Premium Manual Coffee Grinder with Ceramic Burr - 15 Adjustable Settings & 2 Airtight Glass Jars - Portable Hand Crank Coffee Mill for Espresso, French Press, Cold Brew - Perfect for Camping, Travel, Home & Office Use (BB1007)

After a ton of research, and comparing ceramic burr grinders vs bladed versions, I landed on this coffee grinder burr set by Blue Brew. I read that having freshly ground espresso (and coffee) allows you to extract the most oils from the bean, delivering that tan colored crema foam that you see at most coffee shops. And after using this grinder, I can tell you… it’s true.Having used this for more than a week, here is my assessment.PROSThe presentation was excellent. The unboxing and packaging definitely had a high quality feel to it.Definitely has a premium build. You can’t help buy notice the stainless steel body as you wrap your hands around the grinder.It’s easy to use. Simply put your coffee/espresso beans in the grinder, put the top on, and grind away.It gets better. I’ve noticed that the grinding action actually got better (more refined) the more I used it. After researching, I confirmed that this is another benefit of ceramic burrs.Simplistic settings. It has 15 grind settings that only require you to slide the notch to the left or right.Cost effect and convenient storage accessories. This set comes with two airtight containers (really 3) that allow you to store your coffee. It’ll save you money from buying additional canisters or vacuum sealed bags.Relatively quick. Look, it’s a manual – handheld grinder… so it’s not gonna be as quick as something like an electric grinder. But, I’m happy to trade a few seconds of grinding action, to get a higher quality grind (again… more oils) from a manual version.ONLY CONThis isn’t so much for me, but may be an issue for some people. The grinder settings aren’t fully labeled. Although they are numbered 1 – 8, you do have 15 options, which means you have to slide the adjustment notch between numbers to get to the next setting. So, if you’re thinking it will be labeled with 15 numbers, you may be disappointed. But… I’m assuming this had more to do with the aesthetics of the coffee grinder.