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Question: Does it grind evenly? My previous grinder left some coarse bits while grinding some to dust at the same time.
Document: Although this grinder looks beautiful out of the box and is quiet, i dont find it grinds all that well. It takes over 30 seconds to grind coffee to fine grind, and even then it grinds unevenly( leaving bits of bean). It also comes with a little brush, which is a good thing as the coffee packs down under the blades, requiring tapping the grinder and removing the coffee with the brush each time. I would not buy it again and am considering buying something else.
I only gave it 1 star because, I guess, this is better than no grinder at all. Next time I will get a Braun or Krups; ANYTHING but this Saachi thing.Well, I've had this grinder for a year now and I am totally fed up with it. Besides all the things I've already said I just have to repeat: it doesn't grind evenly. You get big (BIG) chunks of cracked beans, medium chunks of cracked beans and powder.
I specifically looked for a product to grind up whole nuts to make my own nut butters. The first day I received it, I loaded it with almonds and tried to grind. The machine whirred into action, but nothing happened. After several minutes of continuous grinding, then frequent stops to readjust the load and mash everything down and then repeat, I finally got the nuts ground to something of a coarse powder.
This grinder is exceptional! Very even grounds and so much better than my previous grinder. Haven't used it for grinding spices yet, but am looking forward to testing it out in that arena as well.
This works great for grinding small grains like amaranth or quinoa into flour - just do about 1/2 cup or less at a time. It is much easier to clean than my Nutrimill for the few cups of lour that I grind from specialty grains. I don't use it enough to comment on longevity.
The previous coffee grinder I had worked automatically by the grind setting. Unfortunately this one does not and is inconsistent in the grind. I also find it harder to sue for measuring and dumping into the top cup. I wouldn't purchase this type again
quiet, works great! grinds coffee beans very evenly and extremely quickly. I enjoy grinding with this and got a 2nd one for spices
This was less likable than the Mr Coffee grinder we had been using for a few years. Specifically, you can't remove the bin to dump the coffee, there is no timer for automatic stopping, and there is no adjustment for fine/coarse grind. Plastic lid develops a lot of static and helps grinds fly out of the grinder once it is opened. On the plus side, it is well built - heavy, sturdy - it looks nice, and it does actually grind coffee.
when i grind coffeee, i noticed that it grinds irregularly - some are super fine while other beans are coarse.but it is powerful enough to do its job in seconds and after 2 yrs it still works.
They wear out. They break. They don't grind completely enough. The list goes on and on.This grinder stuck by me through the whole job. It was really great. The consistency of the grind was perfect. The capacity is good. Even the cord storage is handy.When I was done I realized that the grinder had a very non-coffee smell to it. A lot of the pungent smells of the spices were left behind on the grinder.
Answer: No the grind is not even.  I usually sift and try regrinding the coarse bits.  I am usually trying to get a fine powder though.  I am not using it for coffee though.  If you want an even grind for coffee you might want to consider some kind of burr grinder.