Solis Crema Maestro G 285 Conical Burr Grinder

Relatively inexpensive for a burr grinder and has lasted over three years

May not be best for extreme fine/coarse grinds

Simple operation

Stopped grinding intermittently, and finally quit. Avoid.

Timer. Variations of grind

Cheaply constructed.

Grinds beans just the way I like them.

Hopper difficult to remove.

grinding adjustments

static electricity is major issue

Hmmm . . . well, it doesn't explode.

Whole shebang depends on fragile plastic parts. I expected more for the money.

Quiet, heavy machine. Grinds well.

The mechanism to change grinds seems a bit flimsy.

Relatively quiet

Intermittently, doesn't feed beans to grind so doesn't produces variable amounts of ground coffee.

Quiet (relatively), low static (relatively), very consistent grind, features of some more expensive grinders.

All plastic, requires frequent cleaning.

Style, quietness, capacity, grind quality, grounds don't fly everywhere.

Beans get stuck, dial snapped off, machine no longer shuts off automatically!!