Hario Coffee Mill Ceramic Slim

alaTest has collected and analysed 10 user reviews of the Hario Coffee Mill Ceramic Slim from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Coffee & Espresso Makers on Amazon.co.uk.

This is a very nice and lightweight coffee grinder. The only thing I miss about it is some form of visible indication of how it's setup. With my aeropress I go for maximum fine position and then "a bit back with the screw". It's ideal when you're...

It is a very simple product. Easy to put together. Easy to adjust. Easy to use. If you want very fine grounds, it does take time... Shame it doesn't have instructions in English.

After serious consideration I chose this as my first manual coffee mill. Unlike the bigger brother, Hario Skerton, I hear (and have experienced) that this mill has no risk of the ceramical burrs loosening when grinding coarser coffee. I mostly grind my...

The ceramic burrs adjustment aren't so precise than I expected, because it fit in a plastic brackets, and the axis too, so it moves a little when you are grinding coffe, but it still work very fine. I think it is an excellent grinder, but it could be...

I just got it several days ago, and managed to prepair about 20 cups of coffree with my stove top Bialetti (for 2 cups). Very easy to use thing. Only minus is that instruction is japaneese, but bless Internet - it can give you english translation if...

This grinder can be the most frustrating item on my coffee counter. I even came close to packaging it up and sending it back. I have a Gaggia Classic which is very fussy when it comes to grind size for an espresso. To course and the coffee it horrible...

I bought this mill a few months ago, together with Aeropress, hoping to make excellent coffee without breaking the bank. My expectation were fulfilled - this is an excellent grinder, and does everything exactly as you would want and expect. 1. Build...

I bought this at a artisan coffee shop, so I'm not sure if the unit I got is from the same source but I'm pretty sure it's the same model. The problem I had with this mill is that the locking nut wears away really easily, especially when coffee beans...

A good solidly built piece of kit that gives a nice even grind. You do have to work at it a bit but that's just something to expect from a hand grinder, I wouldn't want to be grinding more than one cup's worth with it though! Adjusting the grind is...