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Cuisinart Supreme DBM8 Coffee Grinder

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Price Range: $34 to $54

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Bizrate User Review.

Modify for best results.

by Mclovin , Feb. 14, 2008

Comments:
Discouraged after attempting to get a fine enough grind for a 25 sec shot of espresso, I took apart the machine, bypassed all the safety switches, and cut out the small stop so I could zero (bottom out the two blades until they touch) out the blades, and

QuickTake:

Pros: inexpensive entry-level burr grinder. Indexed grind times

Cons: Needs modifications, cannot buy new blades

Recommended: Yes

Has Owned Product: 1 year

Bizrate User Review.

Disgusted and disappointed

by Online Shopper , Jan. 6, 2008

Comments:
I received this coffee grinder as a Christmas present. It worked well at first and then died with no notice after two weeks. Returning to the manufacturer, and paying shipping both ways is a nuisance. More hassle than it is worth.

QuickTake:

Pros: nice stainless steel appearance, easy to use, easy to clean

Cons: broke down after only two weeks. No power to the grinder.

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 12 days

Bizrate User Review.

Contains self-destruction device with one year fuse . . .

by MaskedGrammarian , Dec. 29, 2007

Comments:
Received this as a Christmas gift and used it primarily on drip and French press settings, mid-range and coarse, respectively. Week after Christmas, one year later, it rolled over and died. The lifetime of an appliance should be longer than this for th

QuickTake:

Pros: Used only for French Press; worked fine.

Cons: Died at most one year to the day from first use.

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 1 year

Bizrate User Review.

Not recommended

by woodsman , Dec. 28, 2007

Comments:
It must be that the finer you grind, the shorter the life of the motor. It is not worth the shipping costs.

QuickTake:

Pros: Gound good while it lasted

Cons: Sent it back under warrantee 3 separate times.

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 1 year

Bizrate User Review.

Inconsistent grind

by pizzle , Dec. 19, 2007

Comments:
I purchased this grinder for use with my Gaggia espresso machine not realizing it would not grind the coffee fine enough to use in the machine. I am able to grind much finer with a blade grinder, but that defeats the purpose of my purchase. So keep in m

QuickTake:

Pros: grinds coffee for many applications well

Cons: does not grind fine enough for espresso

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 3 months

Bizrate User Review.

Good Inexpensive Burr Grinder, much better than blade models

by mcline , Nov. 30, 2007

Comments:
I've used this grinder quite a bit both at home and at work, and take my coffee grinds very seriously. <br> <br>It's a good product for the price but does not produce enough consistency or fine enough grind for high-end Espresso machines. It works fin

QuickTake:

Pros: Inexpensive, timed grind, easy operation, has held up well

Cons: Grind is not fine or consistent enough for some espressos.

Recommended: Yes

Has Owned Product: 2 years

Bizrate User Review.

poor, poor qualtiy

by girlbuilder , Nov. 24, 2007

Comments:
I am on my FOURTH Cuisinart burr mill. The last one was just replaced by the company less than 2 months ago. The quality is not there. Very cheaply made. If you buy one, don't count on it lasting more than 3 to 4 months. For the price, I do not reco

QuickTake:

Pros: when it works, grinds great

Cons: wont last more than 6 months

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 2 months

Bizrate User Review.

Disappointing Grinder

by dana , Mar. 14, 2007

Comments:
I was so excited to finally buy a burr grinder, having heard how great they are. My regular Krups blade grinder <br>worked fine but only holds a small amount of beans at one time. So, when this burr grinder went on sale AND I <br>had an additional

QuickTake:

Pros: Attractive stainless steel casing; large capacity

Cons: uneven grind; messy cleaning!

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 3 days

Bizrate User Review.

Inexpensive burr grinder.

by Coffeelover , Nov. 12, 2006

Comments:
Purchased based on good experience with several other Cuisinart appliances. This grinder is easy to load and holds about 1/2 pound of beans. Grind selection is simple and involves rotating bean hopper to desired grind. Plastic output bin must be in place

QuickTake:

Pros: Stylish, compact, large hopper, removable bin.

Cons: Cannot be serviced.

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 2 years

Bizrate User Review.

Avg Joe Coffee Mill

by Online Shopper , Jan. 19, 2006

Comments:
After struggling with my wife's blade grinder and making a mess, decided a coffee mill was in my near future. So I bought this Cuisinart, I've had good products from them in the past. Everything was okay until I used it in the morning and it woke my wife

QuickTake:

Pros: inexpensive entry level burr grinder, good hopper capacity,

Cons: Noisy, dusty, uneven grind, staticy grinds stick to plastic

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 1 month

alaTest.com Professional Review.

Review summary of Cuisinart Supreme DBM8 Coffee Grinder

by alaTest

Comments:
alaTest has collected and analysed 381 reviews of Cuisinart Supreme DBM8 Coffee Grinder from international magazines and websites.

Review Verdict: Users rate this product 59/100. Comparing these reviews to 43655 other Coffee & Espresso Makers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 73/100 = Good.

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