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product_id: 49156108
title: "Mini Mill PLUS Ceramic Coffee Mill"
brand: "hario"
price: "$94.76"
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Hario"
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# Compact & lightweight for travel Adjustable grind settings Ceramic burrs for precise grind Mini Mill PLUS Ceramic Coffee Mill

**Brand:** hario
**Price:** $94.76
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee ritual with precision and portability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Mini Mill PLUS Ceramic Coffee Mill by hario
- **How much does it cost?** $94.76 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/49156108-mini-mill-plus-ceramic-coffee-mill)

## Best For

- hario enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hario brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Reinforced hexagonal adapter ensures durability and smooth operation over years of daily use.
- • **Freshness On Demand:** Grind exactly what you need—up to 24g—for the freshest cup, every single time.
- • **Customizable Brew Control:** Easily adjust grind size from fine espresso to coarse French press with a clear measurement window.
- • **Travel-Ready Compact Design:** Lightweight plastic chassis means no fragile glass—perfect for on-the-go coffee lovers.
- • **Precision Grinding, Every Time:** Sprint-mounted ceramic burrs deliver consistent, heat-free grinding for richer flavor.

## Overview

The Hario Transparent Black Mini Mill PLUS is a compact, lightweight manual coffee grinder featuring durable ceramic burrs for consistent, heat-free grinding. With adjustable grind settings and a reinforced hexagonal adapter, it offers precise control and long-lasting performance. Its plastic body and travel-friendly design make it ideal for coffee enthusiasts seeking fresh, customizable brews anywhere.

## Description

From the manufacturer Hario Mini Mill Slim PLUS Craft The Perfect Cup Transform your coffee experience with the Hario Mini-Mill Slim Plus. Made of plastic and sporting ceramic burrs, this grinder can hold up to two cups worth of ground coffee. It can be adjusted to produce finer or coarser coffee depending on your intended brewing method. Hario | Brewed By Hand Hario represents exceptional quality for brewing specialty coffee at home and in cafés. Whether you're just getting started with brewing filter coffee at home, or are looking to upgrade your kit, we've got you covered with our hand held Hario Mini Slim PLUS. Improved Handy Lock Sleek Smokey Grey Finish Compact Size Easy Adjustment Coarse/Fine Grind Setting Easy to Read Measurement Scale Grind On Demand The importance of freshly ground coffee in any brewing set-up cannot be overstated. The Hario Mini Mill Slim PLUS is a compact, lightweight coffee grinder that holds around 24 grams of ground coffee which makes it ideal for preparing fresh coffee for 1 -2 people. Easy To Assemble It is simple to assemble making it easy to use, clean and put back together again. It’s compact design and plastic body make it the perfect grinder for travellers, mountaineers or campers. Adjustable, quick and consistent, the Mini Mill is an essential part of the V60 routine. New & Improved Enjoy a reliable and consistent grind, every time. The Hario Mini Mill PLUS now has a dark transparent look. We have reinforced the hexagonal adapter for the handy lock which makes the hand grinder sturdier than ever before.

