TIMEMORE CHESTNUT C2 Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting High-precision for Pour Over French Press Espresso Turkish or Cold Brew Suitable for Travel or Camping
The stainless steel grinding core is precision CNC cutting and shaping, the sharp blade can quickly and evenly cut coffee beans, the grinding is labor-saving and smooth, and the grinding time is short.
Easy to adjust grinding thickness to meet different needs
High-precision CNC steel grinding core
[Excellent blade]: The milling blade with 55-58HRC hardness in 5-axis CNC machining realizes uniform grinding with almost no excessively coarse grains. At the same time, the generation of fine powder is minimized.
Specification: TIMEMORE CHESTNUT C2 Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting High-precision for Pour Over French Press Espresso Turkish or Cold Brew Suitable for Travel or Camping
Country of Origin
China
Item part number
DEYS-JS-1204-1439
8 reviews for TIMEMORE CHESTNUT C2 Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting High-precision for Pour Over French Press Espresso Turkish or Cold Brew Suitable for Travel or Camping
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Bhavneet –
dont waste money on a cheap ceramic burr grinder, it doesnt do a good job. This is great and you will be done in 20 seconds to 1 minute depending on the grind you need. when you are done, just tap it hard 2 times to shake off all the grinds stuck to the burrs when you are done.
Honestly, its for those who really want to get indulgent and only brew 1-2 cups a day or at a time. Anything above that, you might as well get an electric. I bought this because I use a moka pot, a v60, a french press and sometimes I do cold brew which all require different grind sizes and this gives me the ease. But in all honestly, you will be fine with pre-ground coffee too as long as you finish your coffee within 2 weeks and reorder.
what I dont like : the loading of the coffee beans into the grinder is difficult. beans can go all over the place. This should have come with a dosing funnel which would have been extremely helpful.
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Samprad Raja Uprety –
I’ll be writing a relatively long review or first impression because, boy, am I impressed.
For pretext, I used a knockoff Hario skeleton grinder, which I thought was already better than regular electric mixers or grinders. I just had this delivered and decided to brew a v60 with it and was impressed with its build quality (yes, it has a few plastic bits in it, but understand where I’m coming from). Then I ground the coffee, and it took roughly half a minute to grind, which left me perplexed as my previous grinder usually took about 2 to 3 minutes to grind something similar. The experience of grinding was also worlds apart: it felt consistent and smooth until it ran out of beans.
One slight annoyance is that there was a lot of static and I had a lot more chaff stuck to various surfaces of the grinder, but I will incorporate RDT (spray a little water on your beans before grinding) from now on, so this is not an issue. The brew time for my v60 dropped from over 5 minutes to right at 3 minutes, and the coffee itself was a lot more clear, and I could taste a lot more of the fruity notes in general. Mind you, this is the first time I’ve used this grinder, so I most certainly have not dialled in the right settings for me.
To put it bluntly, I suggest you skip buying grinders you can get for 1–2k and save up for this or something else (we might get an actual competitor for this grinder in the future, who knows) because it’s worth it.
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Kush S –
The product is a good entry point for manual grinding. Works as advertised. The manual has some hilarious mistakes (asking you to do the opposite of what’s to be done), but other than that, all good.
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Anon –
High quality product, easy to use and efficient. If you are looking for coarse and medium grind it should be very easy to get the work done. Espresso might require some labor from your part but still quite doable! Disassembling the product and cleaning is quite easy too and the built is superb. All in all slightly pricy but solid product.
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Kaustubh D. –
I did a lot of research before buying a coffee grinder for my kitchen and Timemore Chestnut C2 was among the best value for money products. I had ordered earlier a Hario (Made in Japan) but then returned it since it was missing a part (fault of the seller not Hario) but Hario itself is a great brand. However, Hario comes with a ceramic burr. And believe me, if you want a manual coffee grinder and would like to enjoy coffee more and do manual labour less, then buy one with a steel or metal burr. It is much faster and easier.
As a personal opinion, I am very skeptical for Made in China products and avoid it when i can. But i give credit where it is due i.e. when the product is truly good. I only wish that its top lid was not fixed to the rotating handle and there is very small gap between lid and the top container which could have been avoided. But apart from that small issue, so far the Timemore C2 has served quite well. There are many coffee aficionados in India and I personally hope an Indian brand offers a competing completely in-house built coffee grinder too some day.
Until then, solely for the cost and quality I recommend the Timemore C2. You can go online and check its reviews as well before buying and make your own judgement.
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Priyanjali Nayani –
I used the hario hand grinder with ceramic burrs for a long time, it made me dread grinding my coffee everyday in the morning. Compared to that the steel burrs on this Timemore are 10x faster and a breeze to use. It’s worth the premium. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants fresh coffee. If you’re looking to buy a hand grinder in the 2-3k range, go for this instead.
