HIBREW G5 Single-Dose Espresso Grinder with Conical Burr, Magnetic Dosing Cup, Metal Housing, Dual-Speed Adjustment, 36-Step Micro Grind Settings - for Espresso Moka Pots & Drip Coffee

Great entry level burr grinder. Easy to use and size is easy to put away when not in use.

I've had this grinder for over 3 months now, using it daily with different beans. It has been working well and is quiet. It accumulates dust with use, but removing it for cleaning is very straightforward. Just don't remove the spout where the coffee comes out. I did that, and putting it back was a bit scary - you need to have the right touch and some strength... I thought I was going to break it. Although the grind is coming out okay for me, I noticed that for espresso, it always stays between levels 4 and 6... I've tested it with both light and dark roast beans. I got the impression that the adjustment could be better, allowing for a wider range of options. Removing it for cleaning is easy, but reinstalling the parts is not as described in the manual!! It mentions there are 2 aligners that you need to follow when placing the upper part (where the burrs are). However, after you make the first alignment, you simply cannot make the second alignment because the second aligner moves along with it.

I've only had this for a few days but it works very well. Its a bit more than I wanted to spend for a grinder, but it seems to be the best value overall if you want to grind espresso. Seem ridiculous to spent $200 on a grinder to use with a $400 espresso machine, but that is the market and if you want a decent coffee this is what you need. I figure in the end it will pay for itself in a year compared to going to Starbucks every day. Its very quiet which is nice and it can ground Turkish as well - which is even finer than espresso. I am in the middle setting for espresso and it seemed to be dialed in - so there is plenty of room if I need to dial other coffee finer. In the end I thought the grinder stuff was a bit of hype and BS, but its not - even at the finest setting my current grinder could not grind fine enough to use in my espresso machine and get to at least 9 bars.

After using this grinder for almost 6 months, it just died out. It doesn’t turn on. It’s sad because it was a good grinder. Now I had no answer from the seller because it was too “late”. So. Don’t by this product. Is going to die on you and no one is going to care.

For home espresso & any other coffee making, the best size &quality, super easy maintenance👍 For my espresso, I weigh beans, put in machine and grind, having fresh grounds every time for every shot. Awesome one is the rubber cleaning item came with, which can blow remained grounds out from machine. This also has auto shut off, worry free for over run the motor. Love it!! 🥰

Very compact and doesn’t make loud noise. It’s extremely easy to use and the coffee quality turns out great. We have tried making Turkish coffee, latte and cappuccino and I can already feel the difference between the old cheap grinder that I had and this one.

This grinder will not clear all the ground beans no matter how long you run the grinder and even after pushing down on the air blower multiple times. The only way to clear the remaining grind is to turn the grinder upside down, give it a little shake, turn it right side up, and push down on the air blower again several times. Usually there are 1 - 2 ounces of ground beans still in the machine.

We were looking for a burr grinder for single-shot pulls and this is a good choice. It makes it very easy to use specialty beans for a single or double shot of espresso without having to dump beans out of your large hopper, My only complaint is that if you use the powder discharger puff it spreads powder on the counter.