Capresso 560.01 Infinity Burr Grinder, Black | If you've never had one of these you don't know...

Capresso 560.01 Infinity Burr Grinder, Black | I love this grinder!

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	Capresso 560.01 Infinity Burr Grinder, Black Capresso Capresso average customer review:based on 321 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

If you've never had one of these you don't know what your missing!

Extremely high quality. Grinds those beans to perfection EVERY time. It's quiet, goes to work like a pro, and super simple cleanup.

I love this grinder!

This grinder is exactly what I was looking for in a home version for espresso. I am very pleased with this conical burr grinder and the machine grinds the beans perfectly. I have tried other burr grinders but this conical style fits the need. Would I purchase this grinder again?...YES!

Our second grinder - better than the first

I bought this to replace the La Pavoni PA-BURR-B grinder which died after 9 1/2 years of approximately weekly use (we grind three or four ounces of beans at a time, which we've found to be just long enough to avoid stale tasting coffee).

The La Pavoni is an inexpensive (perhaps the most inexpensive at $40) burr grinder which has a few significant problems:

1. It creates a lot of static, making it impossible to easily remove the ground coffee from the receptacle.

2. It is very loud, emitting a high pitched whine, definitely not something I'd look forward to hearing anytime, but especially in the morning.

3. The plastic receptacle container, either because of its material, or the fact that the grinder vibrated something fierce, developed many cracks which required a replacement after about 2 1/2 years. The replacement lasted about seven years before it too required a replacement, but the grinder died before that became necessary.

The Capresso Infinity addresses all of these problems. Apparently, the much slower gear action results in significantly less static (almost none in dry weather) and noise. I expect the receptacle to last since the grinder has a much lower level of vibration than does the La Pavoni.

The Capresso Infinity cost more than twice what the La Pavoni did about 9 1/2 years ago, but assuming it lasts equally long, I'll be happy with the purchase.

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Agree with positive reviews

I over-analyzed this purchase but ended up very happy with this grinder. It's my first one after getting into using a French press and the fresh grind makes the coffee experience all the better. It's quiet and easy to use as per previous comments. I can attest to the coarse grind being suitable for French press but can't comment on the use for espresso. I am sure the comments from other reviewers are true.

The only thing worth mentioning is the comment from another person who said to be careful when unpacking everything. Look for the label that says "push" when you are removing the plastic components. Sounds stupid, I know, but the package design is 'clever'.

Overall, fantastic machine!

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Great grinder + a simple tip

I agree with the 5 star reviews - tremendous improvement over my blade grinder. I use it for both a French Press and an automatic drip machine.

One tip: I do not leave beans in the hopper. Instead I measure the beans into the hopper for each pot with a coffee scoop. It takes a few experiments, but this way I don't have to worry about the fickle switch or turning it off - just run it until all beans are ground. Then I just take the gound coffee and dump it into the press or the drip basket.

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