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title: "Manual Coffee Grinder - HEIHOX Hand with Adjustable Conical Stainless Steel Burr Mill, Capacity 30g Portable Mill Faster Grinding Efficiency Espresso to Coarse for Office, Home, Camping"
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# Compact 2.2x7 inch portable design 38mm stainless steel conical burr 24+ grind settings for precision Manual Coffee Grinder - HEIHOX Hand with Adjustable Conical Stainless Steel Burr Mill, Capacity 30g Portable Mill Faster Grinding Efficiency Espresso to Coarse for Office, Home, Camping

**Brand:** heihox
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** Manual Coffee Grinder - HEIHOX Hand with Adjustable Conical Stainless Steel Burr Mill, Capacity 30g Portable Mill Faster Grinding Efficiency Espresso to Coarse for Office, Home, Camping by heihox
- **How much does it cost?** ₨2953 with free shipping
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## Best For

- heihox enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted heihox brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Precision Grind Control:** 24+ click settings let you dial in the perfect texture from espresso to French press.
- • **Travel-Ready Portability:** Lightweight and compact, this grinder fits perfectly in your office, home, or camping kit—no power needed.
- • **Effortless & Quiet Grinding:** Ergonomic crank handle delivers smooth, noise-reduced operation for a premium experience.
- • **Durable Stainless Steel Burr:** 38mm conical burr with dual bearing design ensures uniform, consistent grounds every time.
- • **Easy Maintenance & Longevity:** Tool-free disassembly and included brush make cleaning a breeze; built to last 5x longer than blade grinders.

## Overview

The HEIHOX Manual Coffee Grinder features a robust 38mm stainless steel conical burr with over 24 adjustable grind settings, delivering precise, uniform coffee grounds from fine espresso to coarse French press. Its ergonomic crank ensures smooth, quiet operation, while the compact, lightweight design makes it perfect for home, office, or outdoor adventures. Easy to disassemble and clean without tools, this durable grinder offers a service life five times longer than typical blade grinders, backed by a one-year warranty.

## Description

desertcart.com: Manual Coffee Grinder - HEIHOX Hand with Adjustable Conical Stainless Steel Burr Mill, Capacity 30g Portable Mill Faster Grinding Efficiency Espresso to Coarse for Office, Home, Camping : Home & Kitchen

