【Famous KOL Recommended】KINGrinder K6 Manual Hand Coffee Grinder with Straight Handle for French Press, Drip, Espresso with Assembly Consistency Stainless Steel Conical Burr Mill, 25-35g Capacity

Works really well, grind consistency is pretty good, the grind adjust wheel is clicky and robust. I use it daily twice. It can be cleaned very easily with the provided brush.As a warning, if you have a espresso machine that isn't very good, the grind size specified in the grinder's manual for espresso may be too fine for your espresso machine and the puck may block the flow of water entirely. I have De'Longhi La Specialista and it struggled with anything below 40 ticks grind size with any roast level.

This item arrived in one day. I was surprised! It's solid--well built--easy to dial in the grind and very easy to grind. It took less than a minute. The hopper holds about 28 to 30 grams of beans. The grind was consistent. Great grinder and a good price! I primarily grind for a Moka pot, Pour over or French Press.

After using the Kinggrinder for over three months, I can confidently say it’s a highly reliable, precise, and convenient choice for coffee enthusiasts. I opted for this model over a competitor that is reportedly easier to clean because I preferred the external clickable adjustments on the Kinggrinder. This feature makes it incredibly easy to switch between grind sizes—perfect as my partner prefers a finer grind while I go for a coarser one.While I’m not new to the daily grinding of coffee— I previously used a (considerably loud) old-school electric grinder with a graduated burr —the grind consistency of the Kinggrinder is truly impressive. The grounds it produces are remarkably even, which enhances the overall quality of the brew.Its compact and portable design has made it a great travel companion even across continents. While I haven’t yet opened it for cleaning —admittedly a slightly challenging process — the habit of lightly wetting the beans prevents static and ensures minimal residue buildup. I anticipate needing to clean it only about twice a year, and when the time comes, I’m happy to follow a YouTube tutorial to get it done. Overall, this grinder has exceeded my expectations in both performance and convenience. Highly recommend.

I actually enjoy my coffee grinding process every morning now! I purchased this hand grinder about four months ago to replace an electric burr grinder I had used for over a decade (which I ended up gifting to a friend). One of the best upgrades? Quietness. When I had guests over, I used to wait until they were awake to grind coffee. Now, it's no problem—this grinder is super quiet.The construction is excellent: it's made of high-quality metal that feels heavy and sturdy in the hand. I was initially concerned that the rubber grip around the middle might slip, as I've had that issue with other products, but this one is solid and firmly in place.Once you find the grind size that works for your brew, you can just leave it set—making the daily routine even easier. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy a quieter, more hands-on coffee experience.

I have wanted to make better coffee at home and this grinder has been very helpful to that end. I was convinced to get a grinder from this company after James Hoffmann's positive review and I decided to get the best model available.I appreciate the features and attention to detail from the solid metal body, the exterior adjustment with clear markings, and the comfortable wooden handle. I find that it has the perfect capacity for a single serving of pour over (18 to 20 g) and I actually use it to grind larger quantities of beans for pour over by filling, grinding, and emptying multiple times. The grinder is very ergonomic and easy to use - I haven't had to strain or struggle to grind most beans at course to medium fine settings.I will note that there is some static buildup (this is an inherent problem with grinding coffee and not a flaw specific to this grinder) but I just let the grounds rest for a minute or two and then firmly tap the side of the grinder with my hand a few times which helps knock the grounds loose. Although I still consider myself as an amateur home brewer, I believe that this is a great entry level quality grinder that is easy to use and priced competitively in what seems to be a rather expensive coffee gear market.

I’d been having a difficult time getting small sub 10g coffee pours (using the Cafec Deep 27 and a Fellow Ode with Gen2 burrs) to taste good. The K6 actually did the trick out of the box with no seasoning of the burrs. So far, all my V60 and Deep 27 pours have been noticeably better, greater depth in both body and sweetness, but not overly acidic, with all light roasts.I think for the money you’d be hard pressed to find a grinder that produces similar quality for pour over.Some nitpicks: the unscrewing of the catch cup at the bottom can be a little touchy, the lever and handle for grinding doesn’t seem to want to always sit in place - but on some level this grinder is more balanced (in hand) for grinding than for sitting on a counter (or shelf) so perhaps it needs some sort of stand.The grinding action at fine grinds is very smooth, doesn’t take much force effort, with sub 15g doses taking 30-45 seconds at most. As best as I can tell the output is quite uniform based on my pour overs. All in all I’d say it’s an exceptional value and will likely increase the cup quality for most people coming from many $2-300 electric grinders.

Extremely well made, very easy to use. and grinding is fast and simple. Gives me the perfect grind every time. Wish I bought this years ago...