Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #51276 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: One Size
- Color: Stainless Steel
- Brand: Capresso
- Model: 503.05
- Dimensions: 6.00" h x
8.00" w x
8.25" l,
2.63 pounds
Features
- Stainless Steel Housing
- Extra large stainless steel chamber and blade
- Fastest Safety Stop when lid is removed
- Convenient Cord Storage
Capresso 503.05 Stainless Steel Cool Grind Coffee Grinder, Stainless Steel
Product Description
Capresso Cool Grind Blade Grinder with Stainless Steel Housing has outstanding features. Beaker and blade are stainless steel and the cup has capacity to grind beans for up to 15-cups of coffee. The Cool Grind has pulse action to grind from coarse to fine, the fastest safety stop and convenient cord storage.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
45 of 46 people found the following review helpful.
By Veloscente
I decided to write this review to balance out the undeservedly-low 3.5 star average rating this grinder currently has on Amazon.We have previously owned Krups grinders, and were most recently using a Proctor Silex E160B grinder, but my wife grew tired of its tiny grinding capacity.After 6 months of grinding 2 lbs of beans a month, here are our impressions:This Capresso is an upgrade from all previous grinders we have owned in every respect that concerns us:1) it can hold & grind 2-3 times as many beans as the Proctor Silex in a single load2) it is much quieter than our other grinders3) it opens much easier, and spills less after grinding4) the cord storage if far quicker, & less prone to jamming than our Proctor Silex5) we can grind an entire pound of beans in about 5-6 grinder-loads - with the Proctor Silex it was at least 1 dozen.I've read the other reviews for this grinder, and would like to address some of the pros/cons mentioned by other reviewers:Convenience or perfection, choose ONE:If you want a "perfect" grind, stop buying blade grinders and go spend $300+ for a top-of-the-line burr grinder!!!The burr grinder will be heavy, cost 12x as much, take up 6x as much storage/countertop space, will be a major pain to clean, but it will deliver coffee-house perfect grinds.You can have affordable convenience, or a perfect grind, NOT BOTH !!!Specific "issues" addressed by others reviewers:* Grind consistency gripes: ALL top loading blade grinders have consistency issues. It is true that the grind consistency isn't perfect, but it's better than our old Proctor Silex. We've had no trouble getting a consistently fine grind by shaking the machine once or twice while the motor runs and grinding for an additional 10 seconds or so.* Spillage: we get far less spillage than with our little Proctor Silex - both because the lid is much less prone to jamming and because we're no longer overloading it with too many beans.* Cleaning: It takes me 5 seconds with a 1" paintbrush to thoroughly clean the entire machine. I'm a bit puzzled how one reviewer claims to have difficulty cleaning underneath the blades. I simply push them aside with my brush and keep on brushing.Punchline: I'd give it 4.5 stars with the caveat that I'd like to see Capresso continue to tweak blade design in the search of even better grind consistency.At the end of the day, it is the quality of your beans that make for a good cup of coffee. If you can deal with a "very good" grind that still produces an excellent cup of coffee from high-quality beans, this grinder will do the trick.If you're in search of perfection at any price, have fun spending some serious time researching your burr grinder purchase.
31 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
By SLL
I really want to like this grinder, but after a couple weeks of use I'm disappointed enough to shop for a replacement. I've been grinding coffee beans for +/- 15 years using less expensive machines, and decided to upgrade to a "better" grinder this time instead of simply replacing my Krups Fast Touch.Pluses: the round design is comfortable to hold and has small footprint in cabinet, built-in cord storage is an excellent feature, easy to operate, round design is little less messy than the Krups Fast Touch when transferring grounds to canister, a little quieter than other machines due to lower pitch of moter sound, operates cooler than others so no scorching to interfere with taste.Minuses: coarse grind only, grinds unevenly even after pulsing and shaking to mix contents, max capacity is more like 7 cups of grinds not 15 cups as advertised, blades are less sturdy than Krups Fast Touch.There aren't many minuses here but function outweighs aesthetics. The blades are seated higher than the Krups Fast Touch which makes the grinder produce only a coarse, auto-drip, grind. I much prefer a fine grind, even for use in a drip maker, for more intense flavor and less bean consumption.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Robert P
However it doesn't work as well as my previous one from Pavoni. The cover on the Capresso fits around the outside of the grinder so when you transfer the ground coffee to another container there is always some cleanup required. It also takes longer to get the beans finely ground.
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