Review: Great little grinder - This is the first review I’ve left photos - coffee is important! First off, the people who waxed lyrical about the box it came in? Umm…is the box going to grind your coffee? Rhetorical question. Second, we have had a year to use this grinder - I ordered it late 2021. So it’s been tested. It’s holding up like a champ. I’m not a super fussy coffee person that I have to do everything to the nth degree. So - first off as you can see from the dinged up edge my husband likes bang it on the counter - still works fine. It’s sturdy! Next, it may depend on the year or supplier, but some of the photos show a gold colored nut/grind adjust on the bottom. As you can see ours is not. It’s stainless and turns quite easily. I also included a picture of a very fine grind (which I will explain below) but no others. Someone else posted nice pics of 20 and 30 click grinds. Also I took a picture of the inside to illustrate the cross bar in it. I never fill it past that with beans to grind. Finally, a pic of Japanese side instructions on parts as it showed the parts more clearly. If you decide to take it apart, do so slowly and lay the pieces out carefully so you know what order they go back in. It is not easy to put back together, but not impossible. You will say many bad words in the process. I have found the supplied little brush and blowing in it sufficient enough to keep it clean. Next - the person who complained about the rubber grip sliding? Well yes it will. If you can’t figure out how to simply push it back up then you also shouldn’t attempt to change a lightbulb. Next - the grind adjuster. Just like anything else you screw - righty tighty, lefty loosey. It is also marked fine or coarse and the direction. Your start point is when you tighten the nut until it can’t turn anymore. Then start turning it click by click. You hear an audible click to let you know how coarse or fine your grind is. The more clicks, the coarser the grind. Fewer clicks is finer. After using awhile your setting may change. I find myself having to add one more click than I did when it was new. But that’s probably because I sometimes grind very fine with just a few clicks. (6) It is not powder, but it’s pretty darn fine. I do this when I eat it. Eat?!?! Yes indeed. I will put this almost powder grind into ice cream or milk shakes - yum. What’s important here is the quality of the coffee and if it’s fresh ground like you can do with this each time. I buy peaberry Kona coffee. It’s kinda like the champagne of coffee. 100% peaberry Kona which grinds great in this. Awesome coffee - Cherry Hill Estate. Because of the coffee I buy I don’t need to use much coffee for drinking - 2 TBLS will make 3 cups at 30 to 31 clicks in our French press. I do not know what setting you would use for a pour over. Like most French presses you generally want a coarser grind - Your mileage may vary on your personal taste. Then you want to make sure you wet, have dissolution, and dissolve. We put coffee from the grinder right into our press, pour in water and make sure to stir for about 45 seconds. The stirring is important. Wait until your coffee has sunk (the grind from this grinder works great here) then let it sit for 6-8 minutes. No - that’s not too long. Don’t do the 3 minute thing. No. We find very little sludge from the Heliox setting we use making French press with that recipe. This grinder is not plastic - it’s metal which I think is superior. Last I looked I looked at a good professional machine it didn’t use plastic. This is a great price for a well made item. Plus, even though it’s a functional item it is very nice looking - looks great sitting out on your counter.
Review: Worth it! - I was expecting a lot from this as I was jumping price points from a $15 grinder to $50. It beat my expectations- I was impressed. The packaging is giftable- similar to an iPhone style box. It is heavy duty. Feels so solid and of good quality. It is actually very nice looking- I want to leave it out on the counter. The matte finish makes it look expensive. Now to the functionality: the top handle comes off to put the beans in, but it is a very simple pop off and on (perhaps magnetic?). The handle is very comfortable to turn and grinding is very smooth- no hang ups. It is also a very speedy process. Wow what a difference a nice price of equipment makes in how smooth and quick this process is. Next is the ability to adjust the grind size. There is a definite click which is nice to track how many clicks forward or backward (though there are not any numbers, you would have to know how many clicks you want to move it. And that’s only if you change it between 2 frequently). For me, I spent a few minutes when I first got it to grind a few beans and adjust, repeat - until I found my perfect setting. I’m including pics of the finest and the most course. One thing I noticed when I tasted my first cup- (with the same kind of beans I used the day before).... was how much better the flavor was! I am sold that a burr grinder makes a difference.

## Features

- ADJUSTABLE GRINDING - Built-in an adjustable grind Selector with over 24 click settings ensures you have 100% precise control over the coarseness of your pour over, drip, cold brew, French press, percolator, Espresso, perfect grind every time!
- DURABLE and EFFICIENT BURR - Fixed with dual bearing design, the 38mm stainless steel conical burr coffee grinder makes the grinding process more detailed and the coffee powder more uniform. The ergonomically designed crank handle provides a easy and smooth grind, and consistently eliminates noise.
- DISASSEMBLED & EASY to CLEAN - A simple twist can separate the parts for general cleaning, no tool needed! The aluminium alloy surface will avoid ground coffee sticking, a small brush is enough to clean it up.
- TAKE IT EVERYWHERE - The HEIHOX Manual Coffee Grinder only takes up little space(2.2X7 inch), compact and lightweight. Manual grinding, not battery, power or cords needed to operate. Ideal hand coffee grinder for you to brew fresh ground coffee for camping grinder, hiking, backpacking trip. This set comes with a Manual Coffee Grinder, a Cleaning Brush and a Drawstring Bag.
- PRODUCT GUARANTEES - Total Weight 2.01 pounds. Our coffee mill has passed a professional grade inspection, and been proved that its service life is 5 times longer than that of a general blade grinder. One-year warranty, you will definitely get 100% customer support.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07ZNXQF4S |
| Best Sellers Rank | #424,970 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #99 in Manual Coffee Grinders |
| Brand | HEIHOX |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (883) |
| Date First Available | January 1, 2020 |
| Item Weight | 1.28 pounds |
| Item model number | H1 |
| Manufacturer | HEIHOX |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 6.9"L x 2.2"W x 6.6"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Grinding |
| Specific Uses For Product | Coffee Grinder |
| UPC | 739929026173 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HEIHOX
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 580 Grams
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Grinding

## Images

![Manual Coffee Grinder - HEIHOX Hand with Adjustable Conical Stainless Steel Burr Mill, Capacity 30g Portable Mill Faster Grinding Efficiency Espresso to Coarse for Office, Home, Camping - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61sC7s8N-ZL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How do I know which coarseness setting I’m on as the dial spins infinitely?**
A: First, you tighten the dial all the way up.  In other words, turn it clockwise until it will not turn any more. Second you loosen it one “click” at a time. By counting the clicks, you know what course esa you are on and this able to return to that setting. Hope this helps!

