Coffee Hit Ltd Reviews

"This is my first coffee grinder. After reading many positive reviews I decided to purchase the Rhino Tall Grinder.\r\nI wanted a fine grind for my espresso shots and I can confirm this grinder fits that purpose.\r\nI\u2019ve used it with dark and med roast beans and does a fantastic job.\r\nWith the different beans you get a great feedback as your grinding as you can actually tell if your grinding a dark roast beans to a lighter roast bean.\r\nMy way of getting the grind size is for dark roast screw burr nut fully closed then turn out 2 clicks and turn out 3 clicks for med roast beans.\r\nBuild quality is solid and dismantles for cleaning so easy. \r\nOnce ground the grind cup fits lovely into my portafilter and emptied with no spoilage.\r\nI highly recommend the Rhino Tall Grinder at a great price."

"This is my first coffee grinder. After reading many positive reviews I decided to purchase the Rhino Tall Grinder.\r\nI wanted a fine grind for my espresso shots and I can confirm this grinder fits that purpose.\r\nI\u2019ve used it with dark and med roast beans and does a fantastic job.\r\nWith the different beans you get a great feedback as your grinding as you can actually tell if your grinding a dark roast beans to a lighter roast bean.\r\nMy way of getting the grind size is for dark roast screw burr nut fully closed then turn out 2 clicks and turn out 3 clicks for med roast beans.\r\nBuild quality is solid and dismantles for cleaning so easy. \r\nOnce ground the grind cup fits lovely into my portafilter and emptied with no spoilage.\r\nI highly recommend the Rhino Tall Grinder at a great price."

"This is my first coffee grinder. After reading many positive reviews I decided to purchase the Rhino Tall Grinder.\r\nI wanted a fine grind for my espresso shots and I can confirm this grinder fits that purpose.\r\nI\u2019ve used it with dark and med roast beans and does a fantastic job.\r\nWith the different beans you get a great feedback as your grinding as you can actually tell if your grinding a dark roast beans to a lighter roast bean.\r\nMy way of getting the grind size is for dark roast screw burr nut fully closed then turn out 2 clicks and turn out 3 clicks for med roast beans.\r\nBuild quality is solid and dismantles for cleaning so easy. \r\nOnce ground the grind cup fits lovely into my portafilter and emptied with no spoilage.\r\nI highly recommend the Rhino Tall Grinder at a great price."

"Great service - fast response and support "

"Very happy with this. I\u2019d struggled with a \u201chacked\u201d Delonghi grinder for years and when the last of my three packed up I thought it was time for something decent. To say it has enabled my old Gaggia Classic to produce proper crema is an understatement. So I don\u2019t need a new coffee machine! Grind time adjustment and a large hopper, it\u2019s ideal for me. I\u2019ve seen some reviews that say it\u2019s noisy - not to me, but I couldn\u2019t care less anyway, given it runs for just under ten seconds and produces a great grind. "

"Just an amazing wee kettle. Purchased as a gift for my BH. But both us really couldn't be happier with it. Physically smaller than I thought albeit I knew the capacity of it. Still perfect for the job of making tea for 2 people, or more accurately, 2 large mugs. And I mean the drinking vessel, not just slang for us. The variable temperature is a game changer, and I love the hold at the temp facility. Actually have hold turned off as don't usually have spare water. Good for us that we don't have to wait for kettle, and it is still the right temp when we get to it.\r\n\r\nNot sure why it is seemingly a hard thing for most kettles, but the pour on this really is great. It real is a joy to use and not sure why this is the case. \r\n\r\nIf any slight moans it would be:\r\n\r\nAuto turn off when no water in it. Not a major thing as just press the switch. Or leave the kettle off its base. But had years of just putting back on base so hard to undo the behaviour. But need to do if I wish to use the brew timer otherwise the kettle tries to get back to its set temp.. \r\n\r\nJust be careful with lid. This is even less of a complaint as it is entirely user dependent. Just make sure you push the lid fully down. It's simple and a good fit but if not actually pushed in can pop up. And make sure you have the vent holes in the lid at the back of the kettle. They literally holes all the way through and you can pour water out of them if full. As said. This is all rather on me (and probably says the same within insfructions). Nothing really to be done and wouldn't change thedesign in anyway because of my failings or lack of attention. \r\n\r\nI would find a way to stop the boiling with an empty kettle. Especially in regard to the stopwatch. I would say a third position on the hold facility but I like what it does and is intending to do. It just feels it needs to know when very low water so it stops the heating. \r\n\r\nMay sound like more a negative review than anything but it really isn't. Just about perfect and we love it to bits. And it looks stunning, I've never felt this way about a kettle before. Looked at many before buying but put off for various reasons. I'm very happy I went for this lovely product. \r\n\r\nAlso quick and hassle free purchasing from Coffee Hit. "

"Perfect 50s diner mug, thick and heavy as it should be."