Chestnut C3 ESP Pro Manual Coffee Grinder, Stainless Steel S2C Conical Burr Hand Coffee Grinder with Foldable Handle, Adjustable Grind Setting for Espresso to French Press - Green

The precision grind and easily adjustable dial accommodate various brewing methods. This model offers superior ease of use and more consistent particle size compared to my previous ceramic grinder.

I got the ESP Pro for espresso and so far it has exceeded my expectations. I find the grind setting easy to dial in and consistent. The grinder is a pleasure to use. I often grind 4-6 shots in succession and have no trouble. Some people here do get somewhat stuck when the burrs "bite off too much", so YMMV... It depends a lot on the grind and the beans: light beans at a coarse setting are the most difficult. Overall I have been very pleased. The only thing I can't comment on is whether it produces a lot more fines than a good electric grinder: I suspect so but would love to see some evidence...

Love the color! We love using it. Grind size is easily adjustable.

The build quality and the experience of using this grinder is incredible. I have been able to reliably create better pour overs across light, medium, and dark roast coffees at home than I have ever been able to order from cafes. The recommended grind settings are a little too fine for me, but 17-20 clicks from closed is perfect for V60 filters (for me).Easy to grip, easy to adjust, easy to grind, looks great. The grinder is full of subtle design choices that speak to a care and craftsmanship I dont encounter often. The inner surfaces of the receptacle cup are chamfered to ease pouring. The threaded section is triple threaded so you dont have to turn it a bunch of times to release it. You can easily measure out beans into the cup and then invert the main grinder onto the threaded section to transfer beans without spilling. The burr adjustment mechanism is recessed so you can stand the upper section of the grinder up without it tipping over. And on and on. It is excellent. I bet there are better grinders out there but I dont really care. Timemore has won me over.

I would have given this 5 stars, but it is primarily a single serving type grinder, which is why I sent mine back. Great design, except not quite big enough capacity without repeating the process of grinding when the coffee container is full of grounds....for 1 maybe 2 cups.

Does the job. Grinds enough beans at one time to make 2 to 3 cups in a drip brewer. Could use clearer instructions regarding setting the grind size,

I sold my Baratza 270Wi and have a Varia VS6 coming with the Kilo burrs....! Super stoked! But... I told myself I can't buy the VS6 until I sold my 270.... so when I sold it I had a few weeks before the VS6 arrived and I bought this hand grinder. I thought this would be perfect for camping as well - so let's get something really good - not crazy expensive great but midrange good.Well I have to say - once the Timemore is dialed in - IT MAKES AN GREAT CUP OF ESPRESSO! I use the Gaggia Classic Pro and it did take a few tires to get it dialed - but once I did it has been very consistent. I gladly recommend it!

Great manual coffee grinder. No issue after 8 months.