**Q: Product photos show a stainless steel conical burr. Product description describes a ceramic burr grinder. Is the burr ceramic or stainless steel?**
A: This is stainless steel coffee grinder

**Q: I order this product a week ago and still no shipment. How long for shipment normally? thank you**
A: Mine took longer, I felt it was the product weight that slowed it down. It’s very well built and has some weight to it.

**Q: Are there any plastic parts?**
A: No. There are no plastic parts in this grinder. The body and handle are solid, smoothly-milled aluminum. The grinding burrs and attached arbor are stainless steel. The only jon-metal parts of the grinder are the smoothly-finished large wooden knob at the end off the handle, a ribbed black silicon sleeve around the body for a comfortable grip, a slim black rubber or silicon pad on the bottom to protect surfaces it sits on, and a large O-ring that makes a firm seal between the main grinder body and removable bottom cup. (A second replacement O-ring is included as well.)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little grinder
*by L***N on March 18, 2023*

This is the first review I’ve left photos - coffee is important! First off, the people who waxed lyrical about the box it came in? Umm…is the box going to grind your coffee? Rhetorical question. Second, we have had a year to use this grinder - I ordered it late 2021. So it’s been tested. It’s holding up like a champ. I’m not a super fussy coffee person that I have to do everything to the nth degree. So - first off as you can see from the dinged up edge my husband likes bang it on the counter - still works fine. It’s sturdy! Next, it may depend on the year or supplier, but some of the photos show a gold colored nut/grind adjust on the bottom. As you can see ours is not. It’s stainless and turns quite easily. I also included a picture of a very fine grind (which I will explain below) but no others. Someone else posted nice pics of 20 and 30 click grinds. Also I took a picture of the inside to illustrate the cross bar in it. I never fill it past that with beans to grind. Finally, a pic of Japanese side instructions on parts as it showed the parts more clearly. If you decide to take it apart, do so slowly and lay the pieces out carefully so you know what order they go back in. It is not easy to put back together, but not impossible. You will say many bad words in the process. I have found the supplied little brush and blowing in it sufficient enough to keep it clean. Next - the person who complained about the rubber grip sliding? Well yes it will. If you can’t figure out how to simply push it back up then you also shouldn’t attempt to change a lightbulb. Next - the grind adjuster. Just like anything else you screw - righty tighty, lefty loosey. It is also marked fine or coarse and the direction. Your start point is when you tighten the nut until it can’t turn anymore. Then start turning it click by click. You hear an audible click to let you know how coarse or fine your grind is. The more clicks, the coarser the grind. Fewer clicks is finer. After using awhile your setting may change. I find myself having to add one more click than I did when it was new. But that’s probably because I sometimes grind very fine with just a few clicks. (6) It is not powder, but it’s pretty darn fine. I do this when I eat it. Eat?!?! Yes indeed. I will put this almost powder grind into ice cream or milk shakes - yum. What’s important here is the quality of the coffee and if it’s fresh ground like you can do with this each time. I buy peaberry Kona coffee. It’s kinda like the champagne of coffee. 100% peaberry Kona which grinds great in this. Awesome coffee - Cherry Hill Estate. Because of the coffee I buy I don’t need to use much coffee for drinking - 2 TBLS will make 3 cups at 30 to 31 clicks in our French press. I do not know what setting you would use for a pour over. Like most French presses you generally want a coarser grind - Your mileage may vary on your personal taste. Then you want to make sure you wet, have dissolution, and dissolve. We put coffee from the grinder right into our press, pour in water and make sure to stir for about 45 seconds. The stirring is important. Wait until your coffee has sunk (the grind from this grinder works great here) then let it sit for 6-8 minutes. No - that’s not too long. Don’t do the 3 minute thing. No. We find very little sludge from the Heliox setting we use making French press with that recipe. This grinder is not plastic - it’s metal which I think is superior. Last I looked I looked at a good professional machine it didn’t use plastic. This is a great price for a well made item. Plus, even though it’s a functional item it is very nice looking - looks great sitting out on your counter.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth it!
*by Z***U on December 16, 2020*

