LINKchef Coffee Grinder Electric and Spice Grinder, Herb Grinder, Coffee Bean Grinder, Wet and Dry Grinder With 1 Removable Stainless Steel Bowl, Max 80g Capacity, 12 Cups Coffee

I actually got this to grind small batches of nuts into nut butters for my hamster. Commercial peanut butters, even the 'natural' ones, have many additives that are harmful to animals, so I wanted to make my own. I tried using a full sized blender, but that didn't work very well. I got this coffee grinder to use only for nut butters, so I cannot speak to how it works for other grindables. Here are my experiences with this grinder used for that purpose.Pros:-Beautiful and sleek looking design that I wouldn't mind leaving on the counter if necessary-Easy to clean (after getting oily from the peanut butter, I filled the inside portion with hot water and soap to let it soak. The oils came off easily after that!)-The blades make quick work of peanuts, but I am sure they would work well for coffee beans as well-There is a compartment on the bottom that you can push the cord back into the base of the unit to avoid stray wires all over the place-It comes with the little scoop/brush combo tool. The brush part worked well for brushing the crumbly nuts from under the blades, so I appreciated that. The scoop is nice for getting uniformed amounts of whatever you are grinding as well.-I ended up with a nice and slightly chunky bit of peanut butter! I tried a bit and it is very simple, pure, and straight up peanuty goodness. My hamster absolutely loves it too, so this thing will probably be used quite often!Cons:-It does smell a bit like burning electronics if you use it too long, but it is meant to be pulsed several times. Let it rest, and it works fine! (if using for something like peanut butter, I would suggest pulsing until it is a powder, refrigerating until cold, then pulsing until creamy)-I kinda don't like the area that houses the cord because I would like to push it ALL the way in every time, but it doesn't seem to do that so well. It would almost be better if there was just an indented portion on the bottom that allowed the cord to be wrapped around the unit and clipped in - this is purely a personal preference though and entirely unrelated to the functionality of the unit

I am very happy with the grinder, I used it for coffee, species, dry peppers, etc. It works very well, very easy to clean the stainless-steel cup, noise very acceptable and safe to use.After a few months of use still working as new. I am very happy with the quality of the materials and the functionality.

I recently acquired the INKchef Coffee Grinder Electric, and it has truly transformed my daily coffee ritual. This versatile grinder isn't limited to just coffee beans; it's also an excellent spice and herb grinder.One of the standout features of this appliance is its simplicity of use. With just a push of a button, it effortlessly grinds coffee beans to your desired consistency. The results are consistently uniform, which is crucial for brewing the perfect cup of coffee. Whether you prefer a fine espresso grind or a coarser grind for your French press, this grinder can handle it all.But what sets the INKchef Coffee Grinder apart is its versatility. I've used it to grind various spices and herbs, and it delivers the same precision and consistency as it does with coffee beans. The stainless steel blades are sharp and durable, ensuring efficient and reliable performance.The wet and dry grinding options are a significant advantage. I've used it to create everything from a fragrant spice mix to a smooth paste for marinades and sauces. The grinder's compact design and easy-to-clean features make it a practical addition to any kitchen.Furthermore, the grinder's sleek and modern design adds an aesthetic touch to my countertop. It's not just a functional kitchen tool; it's a stylish one too.In conclusion, the INKchef Coffee Grinder Electric has become an indispensable part of my daily routine. Whether I'm grinding coffee beans, spices, or herbs, it consistently delivers exceptional results. If you're a coffee enthusiast or a home cook looking for a reliable and versatile grinder, I highly recommend giving this one a try. It's a kitchen gadget that's sure to elevate your culinary experiences.

I had been purchasing pre-ground flax seed because my old blade grinder bit the dust. Fresh is better though so I decided to get another grinder.My first one was the HadinEEon Coffee Grinder but after I ordered it I realized all the reviews were fake. I tried to cancel but couldn't. After I received it the item (that had almost 100 more reviews) had disappeared as if it never existed. You can't even see the reviews.I was concerned that there was a safety issue so I looked for a different one. I settled on the linkchef. It's very nice for the price and I love the removable chamber. Mine has 4 blades and really does a good job on my flaxseed.The grind chamber twists on and off, it requires firmness but I didn't find it too hard. Sometimes I have to reposition the cover to make it go on, I'm wondering if some of the reviews stating that theirs quit working merely needed that.At any rate, I've ordered another because its such a great value at that price point. I'll have a backup in case it fails.So far I've only used it for flaxseed, I have a burr grinder for coffee. I'm sure this one would be great for coffee but all blade grinders have a tendency towards not so uniform of a grind. If my burr grinder breaks I will use this one as a backup for grinding my coffee.Two is one and one is none.Update:I ordered another and received it. There is a little bit of a smell from the motor but hopefully that will stop, at least that's what the pamphlet says. We'll see I guess.Still working 3 years later. I only use it to grind my flaxseed but it's perfect for that. I haven't had to use my backup one yet.