OXO BREW Stainless Steel Adjustable Grinder
Last updated: August 29, 2023
This burr grinder is the model for coffee achievers who thrive on quantity. Its hopper and reservoir both have a large capacity that allows it to grind up to 12 cups worth of grinds in a single go. We like its speedy operation, as well as its 15 levels of grind size.
We looked at the top Coffee Grinders and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Coffee Grinder you should buy.
Product Details
Key Takeaway: Large capacity for up to 12 cups of grinds. Speedy operation.
In our analysis of 114 expert reviews, the OXO BREW Stainless Steel Adjustable Grinder
placed 4th when we looked at the top 23 products in the category. For the full ranking,
see below.
From The Manufacturer
At OXO, we believe crafting coffee is a ritual worth savoring – and that making things easier doesn’t have to mean sacrificing quality. That’s why we’re excited to bring you our new Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, with a simple, intuitive design delivering consistent grinds no matter how you choose to brew. Voltage is 120V/60Hz.
Expert Reviews
What reviewers liked
The hopper holds enough beans for numerous cups and is airtight, so it can keep a few days worth of beans fresh and ready to go. the large bevel that adjusts the grind size moves smoothly and has clearly marked settings.
The OXO is speedy, too, grinding nearly 10 grams more coffee in a 15-second interval than either the Baratza Encore or the Capresso.
The hopper of the machine is very spacious and can hold up to 0.75 pounds of coffee and the grinding area can grind 110 grams of coffee at a time which is enough for at least 12 cups of coffee.
In the smallest price bracket possible, the machine is still sophisticated in terms of technology at least by making available 15 different grinding adjustments to get that perfect flavor.
What reviewers didn't like
This is the only area where the OXO isn't a field leader. In our testing we didn't find the noise it emitted to be particularly grating, but it is certainly loud enough to wake someone that is sleeping in the next room.
While it doesn’t grind quite as evenly of finely as the Baratzas, it does come with a wider and more nuanced range of settings than the Capresso.
It does not have grinding time based on the number of cups, the time is in minutes of seconds
The flow of beans to the grinder is also not as smooth as one would want. While being transferred, many a time the beans get stuck somewhere in the middle and thus has to be shaken to resume the flow.
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