Electric Coffee Grinder & Spice Grinder - 200W Powerful Motor with 5.3oz Stainless Steel Bowl for Coffee Beans, Herbs, Nuts & Grains - One-Touch Operation & Pollen Catcher - Perfect for Home Kitchens & Coffee Shops

I thought I had a problem with this grinder, but it turned to be my outlet.I used this grinder 2 times when it suddenly stopped working in the middle of what i was grinding. I thought it was because there was something wrong with the grinder, so I started the exchange process, asking them to send me a replacement.When i got the replacement, I tried it and found that one wouldn't work either. That was when it occurred to me that perhaps the problem was not the grinder in the first place. As it turned out, the problem was my outlet.I fixed the outlet problem by pressing the reset button (after which I tried real hard not to feel silly for not thinking to check that in the first place, but didn't quite succeed on that front) and tested both grinders (I hadn't gotten around to sending the first one back yet). Both worked just fine.So I went to Amazon to cancel my return. I told them what happened, that the product was not to blame. I said I realized I now had 2 grinders and that was fine. I just wanted to cancel my return and set the record straight, since I had said the reason for the return was product failure. Wirsh told me to just keep the second grinder anyway.It's a good product. It works better than the Cuisinart one, which is the one I had that went bad. The issue with the Cuisinart is the container kept getting jammed and would not release from the base. There was no obvious reason for this. When it got jammed so hard it would not come off no matter what I did, I said, "that's it," and tossed it in the trash. (I notice others have left similar complaints on the Cuisinart grinder.)I have had no such issue with the Wirsh.Another way the Wirsh grinder is better than the Cuisinart is that the Cuisinart would leave product in the base, because there is some room in the bottom of the container for ground matter to fall through. This does not seem to be the cause for the jamming issue, but was certainly cause for extra work in cleaning the base out, and loss of some product. Who wants to deal with that? The Wirsh is designed such that nothing escapes out the bottom.Also, the Cuisinart lacks the inner plastic cover with the seal that the Wirsh has.My experience so far with this product is good. it works well and it grinds just as fine as the Cuisinart. I am happy with it.I use it to grind herbs and based on how long you grind, it gets finer and finer. The large container helps with more herbs.I bought this for the hubs to grind his boujee coffee and he loves it! It grinds well and super fast. It's a little loud but grinds so fast it only needs to be on for less than 15 seconds. Got it on a lightning deal but worth full price, IMO.Look nice ??Best spice grinder I have had. Some one said their spices fly around they must be missing the plastic cap I have in the picture. It has a brush to get the powdered spice off the walls. And I grind many different color spices so the cup comes off and gets washed for next use. Also my previous grinder didn’t get the powered as fine as I wanted it and this does. Really fast and easy.So far It’s been great. A lot easier to clean then othersExcellent! The first time I used this I was in awe and amazed at how well it grounded all our Herbs! It's so easy to use and cleaning up is easy. Well worth the price.This grinder is easy to use, great for small quantities, but results are not evenly ground unless you go to a pretty fine result. Worked good for coffee beans not as good for other uses.