I was expecting a lot from this as I was jumping price points from a $15 grinder to $50. It beat my expectations- I was impressed. The packaging is giftable- similar to an iPhone style box. It is heavy duty. Feels so solid and of good quality. It is actually very nice looking- I want to leave it out on the counter. The matte finish makes it look expensive. Now to the functionality: the top handle comes off to put the beans in, but it is a very simple pop off and on (perhaps magnetic?). The handle is very comfortable to turn and grinding is very smooth- no hang ups. It is also a very speedy process. Wow what a difference a nice price of equipment makes in how smooth and quick this process is. Next is the ability to adjust the grind size. There is a definite click which is nice to track how many clicks forward or backward (though there are not any numbers, you would have to know how many clicks you want to move it. And that’s only if you change it between 2 frequently). For me, I spent a few minutes when I first got it to grind a few beans and adjust, repeat - until I found my perfect setting. I’m including pics of the finest and the most course. One thing I noticed when I tasted my first cup- (with the same kind of beans I used the day before).... was how much better the flavor was! I am sold that a burr grinder makes a difference.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Buy this grinder right now
*by J***X on February 12, 2020*

So the world of hand grinders is a consumer hellscape and I'm here to tell you BUY THIS GRINDER RIGHT NOW. Ok, I wanted a good hand burr grinder not really to replace my electric grinder, but for travel or camping so that I could make a good aeropress "in the field." What I quickly learned from reading reviews and watching online videos are that you basically have two choices: cheap garbage or $$$$$$$. I researched for days why it made sense that a decent hand grinder was $150, while an industry standard home electric burr grinder can be gotten for $100. Were these electric grinders somehow inferior? Was hand grinding the only way to really get a clean coffee extraction? Apparently not. Good hand grinders are just expensive, and, really, just a travel convenience. If you grind a lot of coffee at home the general recommendation seems to be, "buy an electric grinder." So, while it seems stupid that you need to pay $100 for a solid home electric burr grinder and $150 for a decent travel toy, that really is the world we live in. If you have spent any time at all online reading/researching hand grinders then you know that the cheap market is currently dominated by grinders like JavaPress (starting around $15) or even Hario (currently around $50). These grinders use cheap ceramic (are these things really plastic?) burrs and have cheap innards made of plastic or flimsy metal. On the other end are grinders like the Helor 101 or the Kinu Phoenix, which are machined from steel and aluminum and range from $200 to $400. For a long time, all I could find in the "machined" grinder variety that was anything near my price range were the products of Timemore. Timemore is a Chinese company that seems to do good work, but really doesn't interface well with the West. Their website is basically non-functional, and their product pages are littered with literary errors that, while they're understandable given the difficulty of translating from Chinese to English, don't really build confidence in a premium product that is supposed to be worth it because of the attention to detail (around $150 for their flagship Timemore G1 Chestnut as of now). They do offer a $70 version of their Timemore grinder, which they call the "C". The C has plastic innards, which isn't necessarily fatal, but is also kind of disappointing. Still, I was on the verge of purchasing one of these "C" grinders when I discovered this one, by Heihox. As of this writing, there are only 10 reviews of the Heihox on Amazon, and basically nothing anywhere else. I couldn't find it on any coffee company websites or on Youtube. After carefully reading the reviews on here, and examining the few photos that had been posted by customers, I felt comfortable trying it out. After all, it was Prime eligible and I could return it if it was junk right? At $99 it was expensive, but less so than the high end grinders that I liked and it bears a particular resemblance to the very expensive (>$250) Helor 101, which I really liked a lot. To make the final decision easier, Heihox was offering a 35% off coupon on here at the time of my purchase, making my total cost around $70. So I bought it. The design. My God. It's the best deal I've ever found. This grinder is a beast, with real heft in the hand. It is almost all metal, mostly heavy aluminum. The only exception is the walnut handle knob, which is finished nicely. It was clearly machined from a solid aluminum block, which is astonishing to me at this price. The lid/handle is magnetic and attaches to the top of the drive shaft, which is steel. The