Courant products are simply the best! Their coffee makers are durable and their customer service is exceptional. When my coffee maker stopped working, I called them and they sent me a brand new one. I have both their grinder for spices and one for coffee beans, and they have a modern look and are easy to use with just a simple button. I've tried a $1400 Jura coffee maker and a $200 Courant, and there's no comparison - I'll always choose Courant.

This coffee grinder works well as long as you don't overfill it. Be careful when opening it because grounds can spill. It doesn't have settings for different grinds, but considering the cost, it's worth it. It still has a plastic smell after a few months of use, but it hasn't affected the taste of my coffee. It also looks nice on the counter.

This personal grinder is great for small amounts of coffee grounds. The blade is effective for morning use and consistently grinds well. It may show some inconsistencies when using larger batches, but it's ideal for making coffee for one or two people. When I need a large amount ground up, I go to a local roaster. Some tips for using this grinder include using small amounts at a time and using specific bursts for different grind sizes. One possible improvement could be to improve the seal between the lid and the machine to prevent grounds from getting stuck between them.

I have used a few different economy electric blade grinders, including Oster, Krupps, Mr. Coffee, and Courant . They all grind coffee similarly, although the grind is not as uniform as a burr grinder. They are convenient and fast, but the blades do get dull after a while. I end up buying a new one about once a year. They are all noisy and have a safety feature to prevent accidents and motor burnout.

I am currently using the Courant grinder and am reasonably satisfied with it. It has a deeper bowl and is heavier, suggesting a more robust motor. However, the non-removable bowl makes it harder to clean and the cover design can be messy.

I prefer this grinder because of the on/off switch design which allows me to hold it down with a weight, freeing up my hands. It does the job while I prepare other parts of the coffee. Cleaning is easy as I only use it for coffee beans and can simply use a paper towel to wipe it out. Overall, I am happy with this grinder.

After reading all the customer reviews, I can confidently say that the Courant blade grinder does a great job of grinding my coffee beans every morning. Despite some complaints about static, uneven grinds, and mess when uncapping it, I have not experienced any major issues. It does release some bean dust when removing the cap, but this is easily cleaned up. I have owned both a fancy burr grinder and a Krups blade grinder in the past, and I can say that the Courant grinder gets the job done just as well. Overall, I am very satisfied with its performance.

Good product but doesn't hold as much as other ones I have had so you need two grinds for 1 pot.

Bought to grind pepper.

Does grind the pepper.
Does look cute.

Doesn't hold much.
Doesn't produce even grind.

If you like your pepper ground to dust, you might like this.

This grinder is all you need for standard drip coffee makers or French presses, without the need to spend extra on a burr grinder. It can achieve a fine grind quickly and a coarse grind with just a few pulses. While the grinds may not be perfectly even, it gets the job done smoothly and quietly. It's sleek, attractive, and doesn't take up much space. The rubber outer shell makes it easy to grip, and the easy-touch grind button is convenient. The cord can be neatly rolled up underneath, and clean-up is simple with just a paper towel. Overall, this blade grinder is highly recommended.