Nuttii Burr Coffee Grinder – Electric, Portable, Small, Quiet Adjustable Mini Conical Burr Coffee Bean Mill, 20 Grind Settings for Espresso, Pour-Over, French Press Moka,for Home Use (Navy Blue)

I’ve been using the OX Grinder for a few weeks, and it’s completely upgraded my coffee game. The 20 grind settings make it easy to switch between espresso, pour-over, French press, and more—all with consistently great results. The battery lasts surprisingly long, it’s quiet, and the 60g capacity is perfect for any brew. It’s sturdy, portable, and simple to clean. If you care about good coffee, this grinder is absolutely worth it.

I’ve waited a few months to write this review. I’ve charged it one time and I have used it on a daily basis to grind coffee. It’s really easy to use. Super easy to clean and the grinder is very easy to use. The grinder is so quiet compared to much larger models. The fact it’s so small, it’s portable and takes up minimal space! Do I think it’s value is good for the money? Yup, I do. I charged it for several hours before using, which it does have an indicator light on it to show you when it’s done charging. Again, still going strong on the first charge! The fact you can dial the grinder and make the grounds fine or coarse, really is a huge selling point for me! It’s such a great coffee grinder, I need another one….because my son stole it from me :/

This coffee grinder works great! It is easy to use - just adjust the dial to the desired grind level, screw bottom container back on, add beans to the top, press the start button, and then you have perfectly ground coffee in the bottom container. Great design and nice size too! And I love that it's rechargeable so it doesn't need to be plugged into the wall outlet during use. Very happy with this purchase!

Much more uniform grind, less dust, than the Breville Dose Control Pro plug in electric I got a few years ago. So far only used for pourovers, click burr setting to 15. Takes about 45 seconds for 20g of a City + roasted Kenyan AA whereas the Breville takes 10 seconds. The OX is quieter, produces a cleaner cup using a Hario Switch, will report back on Moka Pot.

I’ve been using the OX Grinder for a few weeks now, and it has completely transformed my coffee routine. every grind feels professional, no matter which brewing method I’m using. With 20 adjustable settings, I can switch effortlessly between espresso, moka pot, pour-over, and French press. It genuinely unlocks the best flavor from every bean. The battery life is outstanding. One charge lasts far longer than I expected, and the smart 15-second auto shut-off is a thoughtful touch that saves power without getting in the way. This grinder is impressively quiet, which is perfect for early mornings or office use. The generous 60g capacity makes it versatile enough for any brew size. It’s clear this grinder was built with durability and reliability in mind. To top it all off, the OX Grinder is portable, sturdy, and easy to clean. It’s compact enough to take on trips, rugged enough for daily use, and the included cleaning brush is a great bonus. If you’re serious about great coffee, the OX Grinder is worth every penny. Highly recommended!

This grinder punches well above its weight. First impression: the design is clean, minimal, and premium. It honestly looks like something Apple would release. Matte finish, compact footprint, no cheap plastics, no awkward seams. It looks great sitting on the counter instead of something you want to hide away. French press grinds are coarse without excessive fines. It’s also surprisingly quiet for how powerful it is, and cleanup is straightforward. Nothing about it feels flimsy or rushed. This feels like a thoughtfully designed product meant to last. If you care about both aesthetics and results, this is an easy recommendation. Looks premium, works flawlessly, and delivers café-level grind quality at home. I’d buy it again without hesitation.

A Compact Powerhouse The Perfect Travel Grinder The OX Grinder from Nutti x Timemore is hands-down one of the best portable grinders I’ve used. Its compact design makes it ideal for travel, yet it doesn’t compromise on performance. The grind consistency is excellent from fine espresso to medium pour-over giving me full control over my brews whether I’m at home or outdoors. The build feels solid and premium, with smooth grinding action and a comfortable grip. It’s durable enough to withstand daily use and small enough to fit easily in my pack. Whether I’m brewing on a trail or in the kitchen, the OX Grinder has become an essential part of my coffee ritual. Highly recommended for anyone who values quality, convenience, and great design in one sleek tool.

Either the designers never tested this or they HATE their users. This is a cruel design. The hopper is pretty large, but has a plastic top that takes up most of the space, thus you get the worst of both worlds: bulky, yet difficult to clean. However, the top guard makes it VERY difficult to pour coffee into it. I used it like 10x and never managed once to pour 10g of coffee beans without them bouncing out and onto the floor. The grind adjustment mechanism has to be done inside and is impossible to change consistently. For decaf or dark grinds, I like an extra fine grind, but for a fruity Yirgacheffee, I would go slightly courser. Well, if you want to change grinds, you have to guess or do trial and error...and then, I found that on half the grinds, the adjustment slipped and got coarser. There's no numbering system or anything to calibrate....but even if there was, you'd find it changing on it's own regularly. The grinder is on the bulky side for a portable grinder. It's very plastic-ey. The bottom hopper is bigger than an aeropress so you're either packing a funnel or making a huge mess. Also, this thing produces a LOT of static and makes a HUGE mess when opening. I bought this for travel and staying with family that doesn't drink coffee as well as sharing coffee with friends outdoors. In all situations, mess is not welcome. This grinder will strain the relationship of anyone you stay with. This is also a very expensive grinder that comes with no case, but is surprisingly heavy and bulky. Grinding performance? ignoring the fatal flaw of the adjustments shifting, mid-grind, I would have considered it a decent grinder. It's quiet and had no problem with lighter roast coffee. I guess with all that weight and bulk they gave it a decent motor. However, when grinding, you can't leave it. The beans won't fall on their own. You need to constantly shake the unit while grinding. I've tried with dark and light roasts and both jam. My guess is the plastic receptacle is sticky textured plastic like the outside, which causes beans to stick in the top hopper. However, there are just so many bad design decisions, like that strap...who would ever carry this loosely? After one use, it will be covered in coffee grinds that get stuck in the plastic and rubber grip and will never get cleaned out. If you did like this, you'd need it in a bag or else you'd get coffee everywhere. The top cap just sits there loosely and will easily get lost if you were to carry it with that strap. In addition, you can't change the grind settings without opening up the unit and making a mess and the top guard makes it impossible to fill without making a mess. I can see why someone might design a unit they way these people did, but I can't imagine someone trying this out and thinking the design decisions weren't a disaster