Cuisinart (DCG-12BC) Grind Central Coffee Grinder Reviews

I used this for 1 month and just stopped working. Seems like a fuse blew. Returned it for the same one. I like it grinds a lot of beans at once. Does a good job till it doesn't.

It works fine and I like the size and ease of using it. The only negative thing I would say is that if you want coarse grind you cannot do it. It grinds to fine grind but you cannot separate the fine grind out to grind just coarse. In other words, it mixes it all in as it grinds it and it's either part fine grind and medium/no grind, or grind it all and then it is all fine grind.

This grinder works well and quickly. It is about as quiet as you can get, for a coffee grinder. The ground coffee leaks out of the grind bowl a little bit but not so much as to be a negative. My only complaint is the small rubber ring to protect the cord going in and out of the storage space in the bottom of the unit fell off almost immediately. So to protect the cord, I no longer push it back into the unit for storage. Overall it is a good product and I would recommend.

Very good coffee grinder. I ground up 12 oz of beans in no time flat. Very consistent grind! Recommend

It doesn't have a grind setting but honestly for the price this is perfect for my French Press coffee. I love it! Doesn't take up a lot of space and works amazingly!

It does a great job of grinding coffee. What I don't like is the mess it makes. After you grind the coffee it pops out of the top of the grinder bowl and kinda everywhere.

The Grinder Central Coffee Grinder is very easy to use and grinds beans quickly. Grind for several seconds for course grounds or longer for a fine grind. It also doesn't take up a lot of space on the counter and is easy to clean.

I bought this as a replacement for the same model , but this one does not match the quality of the first purchase. It is very noisy (high pitch), and a lot of "grounds" get outside of the grinder while it is in operation. It fits much tighter together when I begin the "operation". At first the ground coffee stuck to the interior of the container--I scrubbed it with hot water and soap last time, and hope that will solve the problem, but there must have been a coating on the inside of the container that caused it. Is it because it was probably not made in this country? I have found that many of my recent purchases made in other countries are of low quality and reliability.

My old Cuisinart coffeegrinder quit, so I replaced it with the only Cuisinart available at the store I was at (needed coffee, and didn't want to wait to shop around). This one is messy. Coffee grounds cling to the inside of the top, and drop on the counter when you remove the lid - a LOT of them. You have to hold down the switch the entire time it is grinding. My previous model ran for a present time. A minute feels like a long time when you are standing there waiting, but the grounds are not ground finely enough at that point.

I start used it in the beginning if February,and I am somewhat disappointed with the product. We make 4 cups of coffee daily and it makes the biggest mess,it overruns and gets everywhere. I have to do a deep clean after each use,is very annoying and time consuming. This is the first Cuisinart product that I was not happy with it. We have many of your products and have always enjoyed and continue to purchase for friends and family. I hope this isn't the way it supposed to.