. The grinder itself is compact and doesn't take up a lot of counter space. This model comes with some great features, such as conical burrs that are extremely sharp and a motor of excellent quality. It's more expensive than the other models we've tested but it does come with many features that justify the extra price. It has several settings that allow you to adjust the grind for espresso. It also comes with an in-built portafilter that lets you grind straight into your brew. This model also comes with ceramic discs that do not heat up as quickly as metal discs. coffee beans and grinder prevents your beans from oxidizing and overheating which could affect the taste of your coffee. This is the best grinder we've found If you're looking for an inexpensive grinder that doesn't sacrifice quality. It's got a large hopper that can hold around 4 cups of coffee, and it features an ergonomic design that's easy to use and hold. It's also quiet, making it possible to grind coffee without disturbing others at home. Make sure that your grinder is empty of all coffee beans prior to cleaning it. It's also a good idea to run a vacuum or wipe it down with a damp cloth after each use to remove any residue from the inside. Be careful not to contact the burrs. They're sharp, and if you slip or miss, you could cut your fingers. Powerful A good mini electric coffee grinder is powerful enough to grind beans to a fineness that is suitable for espresso, but coarse enough for drip/pour over. It's also compact, which means you can still fit other kitchen appliances inside your cabinets. The most effective ones can keep a consistent grind. They're quieter and generate less heat than blade grinders. This is due to the fact that they do not chop up beans when they spin like a blade grinder would. The major drawback of a blade-style grinder is that it can produce huge variations in the size of the coffee ground and can result in a cup that is inconsistent. A burr grinder, however, produces consistently sized ground. It operates by spinning a set flat, rotating burrs to crush and break the bean. This can be done at a slower speed than a blade crusher, and the result is more consistent, even grounds that won't clog your French press. A majority of the top mini electric coffee grinders make use of a stainless steel set of burrs. These are more durable than ceramic sets and will last longer. They provide a more consistent grind than blades, which means you'll be able to get consistent results with every batch of coffee. Many complain about the noise level of these grinders, however the amount of noise will depend on the power of the motor and how fast you're grinding. Most of the time the noise won't be loud enough to wake your family, but it could cause some discomfort to some. If you are looking for a quieter grinder, look into the Breville Smart Grinder Pro. This burr grinder has a powerful motor that runs at a lower RPM. It also has an interface that displays the settings, so you can always be sure that you're grinding according to the correct brewing method. The grinder is a bit more expensive than the other models but it's well worth the extra cash for its performance. The stainless steel burrs are tough and will not overheat. The model also comes with a glass catch container which can hold up to 30g of ground and is designed with an elegant look that matches other modern appliances. Compact There are many options for compact electric grinders if you love coffee but have a small space. Some aren't capable of providing a reliable grinder at a reasonable cost. That's where the Baratza Encore ESP comes in. This model is one of the most sought-after and affordable available, yet it packs in many features that we've come expect from high-end grinders. It's lightweight, compact and easy to use. The hopper that is removable can hold up to 24 grams of beans, which is approximately two cups worth. And it's designed to make cleaning up effortless as the stainless steel chamber pops out and can be tossed in the dishwasher. The Encore ESP has 40 different grinding settings including 20 suitable for espresso. We discovered that setting 8-12, which you can easily set by twisting the top of the hopper, gave us grounds that were very close to espresso-size. It's also great for pour-overs and other methods that require a coarser grind. The convenient dosing cups transfer ground coffee directly to either a 54mm portafilter or a 58mm professional portafilter. Additionally, the Encore ESP can also be used to grind spices and nuts which makes it an ideal kitchen appliance that is ideal for traveling. Additionally, the quiet operation will not cause any disturbance to anyone else. Baratza Encore ESP has some negatives. It's not a super-fast grinder. It takes about 20 minutes to grind under a cup, which can be frustrating when you're in the midst of a rush. It doesn't come with timer or digital readout which makes it difficult to determine exactly how much you are grinding. Its most significant problem is that it utilizes stainless steel burrs, which tend to be blunter faster than ceramic ones. Fortunately, this isn't an issue for the majority of people, since they're not grinding hundreds of cups of coffee each morning. If you're planning to use your grinder commercially it's worth looking into ceramic burrs, as they are less likely to break and last longer. Multi-faceted When the Baratza Sette was first released it was met with extreme anticipation. It was a grinder that promised no retention, a fast grinding speed, and great consistency all at a price that was affordable for the average coffee enthusiast. The Sette is still one of the top grinders for filter coffee and espresso, despite a few glitches which were fixed through updates. The Sage Precision is a more expensive grinder, but the additional cost includes many improvements that make it a worthy investment for filter coffee and espresso enthusiasts alike. It features 60 distinct settings that allow users to alter the grind to their preferred brewing method with precision and ease. The controls are easy to operate, and the canister is able to slide into place using a magnetic latch for easy loading. The grind time can be controlled with precision decimal-point and the hopper is sealed to keep the coffee fresh and safe for travel. The Sage's small size makes it a perfect option for those who want to travel easily to the office or at home. Its sleek design is ideal for smaller kitchens. The Sage grinds with consistency and is quiet. It comes with a timer that will stop the grinder after a set amount of time. This will eliminate the need for manual adjustment. The sharpened blades of its high-efficiency grinder break down roasted coffee rough peppercorns more to produce a powerful and flavorful grinding. This is a different, very customizable, low-cost electric grinder that can be used for filter coffee, espresso, and French press. It is a breeze to transport since it has a compact footprint and weighs less than 1kg. The burrs, made of tempered steel, are magnetized to capture the ground in the same place every time. The lid of the hopper has an opening that allows you to empty grounds into your filter or French press without creating a mess. It has a sleek, modern appearance that is more sophisticated than competitors like the DF64 and Fellow Ode. At the time of launch, Option-O offered a 38mm and 48mm burr, but they recently ditched the Obsydian burr for an in-house-designed Moonshine burr that allows this grinder to be very versatile. Option-O could offer more burr options in the future which will allow users to experiment with different burrs.