☕ Grind Your Way to Coffee Perfection!
The Geepas Conical Burr Coffee Grinder is a professional-grade electric grinder featuring a 350g capacity, 15 precise grind settings, and a user-friendly one-button operation. Designed with a stainless-steel conical burr for optimal flavor retention, it ensures your coffee is always fresh and aromatic. With a compact design and a resealable lid, this grinder is perfect for any coffee enthusiast looking to elevate their brewing game.
Brand | GEEPAS |
Model Number | GCG41013 |
Colour | Silver, Black |
Product Dimensions | 28 x 20 x 40 cm; 3.24 kg |
Item Weight | 3.24 kg |
D**E
Excellent Value Great Performance
Bought this along with my first espresso machine. Chose it because it had good reviews and was one of the cheapest electric grinders. Been very impressed with apparently build quality and performance. Easy to use and great companion appliance for espresso machine.Likes- price, feels sturdy, easy to use, easily controlled grind size, grind duration control a nice feature, coarse grind for cafetière and fine grind for espressoDislikes- only one the grind container fits into the machine by displacing a flexible rubber seal, as a consequence it takes quite a bit of force to install and remove the container, to get round this I grind the coffee without the lid on the container
B**B
Great home coffee grinder
I use it almost every day for several cups of coffee. At setting '6' it grinds the coffee just right for re-usable tassimo pods. I don't fill the hopper, only putting in what i need (i think coffee beans stays fresher in a sealed container) but not letting the burrs 'run dry'. I do clean the burrs after every 500g bag of coffee. The ground coffee holder is difficult to get in with the lid on, but i just use it without the lid.
N**O
Consistent grind
A descent grinder with budget price. A little fiddley and messy to clean but I can have very fine grind for my espresso. This is the same as the Gaggia old model.
A**R
Similar to the Gaggia MD15 can be modified for espresso
After much deliberation, and a failed attempt to buy the Gaggia MD15, I decided to buy the Geepas grinder which at the time was £50 cheaper. When it arrived I noticed that the overall design is very similar to the Gaggia. The controls, mechanism, and even the instruction manual are very similar. I later found out the design is common across a number of makes.I used the finest ground for a pressurised filter for my Delonghi Dedica, but the grind was not fine enough, and a bit irregular. I fitted a Gaggia MD 15 shim and can now get a fine enough grind with a No 3 setting on the grinder.The machine is efficient, fast, and reasonably quiet. It also looks well made. I am delighted with the purchase
S**N
OK, but could be better
This coffee grinder does grind the beans to a consistent quality, but I've knocked off a couple of stars because it's a bit tricky to use. In particular, placing the grounds container on the machine and removing it requires some force to engage/disengage from the rubber sealing ring under the burrs and I have my doubts as to how long the rubber sealer will last, given the friction/stress between it and the top of the container lid. That could have easily been improved by only having the raised lip (around the edge of the base) at the sides and rear, instead of all the way round, thereby allowing the container to be pushed into position without it being raised up due to the raised lip. The other thing that is not as easy as it sounds is trying to prevent the grounds from ending up stuck to the outside of the machine or on the worktop as they are statically charged (particularly with finer grind sizes as the particles are smaller and lighter, so are more prone to end up where you wouldn't want them to be). My workaround for that is to leave the grounds in the machine's container for about 30 minutes or so, before attempting to transfer them to another container, but sometimes extra grounds fall out from the burrs when removing the container, so if I remember, I usually rock or tap the machine a few times with my hand to try to shake out any remaining gounds, before attempting to remove the container. Overall then, a bit of a faff and I'm not 100% sure whether all this fuss is worth it. I may decide to send it back and just buy ready-ground coffee beans, but the jury is still out at the moment.
D**T
Much better than I was expecting
There weren't any reviews other than paid (free item) ones when I got this. I took a gamble that they were still honest reviews.I had to wait some time before I was able to use this but I gave it an immediate visual inspection. Being 100% honest there were a few niggles, the stainless steel casing doesn't perfectly fit the machine frame, but it's so minor it can only be seen close up. The collection jar is awkward to get in and out. There was a slight blemish on the hopper but again can't really see it.In terms of performance and use it's actually great, nice bean sizing selector that seems accurate, lots of capacity and very simple to use. That tight fitting collection jar actually does a great job of ensuring no mess is made.Overall really happy with the item.
K**S
Great
Works really well: I can dial in the perfect grind for my coffee machine. Good value compared with the Italian one it’s based on.
C**C
Quiet and fast. Makes a mess.
It's great, quiet and grinds fast.The cup at the bottom is too tall. It is very difficult to get it under the output because it has a rubber seal. Every time I try to get it underneath, the seal gets pushed around because it's way too tall.As a consequence, if you run it without the top cap, and you grind for a while, it will start throwing coffee grounds all over - particularly on coarse grinding. This is the only fault with it: what's with the tall cup?
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