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Mini Electric Coffee Grinder With a sleek design and user-friendly controls, this is one of the top electric grinders for home use. It looks fantastic on your counter and is easy to clean. Ceramic burrs are used, which are popular for their durability. It comes with 50 settings, of which 20 are suitable for espresso or drip coffee. Simple to use If you're a lover of minimalist style, you'll love the way this grinder looks on your counter. It's one of the most stunning grinders that are available today. While a lot of coffee grinders appear basic, the Ode's elegant design is almost like an art piece. It's also easy to use. The controls are easy to use. There's an on/off switch that operates until it's turned off, and a button in the center of the machine that grinds beans until you remove it. The machine has glass containers for the coffee grounds that makes it easier to take the coffee grounds out. The grinder is small and doesn't need a lot of counter space. This model has some nice features, including conical burrs that are very sharp, and a motor that is excellent quality. It's more expensive than the other models however the features it comes with make up for the cost. It has a number of options that let you alter the grind to match espresso. It also comes with a portafilter so you can grind directly into your coffee. Another great feature of this model is that it's built with a ceramic disc that doesn't get hot as quickly as metal ones. This helps keep your beans from oxidizing and overheating, which can affect the flavor of your coffee. If you're looking for a budget-friendly grinder that's easy to clean and doesn't sacrifice on quality this is the best option we could find. It comes with a large hopper that holds around 4 cups of coffee. Coffeee is also designed ergonomically which makes it easy to use and hold. It's also quiet, making it possible to grind coffee without disturbing others in the house. Before you begin cleaning your grinder, be sure it's free of coffee beans. After every use, you can clean it by vacuuming or wiping the inside with a damp rag to remove any leftovers. And be very careful not to touch the burrs! They are sharp and If you slip, you may cut your fingers. Powerful A good mini electric grinder can grind beans with enough fineness to make espresso, but coarse enough to make pour-overs and drips. It's also small, so it can fit into the cabinets in your kitchen while having room for other appliances. The top ones are capable of maintaining a consistent grind, too. They're quieter and generate less heat than blade grinders. They don't cut up the beans as they spin, like a blade would do. The main disadvantage of a blade-style grinder is that it could result in huge variations in the size of the ground coffee, which can result in a cup that is inconsistent. On the other the other hand, a grinder can produce uniformly-sized grounds that are uniformly sized. It works by spinning a set of flat, rotating burrs that crush and break up the bean. This can be done with less speed than a blade grinder and will produce more even, consistent ground that won't block your French press. Many of the best mini electric coffee grinders make use of stainless steel set of burrs. They are more durable and last longer than ceramic sets. They also produce a more uniform grind than blades, meaning you can depend on getting the same results for each batch of coffee you make. Some complain about the noise of these grinders but the amount of noise depends on the motor's power and how fast you're grinding. In most cases, the noise won't be loud enough to wake your family, but it could bother some people. If you prefer a quieter grinder, look into the Breville Smart Grinder Pro. This grinder is powered by a powerful motor running at low RPM. It also has a digital interface that shows the settings, so you can always be sure that you're grinding according to the correct method of brewing. This grinder is slightly more expensive than the others however its superior performance makes it worth the extra cost. The stainless steel burrs can take the most abuse, and they won't overheat or clog. This model also has a glass catch container that can hold up to 30g of grounds and is designed with an elegant design that is a perfect match for other modern appliances. Compact If you're a lover of coffee who is short on space, there's no shortage of compact electric grinders. But not all of them are able to provide consistent grinds at a price that is affordable. The Baratza Encore ESP is the ideal solution. This model is among the most well-known and affordable available, yet it packs in numerous features that we've come expect from higher-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 about two cups worth. It's designed to make cleaning up easy as the stainless steel chamber pops out and can be put in the dishwasher. The Encore ESP has 40 different grind settings including 20 suitable for espresso. We found that setting 8-12, which is easily set by twisting the top of the hopper provided us with ground that were very close to espresso-size. It's also ideal for pour-overs, as well as other methods which require a finer grind. The dosing cups that are convenient to use transfer ground coffee directly to either portafilters of 54mm or a 58mm professional portafilter. The Encore ESP is a versatile appliance that can be used for a myriad of tasks, including grinding spices and nuts. It's perfect for travel. Additionally the quiet operation won't be disruptive to anyone around. The Baratza Encore ESP does have some drawbacks, though. For starters, it's not the quickest grinder. It takes about 20 seconds to grind under a cup, which could be frustrating when you're in the midst of a rush. And it doesn't have an alarm clock or digital readout, which can make it difficult to monitor precisely the amount you're grinding. Its biggest flaw is the stainless steel burrs. They tend to break more quickly than ceramic burrs. Luckily, this isn't an issue for the majority of people, since they're not grinding dozens of cups of coffee each day. If you're planning on using your grinder for commercial purposes it's worth looking into a higher-end option like ceramic burrs that are less susceptible to chipping and can remain sharp for longer. Multi-faceted When the Baratza Sette was first released it was met with extreme anticipation. The grinder promised no retention, a quick grind speed, and superb consistency for a cost that was affordable for the average coffee lover. Despite a few initial bugs that were worked out with updates, the Sette remains one of the most affordable grinders on the market for espresso and filter coffee. The Sage Precision is a more expensive grinder, but the additional cost comes with many upgrades that make it a worthwhile investment for filter coffee and espresso enthusiasts alike. It features 60 distinct settings that allow users to customize the grounds to their preferred methods of brewing with precision and ease. The controls are easy to operate and the canister is secured via a magnetic latch. The grind time can be controlled with precision decimal-point and the hopper is sealed to keep coffee grounds fresh and safe for travel. The Sage's compact dimensions make it a great portable choice for the office or home. Its elegant design is perfect for smaller kitchens. The Sage grinds continuously and is extremely quiet. It has a timer which will stop the machine after a predetermined period of time. This means that there is no need to adjust manually. The high-efficiency grinding blades are sharpened to crush roasted coffee beans, rough peppercorns and many more to create a powerful and delicious grind. This is a different, highly customizable, affordable electric grinder that can be used for filter coffee, espresso, and French press. It has a very small footprint and weighs less than 1kg which makes it a great option to take to travel with when you are. The burrs are constructed of steel that has been tempered, and the hopper comes with an attached base that is magnetic to ensure that it captures the grounds in the same location every time. The lid of the hopper has a spouted hole to easily empty the grounds into your filter or French press without making a mess. It is modern and sleek design that is more sophisticated than its rivals, like the DF64 or Fellow Ode. At the time of its launch, Option-O offered a 38mm and 48mm burr but they recently dropped the Obsydian burr for an in-house-designed Moonshine burr, which still allows this grinder to be very versatile. Down the road it's possible Option-O will provide even more burr options for this grinder that allow users to experiment and upgrade their burrs if they want.