Capresso Infinity Plus Coffee Grinder Review

[@bluemystic7501]

I've owned my Capresso for about 15 months now. It's a fantastic little grinder but the exit chute is a design flaw. At the end of every grind I always tip the grinder towards me at a 45 degree angle and give it some taps to clear that exit chute. The plastic version is like $100 and it makes exceptional coffee.

[@kbhrastar]

Wow! thank you so much for posting this video! Saved us! I sleepily put it back together wrong and we've been waiting over the week-end to hear back from Customer Support so now we fixed it with no problem! we've had this for 10 years and it's still going strong--when I put it back the right way!

[@adnoway4238]

Does this machine grind coffee to make Turkish coffee. The coffee should be very soft Thank you

[@TDace25]

Just bought one of these. Excited to start using it. Thanks foe the review

[@donoimdono2702]

on mine the coarse setting is too fine for french press. is there a way to adjust that?

[@thehairlesspersian3273]

How would you compare this to the Breville Pro or Ariete if familiar? Ideally I’d want one that is solid and can consistently produce between French press and moka pot as those are my two preferred brew methods next to Turkish, but currently use a hand grinder for that since a much smaller amount. If can even do Turkish then that would be a nice bonus. Thanks again!

[@paulloren66]

How is the plus model different from the original infinity ?

[@jordanfrancis1644]

the Plus version has a die cast metal body, Vs a plastic one, and i think also a 3 prong grounded plug. and last but not least, more expensive. $149.99 vs $99.99 for the basic (plastic )model .

[@leegollin4417]

I beat the crap out of mine for five years so far. Pretty good.

[@AdamOutOfPocket]

It’s nowhere near coarse enough for French press on coarsest setting for mine 🤷‍♂️

[@mikecanniff3873]

Doesn't grind course enough for French press!

[@take5th]

The grind catcher is a stupid design for pouring.