Pros: hands free grinding, when it worked, which lasted one month

Cons: extremely noisy (and I mean extremely!!!-- I feel like I should be wearing earplugs to use this), no longer hands-free, some beans remain unground and you have to grind again

Other Thoughts: we had an earlier version of this grinder with the same model name, but this is not the same grinder-- the old one laster for over a year before the hands-free quit working, and had a larger bean capacity

Pros: Compact size, removable cup, consistent grinds, cord storage

Cons: Weak plastic cover (two cracks in the first 2 weeks of use)

Other Thoughts: I like to know if I can buy the plastic cover at a reasonable price.

Pros: Cup markings
Spice level markings
one touch use
cord storage
grinding cup is washable
did I mention the grinding cup detaches and can be washed

Cons: Plastic cap is not dishwasher safe, although mine has been fine, it says not to

Other Thoughts: it's a coffee grinder, it doesn't adjust the blades for the grind just time, which is normal

Pros: Compact design
Cord storage
Removable cup
Espresso grind setting
Cup size markers

Cons: Cap locking design takes some getting used to.

Other Thoughts: I needed an inexpensive grinder that held a large capacity and was capable of a very fine grind. This grinder handles both astonishingly well. The espresso setting really does grind espresso, and does so consistently. The grinder also includes a cleaning brush and coffee scoop. Cleaning is a breeze, it's very easy to disassemble. I highly recommend this grinder for my fellow coffee lovers.

Pros: Grinds beans to fairly uniform consistency. Doesn't require you to hold down the button while beans are grinding. You can disassembled it for cleaning.

Cons: It doesn't clean itself, nor does it make the pot of coffee for you.

Other Thoughts: Who the hell has tech knowledge of bean grinders?