I'll soon put up some blade coffee mill reviews and place a link here to the reviews page. Blade coffee grinders are the cheaper grinders that produce lower quality, uneven and burnt grounds, and they are usually priced cheaper than the Burr and conical Burr grinders. Meanwhile, here's a cheap blade coffee grinder review - it includes a video of my Proctor Silex® basic home blade coffee bean grinder.

Click here to read reviews on Burr and Conical Burr coffee grinders. The Burr coffee mills grind the beans evenly and consistently without overheating them. This ensures a better cup of coffee. Burr grinders are usually more expensive. The Conical burr grinders are the better and generally the most expensive of all 3 types of the lower end coffee bean grinders.

Read more about the differences between the blade and the burr coffee grinder.

The Brewer-Grinder 2-in-1 "combo" coffee maker grinders are reviewed separately. The coffee maker grinders include both a coffee maker with a grinder in one unit. They are commonly referred to as "mill and brew coffee makers." Check out the grind and brew coffee makers reviews here.

Read manual coffee grinder reviews here.

To view coffeegrinder reviews sorted by brand, please refer to the Brands section on the Navigation Bar on the left side of this page. The coffee-grinders reviews in the Brands section include reviews of coffee makers and grinders by some popular brands, such as the Mr. Coffee, Cuisinart, Krups and more.

Finally, if you will be grinding large quantities of coffee beans, it is recommended that you buy a reliable high-end coffee grinder that has a large capacity and is designed for this purpose. I hope to have some reviews on professional large coffee grinders soon and will put up a link here to the reviews page.