KINGrinder P0 Lichtgewicht handmatige handkoffiemolen voor moka pot, Franse pers, druppelen met assemblage consistentie roestvrij staal conische braammolen, 20g capaciteit

A cheap grinder which is quite okay. It feels cheap but that's expected for the price. Unfortunately, an important piece (the dial in screw), came loose during a grind without me noticing. It landed in my coffee bed without me noticing. This resulted in me accidentally throwing it away, making the entire grinder useless. Bought a Kinggrinder K6 and am really pleased with that. I would recommend to spend a bit more money and go for an higher end model.

Great entry point into coffee. At this price (30 euros), it really can't be beat. I've used this grinder for 3 months for pourover coffee and am quite happy with it.

Questo macina caffè manuale per chi vuole spendere poco è un ottimo prodotto !- corpo del cilindro di plastica ma piuttosto robusta.- macina di acciaio e non di plastica o ceramica.- packaging e design molto curato- il risultato dì macinazione ( per la moka ) è ottimo.- dimensione ed il peso contenuto lo rende ideale per chi vuole portarlo in viaggio.- risulta facile da pulire.Suggerirei di accludere delle informazioni di massima sul come e quanto settare le lame per i vari tipi di caffè desiderati.Per chi ha mani particolarmente grandi forse potrebbe risultare un po’ piccolo da manovrare ma per tutte le altre situazioni è molto maneggevole.In definitiva per chi vuole cominciare a macinare il caffè senza spendere troppo danaro è la soluzione ideale!

Moulin à café manuel qui convient parfaitement à la préparation d’un espresso.Utilisé avec un porte filtre non pressurisé.

El mecanismo es totalmente metálico de muy buena calidad. El exterior es de plástico, pero también de buena calidad.Es una inversión muy barata, que te mejora el sabor del cafe mucho. Todo y ser un modelo básico, tendré para mucho tiempo

I'm getting into Coffee a little more than before, and had been looking for a decent but cheap hand grinder; having had the P0 for about a month I'm pretty happy with it. I'm sure that it's not as good as the more expensive, £100 plus grinders out there, but if you're after something that's a cut above the standard cheap grinders then I can see this being hard to beat. Most others at this price have ceramic burrs, but this has a steel burr set that would usually be at a higher price point; it grinds relaltively quickly, acceptably evenly (to my eyes at least) although there are some fines. Negatives? It doesn't hold a huge amount, so if you're needing to grind more than about 25g you might need to reload; and it can generate a lot of static - easy way to get round this is to stir through the beans with a damp teaspoon before grinding. I tend to take it apart and clean with the brush every few times, and there is a bit of retention on the burr set (ie fines that don't go into the hopper). I tend to grind fairly small doses to use in an Aeropress, and the only thing I might like it for more would be if it fit in the Aeropress Plunger for transport - it's just a little too big. I've found the adjustment to be a little fiddly - you have to count clicks to get it into the same position after cleaning, and I don't find it the most intuitive way to do it. But for what you are paying, there's really only minor quibbles. If you're the sort of person who is likely to spend £100+ on a grinder, or wants to do Espresso, this is not for you; if you want something decent on a tight budget, it's hard to go wrong with this.

Not a coffee expert but for me this grinder is perfect. Easy to use, doesn't take hours and as far as I am told, the cheapest good grinder. I use it for my pour over.