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Akshay –
Timore C2 is literally most valuable product if you get it under 5k it produces Little to no fines it has been blast since I bought it coffee comes out delicious and it feels premium to touch full metal body is a huge plus go for it
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Samprad Raja Uprety –
There’s a reason this grinder showed up in Hoffman’s review and put up a good fight. If the god of coffee himself calls this product ‘good’ who are we to question him. I’ve been using this for over two weeks now, daily. I use it to grind for a pour over and French press. They say 18-24 but depending on your beans you can go down till 16 for a pour over. Quality sturdy product. Very very premium. Look it up on YouTube if you have any doubts on how to operate/clean it. And then, just go for it.
₹24,000.00Original price was: ₹24,000.00.₹18,000.00Current price is: ₹18,000.00.
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TIMEMORE CHESTNUT C2 Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting High-precision for Pour Over French Press Espresso Turkish or Cold Brew Suitable for Travel or Camping
Bhavneet –
dont waste money on a cheap ceramic burr grinder, it doesnt do a good job. This is great and you will be done in 20 seconds to 1 minute depending on the grind you need. when you are done, just tap it hard 2 times to shake off all the grinds stuck to the burrs when you are done.
Honestly, its for those who really want to get indulgent and only brew 1-2 cups a day or at a time. Anything above that, you might as well get an electric.
I bought this because I use a moka pot, a v60, a french press and sometimes I do cold brew which all require different grind sizes and this gives me the ease. But in all honestly, you will be fine with pre-ground coffee too as long as you finish your coffee within 2 weeks and reorder.
what I dont like : the loading of the coffee beans into the grinder is difficult. beans can go all over the place. This should have come with a dosing funnel which would have been extremely helpful.
Samprad Raja Uprety –
I’ll be writing a relatively long review or first impression because, boy, am I impressed.
For pretext, I used a knockoff Hario skeleton grinder, which I thought was already better than regular electric mixers or grinders. I just had this delivered and decided to brew a v60 with it and was impressed with its build quality (yes, it has a few plastic bits in it, but understand where I’m coming from). Then I ground the coffee, and it took roughly half a minute to grind, which left me perplexed as my previous grinder usually took about 2 to 3 minutes to grind something similar. The experience of grinding was also worlds apart: it felt consistent and smooth until it ran out of beans.
One slight annoyance is that there was a lot of static and I had a lot more chaff stuck to various surfaces of the grinder, but I will incorporate RDT (spray a little water on your beans before grinding) from now on, so this is not an issue. The brew time for my v60 dropped from over 5 minutes to right at 3 minutes, and the coffee itself was a lot more clear, and I could taste a lot more of the fruity notes in general. Mind you, this is the first time I’ve used this grinder, so I most certainly have not dialled in the right settings for me.
To put it bluntly, I suggest you skip buying grinders you can get for 1–2k and save up for this or something else (we might get an actual competitor for this grinder in the future, who knows) because it’s worth it.
Kush S –
The product is a good entry point for manual grinding. Works as advertised. The manual has some hilarious mistakes (asking you to do the opposite of what’s to be done), but other than that, all good.
Anon –
High quality product, easy to use and efficient. If you are looking for coarse and medium grind it should be very easy to get the work done. Espresso might require some labor from your part but still quite doable! Disassembling the product and cleaning is quite easy too and the built is superb. All in all slightly pricy but solid product.
Kaustubh D. –
I did a lot of research before buying a coffee grinder for my kitchen and Timemore Chestnut C2 was among the best value for money products. I had ordered earlier a Hario (Made in Japan) but then returned it since it was missing a part (fault of the seller not Hario) but Hario itself is a great brand. However, Hario comes with a ceramic burr. And believe me, if you want a manual coffee grinder and would like to enjoy coffee more and do manual labour less, then buy one with a steel or metal burr. It is much faster and easier.
As a personal opinion, I am very skeptical for Made in China products and avoid it when i can. But i give credit where it is due i.e. when the product is truly good. I only wish that its top lid was not fixed to the rotating handle and there is very small gap between lid and the top container which could have been avoided. But apart from that small issue, so far the Timemore C2 has served quite well. There are many coffee aficionados in India and I personally hope an Indian brand offers a competing completely in-house built coffee grinder too some day.
Until then, solely for the cost and quality I recommend the Timemore C2. You can go online and check its reviews as well before buying and make your own judgement.
Priyanjali Nayani –
I used the hario hand grinder with ceramic burrs for a long time, it made me dread grinding my coffee everyday in the morning. Compared to that the steel burrs on this Timemore are 10x faster and a breeze to use. It’s worth the premium. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants fresh coffee. If you’re looking to buy a hand grinder in the 2-3k range, go for this instead.
Akshay –
Timore C2 is literally most valuable product if you get it under 5k it produces Little to no fines it has been blast since I bought it coffee comes out delicious and it feels premium to touch full metal body is a huge plus go for it
Samprad Raja Uprety –
There’s a reason this grinder showed up in Hoffman’s review and put up a good fight. If the god of coffee himself calls this product ‘good’ who are we to question him.
I’ve been using this for over two weeks now, daily. I use it to grind for a pour over and French press. They say 18-24 but depending on your beans you can go down till 16 for a pour over.
Quality sturdy product. Very very premium. Look it up on YouTube if you have any doubts on how to operate/clean it. And then, just go for it.