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Question: Ordered this through Amazon-fulfilled by Digital Pen.The lid was missing. Yours come with lid in orig box?
Document: As others have stated, I also received what appears to be a counterfeit version of this product (sold by Quality Focus). Came in an unmarked box, product looked different than what was pictured (no ridges on glass bowl, no covers, while burr, smaller crank, etc), but came with a brush. Sent it back to Amazon for a full refund and ordered another, sold and fulfilled by Amazon, and have exactly what I expected for approximately the same price.
This appears to be a cheap knock-off in a plain brown box and there was no lid as advertised. Oddly enough, the item is now listed &#34;Under Review&#34; from Amazon when I went to request a return authorization which it wasn't when I ordered it 5 days ago. If I could give it no stars, I would have.
I have no comment on the Hario Skerton. I bought one from Amazon, but I did not receive one.I did receive some knock-off from Digital Pens Inc - who, by the way, I did not order from, have never heard of, and did not mean to do business with.My purchase said that the order was fulfilled by Amazon. Because I apparently was unwillingly serviced by Digital Pens Inc, I cannot even return my imitation to Amazon to get a bona fide Hario.
The Unit arrived from Taiwan 10 days after ordering from Amazon in the original Hario box in good condition. It was easy to assemble by setting the wing nut to  turn from the tightest position, putting the locking washer over it and screwing down the handle. The rubber lid fit well and prevents the beans from popping out as you get to the end of the grind. The glass is nice and the plastic hopper is high quality. The jar is a good size and easy to hold.
Not much more to say. I was expecting a lot more from this coffee grinder based on the cost and reviews from others. It makes me think it was delivered to me with a part missing from the box.
I bought this as a gift, so am just passing along the recipient's reaction. Nice, quality product. Amazon fulfilled and shipped the order quickly.
I bought this for my father for fathers day. Had some issues.When it came everything was loose and just rattling around the box and the jar was broken. I got refund and all was ok. I than ordered another one to replace the broken one and it came all held together and nothing rattling around loose. I must have gotten a fluke or maybe a shipping error. But  the device is self is good.
I really like this grinder. Make sure you get one in retail packaging since I tried to save a few bucks and bought an open box. Totally different with older design and missing parts. I really like the fine adjustment and after a week of trying minute changes I found the perfect setting for pour over drip coffee. It helps when your bean supplier lets you feel the consistency of the grind they use.
My order was fulfilled through Turtle Coffee, but the coffee mill I received was not a Hario. It was an imitation. It arrived in an unmarked brown box, not in Hario packaging. The glass canister was completely smooth; it did not have ribbing as the real Hario does. The real Hario also has "Hario" imprinted on the bottom of the glass canister. The one I received did not. The ceramic burrs were white on the one I received, while on the Hario they are a darker color.
When I placed the order I was wondering whether this and other similar products were not being made by the same company? I paid $26.99 for the Hario and that's what it said on the box when it arrived, but I actually received a Tanors manual ceramic burr coffee grinder mill, includes brush that is priced at $17.99 elsewhere on Amazon. So save yourselves about $9.00 if you'd like one of these.
Answer: I also recieved a fake sold by Coffee Direct USA. Here's how you can tell:Real Skerton has 3 lines on the glass, fake one is smooth. Real skerton comes with a lid for both parts of the grinder, fake only comes with a brush. The packaging: Skerton comes in box with the brand name and the fake comes in an unlabeled brown box. The Skerton's top bolt is smoother and tapers, the fake doesn't. Real Skerton has a metal ring on the bottom of the grinder with the Hario stamp, the fake one does not. Real Skerton has grey burr grinders, fake one has white burr grinders.