A compact electric grinder that mills straight into a glass jar, so what you grind is already in its container. It ships with two jars — one to grind into, one to store or use as a pollen catcher — plus a spoon and a cleaning brush.
Specifications
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5 in tall, 1.8 in across, 1.7 oz — small enough to hold in one hand
- Six stainless steel blades
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1100 mAh rechargeable battery, charged over USB
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Two 1.7 oz / 50 ml glass jars, one doubling as a pollen catcher
- Spoon and cleaning brush included
- Button lock, child lock, and overcharge, short-circuit, low-voltage and motor-stall protection
How it actually operates
Five rapid clicks to wake it, then press and hold to grind. The child lock means it will not run unless a jar is seated properly — worth knowing, because a grinder that does nothing when you press the button reads as broken rather than as locked.
Do not fill it to the top
The maker's own instruction is no more than half a jar per grind. Overfilling is what stalls the motor.
What it is not for
Coffee beans, nuts, peppercorns, cinnamon and woody spices will damage the blades. This is built for dry herb and flower — material that mills rather than cracks.
If it is powdering rather than grinding
Over-dry material breaks up too far in any grinder, electric or manual, and no grinder fixes that. The problem is upstream: store it at 62% with a Boveda pack in a sealed jar and it will mill properly again.
How it compares to the other three
This is the small one: 1.7 oz against 1.04 lb for the other electric mill, and it is the only grinder here that delivers into a jar you can then seal and store. All four grinders compared sorts the range by exactly that — where the ground material ends up.
