DeLonghi Kg89vsMelitta Molino

... selection for espresso . Kind of loud otherwise very nice size and efficient for the price...

... and noisy grinder. Makes a mess every time I use it. I've had grinders at 1/2 the price work better...

Works extremely well and an excellent price for a Burr Grinder, accurately controllable grind size. Two down sides... two cup quantity timer minimum and ...

Love it. Great value for money...

Great value for money and with different settings you can grind your coffee to your liking...

... perfect for my earlier model Gaggia classic. For less than £50 this is an absolute bargain that does what I need...

Easy to use...Easy to clean ...nothing more to say...

Very quiet and does a great job with consistent grinding. Easy to use. Stainless does show prints but not a big issue...

... type of grinder (of which I've had 3 in the last few decades). It's SO handy to press the button, wait 10 seconds, and then have enough freshly ground ...

... from fine for Turkish coffee right up to the courser settings. I found it very easy to use and it looks good on the kitchen counter too. As others have ...

... performs like a dream, one push and it grinds the right amount and is so easy to use. Grinds from coarse to really fine (dust !) so should suit anyone's ...

Works exactly as promised, easy to use and a vast range of adjustments. good value for money...

I liked the fact easy to use easy to clean and priced right...

... corner to pour from. so that's a bit more mess. Not a biggie, though. It IS quite noisy and it DOES drown out a boiling kettle. Not as whisper-quiet.

I've had this grinder for about a year. Its a terrible, messy and noisy grinder. Makes a mess every time I use it. I've had grinders at 1/2 the price work ...

... settings even though. I used the finest selection for espresso . Kind of loud otherwise very nice size and efficient for the price...

Great little machine. Relatively quiet and quick. Easy to look after...

Love this coffee grinder, much quieter than my other one and the grind is much better as well...

... thought to be faulty or too weak. It also made less noise which leads me to think it has a quieter yet more powerful motor. I opted for this grinder over ...

... an amazing grinder that grinds espresso style coffee to perfection, its not so loud and very consistent in its grinding, give it a try...

... particles able to slip through the filter. Plus, its really noisy (louder than expected for an average coffee grinder). Maybe it works better for espresso ...

... labour intensive. This one works great and saves a lot of my time. The ground bean smells good...

... tray. Not a massive problem. It's difficult to pour the fresh grounds from the square collection tray into my narrow Aerobie tube. They cling to the plastic ...

... very fine. Since the grounds come out so fine (even on the courser setting) when pouring grounds into a coffee filter it can get a little messy. Ok grinder ...

... quality control at De Longhi, if all the machines vary so much. So: doesn't grind fine enough; and too much coffee is ground. You Can 'count to 12' and ...

... press the button, wait 10 seconds, and then have enough freshly ground coffee for your daily one-mug wake-up dose. Some further random comments, bearing ...

... the KG79 section: Really like it, after one month! Much easier to get the grind right for YOUR machine. (Mine's an Aeropress.) Plus you can grind just ...

... concerning the inability to finely grind the coffee beans, on first use I set it to the finest grind. On using the ground coffee I found it blocked the ...

Love this coffee grinder, much quieter than my other one and the grind is much better as well...

... settings. I have mine set to 4 cups and about 8 or 9 grind setting which is perfect for the AeroPress / cafetiere. Minimum cup setting is 2, but I find ...

... and the quantity dial is fairly accurate. Unlike other reviewers who considered that it didn't grind fine enough, I have found the exact opposite. At the ...