OXOBrew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder - Silver, Stainless Steel Burrs, One-Touch Automatic Smart Grind

I bought this OXO Brew conical burr grinder back in February, and it’s been nothing but great. It grinds consistently and evenly every time, which has made a noticeable difference in how our coffee tastes. Whether I’m brewing a French press, pour-over, or using the drip machine, this grinder delivers a perfect grind.The settings are easy to adjust and give you plenty of control over grind size. I also love the design — it looks sleek on the counter and doesn’t take up too much space. The container for grounds holds a good amount, and it’s simple to remove and clean.One thing I was pleasantly surprised by is the noise level — it’s really not that loud at all, especially for a burr grinder. It’s powerful, but it doesn’t sound like a jet engine in the kitchen, which is a win in my book.Cleaning is also super simple. A quick brush-out is usually all it needs, and everything comes apart easily with no mess.Overall, it’s reliable, user-friendly, and performs like a higher-end machine without the crazy price tag. Highly recommend it if you’re looking to upgrade your coffee setup or finally invest in a quality burr grinder.

After finally stepping up to a Technivorm Moccamaster, I knew it was time to stop using pre-ground coffee and get a real grinder. Enter the OXO BREW Conical Burr Grinder — and wow, what a difference. I snagged it during a Prime Day deal and honestly wish I’d bought it sooner.This grinder is super easy to use, with intuitive controls and a sleek design that fits perfectly on my counter. The 15+ grind settings are great for everything from French press to pour-over to drip, and the consistency is impressive. No more uneven chunks or powdery mess — just fresh, even grounds that elevate every cup.It’s not too loud, cleanup is simple, and it feels sturdy and well-made. For the price (especially on sale), this is hands down the best burr grinder in its class.If you’re serious about good coffee and don’t want to spend a fortune, this is your move. Game-changer!

Before writing a review, I wanted to properly test the product. I was originally looking for a Cheffano coffee grinder, since I’ve had one for about five or six years and it still works. The only issue is that it sometimes needs a little shake because the coffee beans get stuck.I decided to buy this grinder based on other people's reviews and because I wanted something more powerful. Some reviews mentioned that it didn’t grind very fine, but to my surprise, it actually does — even finer than pre-ground coffee from the store!It works really well and I hope it lasts a long time. I love both its design and performance, and the price was fair, especially since I bought it refurbished. Very satisfied with this purchase.

My 10+ year old Encore began grinding eberything incredibly fine (we're talking espresso level) regardless of the setting. I've cleaned it weekly for years, and finally decided the solution is either to pull it apart, buy parts, and replace them (something easy to do but costing about $100 in parts for the new burr and other items). I decided it was time to try the OXO while it was on sale for $90, and I'm really happy with the choice.I can easily see the complaints about the timer wiping off easily. I grind about 1oz for my pour-over, so at 20 seconds it runs with a little extra for cleaning, and I don't think I'l touch it much.I was nervous about the height, but it turns out it's the same height as my encore, and fits perfectly.Pros:- Effortless to use, and cleans itself out versus my Encore that always has some grinds left- Catch bucket gets everything without spilling on the counter when pulling out- Very large bean bin that I could grind 8 ounces for cold brew without refilling- Grind size is accurate for cold brew, espresso, Moka pot, and pour-over- Filling the top is great with a twist knob that makes sure beans won't fall out when the bin is removed from the grinderCons:- Metal catch still keeps some of the grinds stuck to the size (though it's better than plastic)- The numbers around the timer will definitely wipe off and I'm trying to figure out how to protect them- Directions are idiot proof, and really explain cleaning needs- As much as the bin is big, the directions make clear you shouldn't leave beans in itI'm keeping the encore, since it'll now be my backup, and someday I'll replace the parts. But for now the OXO is doing great.