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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandCapresso
MPN56004
UPC0844819013390, 0732233486268, 0794151401679
Model560.04
eBay Product ID (ePID)6011378460
Product Key Features
Power SourceElectrical
Capacity8.8 oz
ColorSilver
Item Depth7.75 in
Number of Settings/Programs16
FeaturesRemovable Burr
Cable Length6 in
FinishShiny
Grinding MethodBurr
MaterialABS Plastic, Stainless Steel
TypeBurr Grinder
Power100 W
Dimensions
Item Height10.5 in
Item Width5 in
Item Weight3 lbs
Additional Product Features
Manufacturer ColorBrushed Silver
Components IncludedCoffee Grinder
Country/Region of ManufactureChina
Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 07 Feb, 2017Most favourable review
CAPRESSO INFINITY CONICAL BURR GRINDER
After reading numerous reviews before buying the Capresso grinder, I never thought I would have a problem with course grinds. The reviews said not the greatest grinder for espresso applications. Great for fine grinding and courser grinds. I use a percolator, so course is what I need. The coursest setting is like a medium fine, and gets finer as you rotate dial. I have been experimenting, and need to buy a drip coffee pot now I guess, as course setting is too fine. Other than that, the machine is fine. I went from a blade grinder to this, so maybe the answer is a new coffee pot. Cleaning is not the worse, but it's not super easy. I use a bigger brush, and make sure to clean all areas after every use.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 29 Sep, 2017Most critical review
Quiet, good grind if you can work around the drawbacks
Low end burr grinder with imprecise settings. It is quiet, and once you find the setting that works for your preferred method of a coffeemaking, you should mark it somehow with a fine tip marker or other way to get a more precise repetition. IT does seem to vibrate away from the setting, or if you want to try french press one day (also hard to get coarse enough) and switch back to drip or expresso, it does not always click to a precise spot where you got the best grind. You'll get close, but there is a distinct difference. The cleaning could be better, there are fines that fall into a rim within the grind chamber that are hard to get out, so unless you blow it out with canned air ( a messy proposition) or find some other way to dig the fines out, you have those sitting there oxidizing and getting picked up in the next grind adding bitterness to your next batch of coffee. There is those cleaning beans, but have yet to try them. Seems expensive to use for each day's grind though.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 16 Sep, 2019
Consistent and easy way to espresso grind with less noise
I was tired of my loud blade grinder and decided to spend the money on a burr type. As I hoped, it is significantly quieter so I don't have to grind the night before to keep from waking up the whole house first thing in the morning. Also great to dial in the amount and walk away. The fine setting works great for my espresso machine, and it can make enough for several cups at the same time. Looks like the only down side is cleaning the insides with that tiny brush, which is a price I'm willing to pay.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 26 Oct, 2015
Easy to use
We bought this to go with a new espresso machine and it works great. It's easy to use and has a lot of settings that work great for our espresso machine and regular grind. There is a little bit of static cling with the plastic bin but I don't think that is avoidable from what I have read with other grinders also. All in all I would buy this again and recommend it as a affordable grinder for what ever you want to grind.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 11 Oct, 2017
Nice entry level burr grinder with a few trade-offs
I've been using this grinder every day for about two years and generally like it a lot. The grind is consistent and even, with relatively little dust. It's not too loud, either. My coffee has definitely improved with this grinder. The trade-offs are the stupid spring - loaded timer knob that makes it hard to grind the right amount repeatedly (my $40 Cuisinart "burr" grinder did this better), a somewhat annoying grounds box that doesn't pour all, and that it is a pain to disassemble and clean. That said, it's a great value for the price and I'm glad I bought it.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 16 Mar, 2016
Great Burr Grinder
Quiet. Perfectly grinds to the selected fineness. Cleaning any burr grinder is not "easy". First it has to be completely emptied of beans, second the bean reservoir must be removed, then it has to be turned upside down to remove any beans left, then the top grinder ust be removed, usually spilling ground coffee while removing, then the machine has to be turned upside down and gently patted to remove the grinded coffee. That is not easy. Of course it can be done without tools, but it is not easy. It's time consuming and messy, but this I the case with all burr grinders. I will say that the Capresso is easier than most, but not easy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 27 Sep, 2016
As good as it gets...
Start here this unit is adequate to do the job and can be adjusted easily for different size grinds. Reasonably easy to clean. The plastic container that holds the grind is oddly shaped and can be messy to pour from. The chute for the ground coffee could be straighter and a lot of coffee is held in the burr area before it is pushed out the chute. This ground coffee that remains in the grinding area is used over time but it is exposed to the air until the next grind.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 15 Jun, 2016
well built, excellent design
Quiet operation. Powerful motor. Easy to clean especially if you have an air can by which to step outside and blow it clean (I use my shop compressor and blast it back to an almost "factory refurbished"). Even grind.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 04 Jul, 2017
COFFEE EVERYWHERE!
I like this a lot. Very good grind from coarse to flour-like. Very intuitive to use. (I bought mine used, off EBay, with no instructions.) One problem- the static electricity that builds-up during grinding causes the coffee to go everywhere when you open the bin (made of clear plastic). It's less than 0.5 tsp, but requires a wiping of the grinder & counter. I just brush it onto my coffee filter.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 10 May, 2016
The quietest grinder out there
I've owned 5 grinders in the last 2 years searching for a grinder I can use at 5am without waking up everyone else in the house. I've paid as much $350 for a grinder and none of them comes close to the consistency of grind or quietness of the Capresso Infinity 565.5 (stainless steel model only). The plastic one is louder. That was the grinder I replace 2 years ago after it bit the dust.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
