Kinu M47 Coffee Grinder

No, you do not want to be using any water during cleaning on your key New and that's the key New Classic M47 Hand Grinder for you. Now it could be sai...

Less than 2 weeks of using it the receiver is made of low quality plastic, and there is no reply from Kinu customer service, and there is no spare parts available for sale for it any were.

I owned a new Phoenix for a few months and, like other reports here, the cup cracked. Ok, so I thought I was lucky to order extra cups at the same time (since they are impossible to find as of September 2021). However, they don't fit!! Aparently, Phoenix grinders made prior to August 2020 took narro...

I received this as a gift, unaware how pricey it is. Before I had been using a Hario "Skerton" hand mill with ceramic grinding surfaces. For my chosen fineness of grind the Hario mill required about 150 turns to grind enough for one cup, but the Kinu only requires about 70 turns for the same finenes...

I have a manual vintage espresso machine that uses a lever to push the espresso out. This is a step less grinder like it says in the description, but, it can go in between the levels for very accurate grinding. Right out of the box it was almost dialed in for espresso (a bit to coarse but only 3 lev...

My wife and I have had three catchers crack on us and we have not the slightest idea why or how. We do NOT machine wash them, only hand wash, and have not dropped them either but somehow they've all developed a crack. It'd be fine if they were cheap to replace but at $25 for a pack of two + shipping...

Update - Replaced with the new “pour over” burr and wow what a difference it makes. The coffee taste like open up a lot and aroma is more intense and up a level. Worth the investment! Beating my expectation in every aspects, it is a fine and smooth device to operate. The construction is solid and pr...

The grind settings are a little confusing and the instructions are basically non existent.. what worked for me was to turn back to "zero" and then move back up the numbers until I hit desired consistency. This model doesn't have "click" noises during adjustment. I was able to produce a good pull wit...

I switched from a cheap $15 coffee grinder to the Kinu M47. I am completely blown away by this grinder for so many reasons. It’s durable, easy to fill, easy to adjust, makes consistent grinds, and grinds 10x faster than my other grinder. Not only does it work faster, it feels smooth and doesn’t requ...

I’ve had my kinu 47 for around two years now. The construction of mechanical bits is rock solid. While I would agree with some reviewers that the plastic catch cup doesn’t seem to be in line with the rest of the grinder, but only so because of it being plastic rather than aluminum. Still, I didn’t f...