Purchase this a few months back. It's quiet as advertised. The burrs that it ships with make good Espresso and do great pourover/drip/Aeropress/Moccapot. You also can change the burrs to 50mm Espresso burrs. The motor in this machine is powerful (same motor as more expensive machines). It has a dedicated on / off switch. The catch cup I got was different than pictured but it has a lip around it--good thing--you can put the catch cup over your portafilter and shake--instant WDT! I have had no problems with static, the machine is easy to clean. I added a 3rd party Aro grinding dial that's very large and visible--but this machine has a larger dial compared to the other Mignon Filtro machines. I went with Eureka based on their long history making grinders. I've not had to tilt the machine or add bellows but those options are available as well. I made custom forks for my model and I can rest my portafilter and a dosing funnel right under the coffee output. Very happy with this quieter machine.

I bought this grinder with high hopes, but those hopes have been largely dashed.Though it is noticeably quieter than my previous two Bartaza grinders, it is not silent. I know that the branding is meant to be figurative rather than literal, but I would call the noise level slightly unpleasant. Granted, I would call my previous grinders "very unpleasant."The real issue is the static. This grinder releases grounds through the air and coats its front in a fine dusting of coffee after every use. Additionally, the grinder retains as much as 2 grams of coffee per use, necessitating tapping it, shaking it, and tilting it, all of which further scatters grounds.The messiness of the grinding process, for me, outweighs its moderate advantage sound level.

Great grinder with a few exceptions. It's messy! Between the grounds cup being too far away and static there is a big mess to clean up everytime I use it. I added a holder which brings the cup up to within an inch of the grounds discharge and it still makes a mess. I wish to buy the grounds catch from the filtro brew but finding that part number for that is impossible. The switch is in a terrible location in the bottom right. I ended up adding a latching push button to the top front left corner and it makes using it a pleasure now. It's quiet, I'll give it that.

It's fine. I think what I don't like about the grinder isn't necessarily be the grinder's fault. I live in a humid climate, so I can't leave beans sitting in the hopper (bananas go bad after like three days of counter time), so I use it basically as a single dose grinder for brew coffee. There is an insane amount of retention in every grind. And it isn't consistent. Sometimes it'll be half a gram, sometimes a tenth of a gram, sometimes almost a gram. The beans also popcorn like crazy, so the grind consistency is fine. I have to imagine I'm just going to buy another grinder. I wanted to like this one, and if you leave the hopper filled to the brim with beans and don't really care how much ground coffee you get out of a particular grind, then I'm sure it's fine. It just isn't for me.

The quality of this grinder is the first thing I noticed, then once I began grinding coffee I was so happy to have made the purchase. Easy and simple to use, quiet and consistent. I've been able to dial in the grind for drip coffee, and this has made the world of difference in our morning brew. For a simple, no bells and whistles, high quality drip grinder the Eureka has been amazing! Highly recommend.