OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder

It's more consistent on these other two settings, but this you know I don't know if you can see that it's pretty inconsistent, there's big chunks, sma...

Finally, the consistency of the grind size is what makes a good grinder and, as far as we can tell, it is spot on quite simply as a grinder, this axle...

So i really like this coffee, this grinder, it's quiet. It does a good job.

It turns out when I thought I was making a decent cup of coffee wasn't even close to what it should be. I had been using an OXO conical burr grinder for some time and had my V60 routine adjusted to my liking, even though the draw down times were relatively long at around 4:00 - 4:30 (typically 25g to 450g ratio) depending on the roast and grinder setting.

Amazon reviews seem to be good overall, but not sure if they can be trusted as i'm sure reviewers got free grinders early on in exchange for reviews. Anyone have experience with this grinder and can comment on longevity? seems like their customer service is good, but not really sure what that means if it craps out in a year or so. either way at this price, it's probably worth rolling the dice.

I got this on sale at Costco ($9 for 2lbs), and it was excellent. Worked well with original method on the finer end of the grind range and the inverted method.

Oxo Conical Burr Grinder (read that it diffuses static pretty well resulting in minimal clean up, but the course grind specifically is not even for French press use). 3. Kitchen Burr Coffee Grinder KCG8433BM (this is not the one that conencts to the mixer, it's a stand alone machine. Virtually zero static for great clean up yet seems to have mixed reviews on the course setting - some say too fine and some say spot on).