Features:

• Sturdy and durable stainless-steel bowl and blades
• 2-1/2-ounce capacity: enough for 12 cups of coffee
• Easy-to-read measurement markings on lid
• Stores comfortably on counter or in cabinet
• Wipe clean with a damp cloth; do not immerse

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Stainless steel bowl and blade provides superior grinding and durability. 2.5 ounce capacity grinds enough for 12 cups of coffee. Cord storage.

Amazon.com Review:
With Cuisinart's handsome, compact coffee grinder, it's easy to always have fresh coffee made to exact specifications. It has a 2-1/2-ounce capacity--enough for 12 cups of coffee. The grinder's clean lines and teardrop shape make it easy to hold, and it runs with the push of a button. To use, simply measure coffee beans into the bowl, replace the lid, and hold down the button until the coffee is ground to the desired consistency. Both the bowl and blades are made of stainless steel. Unplug the grinder when it's not in use--the cord can be stored in the base of the unit. --Jennifer Harris

Rating : - Unit is a Joke - Leaves Grinds EVERYWHERE
The engineers at Cuisinart must have taken the week off when this was designed, because it operates as if it was created by a child.

Despite two weeks of daily use, I have yet to come up with a way to use this grinder and transfer the contents to my coffee filter without spilling coffee grounds EVERYWHERE. If I am lucky enough to get the grinds into my coffee maker without much mess, a new mess is created each and every time I replace the cap on the unit.

Having to flip the entire unit to access the fresh grounds is a preposterous design. When I unpacked the unit (received as a gift) I thought a piece was missing - nope, it's just a terrible design. When I'm drowsily getting ready in the morning the last thing I want to do is fight gravity with a backwards product.

A few other gripes:

Unit's box says '12 Cup Capacity', which is strange because later in the instructions it clearly tells you that to avoid excess spillage, that you need to grind no more than 4 cups worth (8 ounce cups) of beans. False advertising!

The way the power 'button' is designed, there is no way it will hold up to repeated use.

Static charge mentioned by a few other reviewers is a definite problem; without it you would have a far better chance of replacing the cap after emptying without spilling additional grounds on your countertop.

All in all, I don't care how well this grinder may actually grind beans because I am too busy cleaning up my countertop each and every morning.