Mini Electric Coffee Grinder

This is one of the most popular electric grinders you can use at home. It has an elegant design with simple controls. It looks great on the counter and is easy to clean.

It uses ceramic burrs that are known for their durability. It comes with 50 grind settings, 20 of which are fine enough to be used for drip and espresso coffee.

Simple to use

This grinder will look great on your counter if you like a minimalistic design. It's one the most beautiful grinders coffee on the market today. While many coffee grinders look like they're made for use, the Ode's minimalist design is reminiscent of a modern sculpture.

It's simple to use. The controls are simple to use. There's an on/off switch that runs until it's flipped off and a button in the center that grinds beans until you release it. The machine also comes with the glass coffee grounds container that makes it easy to scoop out your freshly ground beans. The grinder itself is compact, so it does not take up a large amount of counter space.

This model is loaded with nice features, including conical burrs that are extremely sharp and a motor of high-quality. It's more expensive than other models, but the features it comes with make up for the cost. It has a number of options that let you alter the grind to match espresso. And it has an adapter for portafilters, so you can grind directly into your brew.

Another excellent feature of this model is that it's built with a ceramic disc that does not heat up as fast as metal ones. This prevents your beans from oxidizing and overheating which can alter the taste of your cup of coffee.

This is the best grinder we've found when you're in search of an affordable grinder that doesn't sacrifice quality. It has a large hopper that can hold around 4 cups of coffee, and it features an ergonomic design that is comfortable to hold and use. It's also extremely quiet which means you can grind your coffee without disturbing anyone else in the home.

Make sure your grinder is clear of coffee beans before you begin cleaning it. It's also an excellent idea to run a vacuum or wipe it down with a damp cloth after each use to remove any residue from the inside. Be very careful not contact the burrs. They are sharp and If you slip, you may cut your fingers.

Powerful

A quality mini electric coffee grinder is powerful enough to grind beans with a fineness suitable for espresso, but coarse enough for drips and pour over. It's also small, which means it can be tucked away in your kitchen cabinets while being able to accommodate other appliances. The top ones can keep a consistent grind, too. They are quieter and produce less heat than blade grinders. They don't cut up the beans when they spin, like blade grinders do. The main drawback of blade grinders, however it can cause large variations in ground size which can result in an inconsistent cup of coffee.

A burr grinder on the other hand produces a consistent-sized ground. It operates by spinning flat, rotating burrs that crush and break down the bean. This can be done at a lower speed than a blade grinder, and the result is more even, consistent ground that won't get stuck in your French press.

The best budget espresso grinder mini electric coffee grinders use a stainless steel set of burrs. These are more durable and last longer than ceramic sets. They also give an even grind than blades, which means you can be sure of getting the same results for each batch of coffee you make.

Many complain about the sound level of these grinders however the amount of noise depends on the power of the motor and the speed at which you're grinding. In most cases the noise won't be loud enough to disturb your family, but it could cause some discomfort to some.

If you prefer a quieter grinder, consider the Breville Smart Grinder Pro. This burr grinder is powered by a powerful motor that runs at a low speed. It also has an interface that displays the settings, so you can always be sure you're grinding for the right way to brew.

This model is a little more expensive than the others, but its superior performance is worth the extra cost. The stainless steel burrs can endure the most abuse, and they won't overheat or cause clogging. This model also has an glass catch container that can hold up to 30g of grounds and has an elegant design that is a perfect match for other modern appliances.

Compact

If you're a coffee enthusiast who's short on space, there's plenty of small electric grinders. However, not all of them are capable of delivering a consistent grinder for a reasonable price. The Baratza Encore ESP is the ideal solution. This model is among the most sought-after and affordable grinders on the market. It also has many of the features we've come to expect from high-end grinders.

It's lightweight compact and simple to use. The hopper is removable and holds up to 24 grams or about two cups of beans. It's designed to make cleaning a breeze. The stainless steel grinder steel chamber can be removed and put in the dishwasher.

The Encore ESP has 40 different settings for grinding including 20 suitable for espresso. Setting 8-12, which can be easily adjusted by twisting the top hopper the hopper, resulted in grounds that were similar to espresso. It's great for pour-overs, and other processes that require a coarser ground. The convenient dosing cups transfer ground coffee directly to either a 54mm portafilter or a 58mm professional one.

The Encore ESP is a versatile device that can be used for a variety of tasks, such as grinding nuts and spices. It's perfect for travel. Plus, its quiet operation won't disturb anyone around.

Baratza Encore ESP has some disadvantages. For starters, it's not the quickest grinder. It takes about 20 minutes to grind a cup, which could be frustrating when you're in the midst of a rush. It doesn't come with an alarm clock or a digital readout, making it difficult to gauge how much you're grinding.

Its biggest flaw is the fact that it uses burrs made of stainless steel that tend to be blunter faster than ceramic burrs. Luckily, this isn't a problem for most people since they won't be grinding dozens of cups of coffee every morning. However, if you're planning on using your grinder for commercial use it's worthwhile to consider a more expensive option like ceramic burrs that are less susceptible to chipping and will remain sharp for longer.

Versatile

The Baratza Sette was released to great anticipation. It was a grinder that promised to have zero retention, fast grind speed, and great consistency, all at a price point that was accessible for the average coffee lover. Despite a few initial bugs that were worked out with updates and improvements, the Sette remains one of the most affordable grinders available for espresso and filter coffee.

The Sage Precision is a more expensive grinder, however the additional cost offers many upgrades that make it a worthy investment for espresso and filter coffee enthusiasts alike. It features 60 distinct grind settings that allow users to customize the grounds to their preferred brewing method with ease and precision. The controls are easy to operate, and the canister slides into place using a magnetic latch to allow for easy loading. The grind time is adjustable to the decimal level and the hopper can also be sealed, keeping ground coffee fresh for travel.

Its compact dimensions make it a portable choice for home or office and its sleek design is perfect for kitchens with small spaces. The Sage grinds with consistency and is extremely quiet. It also comes with an integrated timer that can automatically stop grinding after a set amount of time, eliminating the need for manual adjustment. Sharpened blades on its high-efficiency grinder crush coffee beans rough peppercorns more to create a strong and flavorful grinding.

This is a very customizable and affordable electric grinder that can be used to grind coffee for filter, espresso or French press. It is simple to carry around as it has a small footprint and only weighs a less than 1kg. The burrs, made of tempered steel, are magnetized to catch the grounds at the same place every time. The lid of the hopper is an opening that allows you to empty grounds into your filter or French press without creating an mess.

It has a sleek, modern look that is more sophisticated than competitors like the DF64 and Fellow Ode. At the time of its launch, Option-O offered a 38mm and 48mm burr, but they recently ditched the Obsydian burr in favor of an in-house-designed Moonshine burr, which still allows this grinder to be very versatile. In the future, it's possible that Option-O will offer even more burr options for this grinder, allowing users to experiment and upgrade their burrs if they want.