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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2026
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It's too early for me to really recommend it as I've only used my current burr grinder for coming up on 5 years, but I've had a good time with my De'longhi KG79. I was using it up to multiple times a day at a point, and at no point have I had problems with it, except that it's not exactly precise both in measuring coffee amount or very fine control of coarseness. If those factors are important to you I suspect you need to go above $100, otherwise you'll have weigh the coffee yourself like I do.
One thing is certain, those cheap plastic blade grinders you can get for real cheap, they're definitely not "for life".