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"Shame on you Capresso" Dear fellow consumers, please don't be fooled. Conical burr grinders are high performing grinders for true coffee connoisseurs. A burr grinder that is not conical, technically a burr wheel grinder, is an overpriced fake that performs marginally and CLOGS every few grinds! My favorite part is the nice tan I get from the coffee dust from cleaning this thing with compressed air for 50 minutes! "Capresso Grinder" Had this Capresso Grinder for a few weeks; been using a blade grinder forever and decided to upgrade; very easy to use, just push a button and the coffee is perfectly ground; a little static, but nothing a little tapping won't take care of; will make coarse grounds for french press and fine for espresso; have used all settings and they all work as advertised; very happy with this product so far "Shoot clogs way too easily" I purchased this grinder because it looked nice and fit with my decor. What I didn't anticipate was that the grinder would clog at the shoot where the coffee goes into the plastic grind container below. Now this really sucks because there is no real easy way to clean the shoot. I usually resort to using a thin butterknife for a little while then when I get the major jam out, I use my can of compressed air to blow out the remaining grinds. This really is dirty because when you do that, grinds blow all over the place. Also, what I hate is that when you take out the container cup, when the grinder is working, static electricity makes the grinds blow all over your counter. I end up banging the container on my counter a few time just to minimize, not eliminate, this situation. I would never buy this or another product by this company. "Excellent coffee!" A Chicagoan, I also love Portland's Stumptown coffees and finally found the perfect way to grind and enjoy the perfect bean. It took me one minute to set this unit up, and it hasn't let me down once. The aroma that comes out when I grind the beans makes coffee brewing all the more enjoyable. Since I purchased my own a few months back, I have bought a couple more units for coffee-lovers that I know. Totally worth the buy! "It only looks good" IT only looks good! this thing has never worked right! On the first grind, the motor sounded like it was going into high gear, had to stand there and adjust the grinder switch so the beans would go into the grind wheel. Then, a couple weeks later, had to stand and hold the the lid as well as turn the grind switch back and forth. after the third week, it stopped working because the shoot clogged. found the little cleaning brush was a joke, I couldn't even get it in to the jamb-packed, clogged shoot. after 20 min of unsuccessful attempt I used my air compressor. Have to unclog it with my air compressor every three weeks. So if you don't mind blowing coffee all over you from you air compressor - buy it.
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Capresso 556 Stainless-Steel Burr Grinder
Why I buy this one ? - Stainless-steel burr grinder with large 14-ounce bean container - 17 grind settings; insulated grinder lid provides quiet operation - Vertical design minimizes static; separate "on/off" switch - Operates only when lids are in place for safety; internal cord storage - Measures 7-1/2 by 5-1/2 by 10-3/4 inches; 1-year limited warranty It's better to buy this one too...
What our customer's say! "Junk", We replaced a Cuisinart burr grinder with a faulty switch with this machine. We have had the Capresso for only about six months. It began jamming and failing to complete a grind cycle after two months. This was at middle grind settings. We have diassembled the Capresso numerous times for cleaning but the jamming has progressively become worse. Also, from the beginning it produced excess static which results in a cloud of coffee dust being ejected from the bin when the bin is removed after grinding. The Cuisinart worked much better for years. "Bad product, bad customer service", Received the 556 as gift in early April. Stopped working after a week of use in spite of proper cleaning and care. Customer service offered free replacement. Was told 556 and 557 are no longer manufactured because of many problems. Also offered upgrade to the 560 for only $30 if I return the broken one. Opted for upgrade. Changed mind and called back a few days later. Told that now I would have to return broken one regardless. Whatever. Don't want either one. "Perfect Grinder for a French Press", This grinder works perfectly for people who use a French Press. I have owned this grinder now for 6 months and have used it almost every day. Grind size is always consistent. No real static issues to speak of. The only thing I would say is a "negative" is that you sometimes have to wiggle the grinder to get more coffee to feed in the burrs. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. "5 star grinder at a low price", I was skeptical at first from reading the reviews but I have to say this is the best grinder I have ever owned. I was intending on buying the more expensive model but as I was shopping I came across this model in the store and figured I would try it and if I wasn't happy it would be easier to return. I expected it to be very noisy as some have said when in fact it's very quiet. I have yet to experience clogs or a mess. After grinding it cleans up in seconds. As with any grinder cleaning should be done right after every use. It grinds as I select and no clumps or chunks as I have experienced with prior machines. I give this a 5 star in every way. "really bad grinder", This is a badly designed machine. It clogs up and there is nothing more fun than spending 30 minutes first thing in the morning struggling to get it unclogged before I can make coffee. The design is such that I end up with coffee all over the place. The grind was uneven and bad. This machine finally stopped working at all, not that I really cared anymore at that point. I threw it away and got my old little grinder back out. Do not buy this - it is trash! ![]()
Read this reviews before You buy... "Low Performer", The Model 556 unit is a great disappointment. Regardless of grind setting it spits out chuncks of bean 1/8 inch or larger as part of grind. No consistency and NO fine grind (for those who think I am unable to read directions, I do have a Masters in Physics!). Observing the effect of the 1 - 9 grind setting feature indicates it has NO effect on distance between the burr top or bottom burr grinder heads so there is no way it will change grind (perhaps mine is defective). Get better and more uniform grind using my old blade grinder with much less fuss and mess. Sorry I spent money on this thing. Am going to call Capresso to see if they'll refund but doubt it. "Deeply flawed grinder not worth the hassle", This grinder is a piece of junk. Stainless exterior looks nice, but the rest is chintzy-feeling plastic. While grinding, makes an unappealing uneven noise. Worse, even when the hopper is mostly full, sometimes the beans stop falling through and the motor goes into a high whine. You have to bang the side to jostle beans to fall back into the chute, and by that time, you aren't ending up with your usual amount of grounds. Finally, the grounds fall not only into the cheap plastic container, but all over the exterior of it too! This means ground coffee gets all over your counter, no matter what. Every single time you remove the container of ground coffee, it strews some on your counter. Adding insult to injury, my motor broke after only four months. But I haven't gotten around to dealing with trying to get warranty service yet, since I am not really sure I even want this junky thing anymore. Don't buy it! "Worse than a blade grinder", Yeah, it's a bit quieter than most burr grinders, but like other users I'm using it at its "finest" grind, and the pieces are random in size, ranging up to an enormous 1/4". If you looked at the ragged output you wouldn't think of this as a burr grinder. I've cleaned it out and it makes no difference. Avoid unless you need a course grind. "cannot grind espresso to save it's life", worked great on french press and drip coffee...but where the grind actually counts, on espresso, it sucked. "excellent", Excellent! Do not get confused by some reviews here. I guess they just don't read the instructions. The machine is perfect both in its appearance and function. Couldn't been more satisfied. ![]() |
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