【Famous KOL Recommended】KINGrinder P0 Lightweight Manual Hand Coffee Grinder for Moka pot, French Press, Drip with Assembly Consistency Stainless Steel Conical Burr Mill, 20g Capacity

Unbelievable grinder, P0 is not recommended for espresso but this thing can grind finer than espresso easily. Solid build even with its plastic body. Takes longer to grind espresso ground due to less number of blades but I don’t care, I enjoy the process. Again unbelievable for a $22 grinder.

I love this thing for its price! the canister is thick plastic but it’s not a problem for me. I typically grind about 32g of beans and I have to grind that in 2 parts so the capacity isn’t a whole lot (approx 16g, about one serving) but that’s also not too inconvenient. seems to produce very little fines! the grinding feels very nice.

Best deal for a cheap grinder. Super solid, super smooth ball bearing burr grinding frame. I'm using it for long pepper, but If I was starting coffee over again this would be the one.

One of the best grinders I have ever owned, I've been using it every morning. it's a pretty consistent grind size, geared more towards espresso grinds, and the metal burr slice and grind the beans easily.My one big complaint is the lack of weight. If I set the grinder down while it is empty, I have to take the lid and handle off. Otherwise, it will fall over. Another design issue is a lack of a handle retainer. If I turn the grinder over without taking the handle off, it will fall off. Some kind of snap retainer would have been nice, but obviously would have driven the price up.In the end, it's a nice small grinder meant to be small and budget friendly. The bulk of the design and material cost went straigh into the metal burr and that's where it shines.Pros:- Small, travel friendly friendly.- Grinds small, fairly consistent coffee grounds.- High quality stainless steel grinding burr.- Easy to use.- Comfortable wood grip.Cons:- Small (single cup) grinder.- Top heavy, with a lid that comes loose on its own..- Cheaper, lower quality, more fragile plastic body.

I own a couple kingrinders. The P0, P1, and K6. This one works fine, definitely not capable to grinding for espresso, but works well enough for moka pot/aeropress if that’s your thing. Good enough build quality for the price.

Great for the price and consistent

Excellent for what I need. I cold brew in a batch each week and this grinder allows just the right grind size. There can be problems with static, but that is the same for any grinder. It is quiet and doesn't take a real long time. I grind about 90-100 grams each time and it takes me a bout 5-6 different uses to grind up that amount.

First impressions are that while the body is molded plastic, the actual mechanism is very tight, smooth, and feels much more robust than other grinders I've had around this price point.I already had a K6 for espresso, and wanted a separate grinder to use to dial in moka pot. Thus far this fits the bill well, though it can grind finer than what I need.