Looks great, but has quirks

I have not recently purchased the coffee grinder due to the attractive, classic designs for my wife. The power button lights up in blue, cool!
What I then but negatively noticed was that despite a full bean container sometimes and especially when fine grinding adjustment the grinder revs and holds no more coffee beans. That in itself is annoying, but has on top of that the side effect that the preselected amount of ground coffee is not reached :( So either grinds to completely new and shakes the machine at every roar until the grinder attacks again, or by grinding a little gross. This compromise, unfortunately, you have to take on this machine. For a "Pro Edition" mine is but to un-Pro, more of a long-term care.

But not enough: Due to the frequent agitation and the consequent pressure on the lid, under which a contact switch is, through which ensures that the machine can only be switched on when the cover, said contact switch inside broke off. So, I thought, broken as broken can not, so I can try to repair the unit. Do not try this, am electrician. I solved the case and found that the contact switch is only fitted with a thin, cheap plastic holder. For a device in this price range I could not have imagined a better solution! But the repair was simple, and the coffee grinder is working again :)

As for power consumption, I agree with the previous speaker, I always pull the plug after use, even the remaining beans not to heat and thereby render it unusable.

So Design 5 points, 3 points function, maintainability 4 points, making a total of 4.