700g Swing Grain Grinder(Upgraded Open-Cover-Stop)

Excellent product! Powerful and fast when grinding herbs which my wife uses daily as tea. A little loud but we can tolerate it for the minute it takes.

The CGOLDENWALL 700g Electric Grain Grinder has been a fantastic addition to my kitchen. This 2400W high-speed grinder is incredibly powerful and works perfectly for grinding all sorts of dry grains, herbs, and spices into a fine powder in just minutes.Here’s why it stands out:Superfine Grinding: This machine delivers consistent, superfine powder every time. Whether I’m grinding rice, wheat, or spices, the results are always smooth and uniform.Fast and Efficient: The 2400W motor grinds incredibly fast, reducing even the hardest grains to powder in just a few seconds. Perfect for larger batches or frequent use.Swing Type Design: The swing feature allows for easy pouring and ensures that all ingredients are evenly ground. It’s convenient and prevents wastage.Durable and Safe: The upgraded safety features, like overload protection, give me peace of mind while using it. The build quality feels sturdy, and I can tell this machine will last a long time.Easy to Use and Clean: Simple to operate with clear instructions. Cleaning is a breeze, especially with the removable parts.Overall, this CGOLDENWALL grinder is perfect for anyone who needs a powerful, reliable machine for home or small commercial use. Highly recommended for its speed, efficiency, and durability!

I bought this for the sole purpose of grinding up dehydrated peppers. Previously, I had been using a small coffee grinder but as you can see from the pictures, it would've taken me a couple of days and I likely would have burned the thing up in the process.This thing handled the job wonderfully though. It was fast and it ground the pepper down to a very fine powder, like flour. I don't know how this will affect my pepper mixes this year but so far it seems good. Some pepper can have a coarser grind but the speed and convenience of this unit will likely outweigh the negative effects.The motor seems pretty sturdy and powerful. The handle on it is kind of flimsy and bends easily but this wasn't a big issue for me. The wiring and electronics seem kind of cheap as well but hopefully it will last and frankly, I didn't buy it to look at it. It did what I needed it to do and it did it well. I did buy the tilting version which was quite handy dumping the pepper out into another bowl. I used the sifter as well for my ground pepper, which was I was happy with.Like other reviewers stated, it gets hot after running it for a minute or two. It wasn't a big deal for me because I would grind 3 batches (1 minute each) then sift them so the unit had time to cool down. I was kind of surprised by the blades as they were not sharp but I think that's intentional. I had expected to see really sharp blades but even though they weren't, they worked perfectly. I also had mixed results with the cleaning brush too as wasn't very easy to clean the unit with it since some pepper was stuck in the heads of the screws on the bottom.Despite all the little things I mentioned, this thing plowed through the peppers I needed to grind without any problem. Overall, I gave it 4 stars.

I have a farm and grow most everything I need so I am in the kitchen all day every day. I absolutely love this grinder. I bought small plastic ones that Had good reviews and they broke or would not grind some things. This grinder is awesome! It grinds everything.

I'd give this zero stars if I could.Bad design: blades are very hard to remove; cleaning the unit effectively is impossible -- you can't immerse grinding chamber in water, and because the blades are so hard to remove, cleaning is arduous; no actual on-off switch, but a timer.Bad performance: device turned itself off almost immediately after use; red reset switch didn't work, so it was impossible to reset; I just had to wait an indefinite amount of time before the machine started up again, upon which it quickly turned itself off.It looks like this company, CGoldenwall, recycles the same basic design across various brands (e.g., Insir). They use high speed rotating blades to try to grind and pulverize what you put into the grinding chamber. Great concept, but the execution is terrible (see above0. For that, I'd be fine with giving only one star. But because it seems like the company is trying to corner the market by flooding it with the same bad design via multiple brands, I'd give it zero stars.