magnet is strong enough to hold the lid on and coffee in when the grinder is inverted. The burrs are stainless and sharp, at least as sharp as those on my electric OXO grinder that I use every day. Like the Helor 101, this grinder's collection cup is all aluminum (and THICK aluminum at that) and is held on by an O-ring. You get a spare inside the cup when you open the grinder. The grinder has a real ball bearing inside, not just a bushing. You can even do the trick that you see in the Helor 101 promos where you can hold the grinder sideways by the handle and, while holding the handle still, spin the grinder around it. The motion is fluid and smooth with very little resistance. While doing this, I realized that the grinder sometimes made a strange, soft rattling noise when I shook it. I was concerned that something was loose inside, so I removed the three screws on the bottom that hold the burrs in. I found that this rattling was caused by a small magnet inside a pocket next to the outer burr ring. The magnet rattles softly because aluminum is not magnetic (and neither is stainless) so it is free to move slightly in this pocket. I have no idea what the function of this magnet is, but it wasn't a loose or broken part so I put it back together. Ok, so enough about design, what about performance? I loaded the grinder with 10 g of beans and put the grinder near its coarsest setting. One reviewer commented that the thing they didn't like about this grinder was that it seemed like the adjustment nut turned too easily and that it would drift. I watched a Youtube video of the Helor 101 in action, and I saw from it that that grinder, too, had an adjustment nut that turned VERY easily. I figured, hey, if it works on a $275 grinder, it will be fine for a $100 grinder. To my surprise, however, the nut does not turn effortlessly. I don't know if they changed this grinder or what, but the nut has small ball bearings in it and there are recesses milled into the bottom of the inner burr for them to rub against. The effect is a sort of "stepped" adjustment that has a nice resistance. It took about 30 seconds to grind the beans. The turns were smooth and effortless with a pleasant grinding sound. I have provided a pic of the grounds, which came out beautifully consistent. Almost no visible fines. I then repeated the experiment with the grinder near its finest setting. Surprisingly, this was also effortless with a pleasant grinding sound and feel. I again finished in 30 seconds, which surprised me greatly. Again, the beans were consistently and beautifully ground, and I have attached a picture. I say I adjusted the grinder to "near" its finest and coarsest setting because the adjustment nut is also the adjusting nut. It can be removed completely and tightened all the way to the point that the burrs appear to be touching (they can't grind coffee at this setting, but still turn freely without rubbing). I was blown away by the performance of this grinder. The bad? I don't really have "bad" comments at this point, but maybe a couple "not fantastics." Number 1, this grinder doesn't have a huge capacity. I was only able to get 18-20 g of beans into it. This is mostly because the support struts for the drive shaft start near the top of the grinder and have the same silhouette to a depth of about half the hopper. I took a pic that tries to show this, but it's dark in there. You can see it if you look close. Still, even high price grinders are frequently criticized for things like this, so I don't care that much. Second, the burr seems a little sticky on the shaft at this point. Now, I've only ground about 20 g of coffee so far, so maybe this won't actually be a problem. Or maybe it will but only until it gets "broken in." But I found that when I was taking the adjustment nut off to remove the burr from the shaft and look inside, the nut came off and the burr stayed in place. There is a spring inside that pushes it out when the nut is loosened, but it didn't move. I hit the side of the grinder with my hand and it immediately popped off. Again, I'm ZERO concerned about this at this stage, but I'll update later if it somehow becomes the worst thing ever. Overall, my recommendation is BUY THIS GRINDER if you are in the market for a good hand grinder. For $100, it beats the crap out of the nearest competition. And, if you happen to get it on sale for around $70 then, my friend, you have won the lottery. It buggers belief that people buy (and LOVE) the cheap plastic and ceramic Hario skerton at $50 when this all metal work of art can be had for $30 more (or even $50 more if at full price). This grinder should last for decades and man, it's beautiful. Random details The box was pretty and high quality. It was superbly packed in die cut foam. The only extra accessory in the box is the extra O ring for the grounds collector. There are no wrenches or anything, but all the screws for disassembly are standard Allen wrench heads (metric).

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