Review: Evenness of grind is consistent and excellent - Received this 2/3 days ago and so fa have used it 3 times, all on the fine setting to prepare my regular espresso (which is why I bought this item). I also use an electric coffee grinder, aminly for use in a drip filter or large and small cafetieres, but it is not so good for espresso, so have until now bought ready-ground espresso coffee, so once my current stock is reduced I will probably mainly use the manual grinder instead. It was easy to set up and pretty easy to use - the minor exercise when turning the handle is probably good for me anyway. The espresso grind is very consistent and produces excellent espresso grind coffee which works well in my small moka espesso pot, I also have a larger espresso moka pot for occasional use when guests call and will probably continue to use ready-ground for that, but for individual use the manual grinder is excellent. It seems pretty sturdily built so am very hopeful it will last quite a long time.
Review: Thoroughly reasonable for price - Upgrades would be nice ie shaft stabiliser and smaller detents. - During furlough I went down a rabbit hole of 'third wave' coffee watching a lot of James Hoffmann and Chris Baca. It seems I only ever previously experienced coffee 'flavoured' drinks, and coffee can actually taste a lot different to this - this intrigued me and I wanted to see what these guys were talking about. So now you know what angle I'm approaching this from, a newbie who has no idea but wants to understand more. If I was going to jump down this rabbit hole it seemed right to start with the biggest piece of advice that seemed to be 'grind as fresh as possible'. Being furloughed, I didn't want to spend serious sums of money just to sate my own curiosity so this was a good sweet spot for an entry burr grinder that SHOULD be reasonable quality. It can comfortably take 30g of beans. The plastic construction is light, but rigid, and easy to clean. I had a lot of concerns about the shaft-wobble for the conical burr though - I'm tempted to 3d print a stiffening locator for the bottom. I found that on anything bigger than 'fine side of medium-fine' (about 4-5 clicks back from tightest position), the wobble gave REALLY inconsistent grind size. I've settled on using 4 clicks back for pour over at the moment. The clicks on the tightening nut could really be improved if they were made finer, to give greater control over the exact position. A stiffener to lock the bottom of the shaft below the burrs would be a massive improvement too. Even with these nitpicks in mind, it did the job and performs adequately for a compact, low-med price, coffee grinder which, good enough that I know I can't blame it for my own inconsistent brewing - but that's where enjoying constant improvement comes in!

## Features

- TRANSFORM YOUR COFFEE: Grind your beans the right way and transform your coffee experience with the Hario Mini Mill PLUS. The hand grinder is extremely easy to hold and has a large handle to ensure quick, consistent and smooth bean grinding
- PRECISE & CONSISTENT GRIND: The hand coffee grinder has adjustable, sprint-mounted, ceramic burrs that provide a very consistent grind. These burrs don’t transfer heat and shave the coffee bean for improved flavour versus cracking it the way blade grinders do
- LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN: The handheld grinder is exceptionally lightweight and portable. The Mini Mill PLUS has no glass parts with the entire chassis made of plastic, which is travel friendly as it's less likely to be damaged in transit
- CRAFT THE PERFECT CUP: Excellent for all types of brewing from French Press to Espresso. The hand grinder has an easy to read measuring window that can hold up to 24g of coffee, perfect for two cups (1 cup = 12g and 2 cups = 24g)
- NEW & IMPROVED: The Hario Mini Mill PLUS features an improved reinforced hexagonal adapter for the handy lock which makes the hand grinder sturdier than ever before, and less likely to strip with age

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01GPMH590 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 12,887 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 3 in Manual Coffee Grinders |
| Brand | HARIO |
| Capacity | 13 g |
| Colour | Transparent Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (8,026) |
| Date First Available | 24 Aug. 2016 |
| Item Weight | 300 g |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | MSS-1DTB |
| Product Dimensions | 11.18 x 7.87 x 18.29 cm; 300 g |
| Special Features | Manual |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HARIO
- **Colour:** Transparent Black
- **Item weight:** 0.3 Kilograms
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Recommended uses for product:** Home Brewing, Manual Brewing

## Images

![Mini Mill PLUS Ceramic Coffee Mill - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51pKonSmxFL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Hi,

Do you also have to readjust grind size after every grinding? There's always 3-4 clicks difference**
A: No, you don't have to readjust grind size each time. I use my Hario Mini daily but only wash once a week to remove the coffee oil. I feel that is sufficient. You need to make sure you replace the wing nut the correct way up after cleaning.  If positioned incorrect way round the doesn't grind. Grind position remains the same on every grind until you wish to adjust.

**Q: is the outer burr supposed to be seating firmly? as mines is loose and would fall down and touch the inner burr. Looks like a defect**
A: I checked mine, the Outer burr is supposed to rest, under it's own weight, on top of the inner burr. For me I haven't had any problems from this, and have managed to grind coffee both coarse and fine (although it takes a long time to grind) and have always had consistent results.

**Q: How long does it take to grind the full 30g on a medium setting (for a filter coffee)?**
A: Grinding as fast as I can, it takes the same time as my kettle takes to boil 1.5 litres of water. It’s now my morning exercise.

**Q: How long does it take to grind the full 30g on a medium setting (for a filter coffee)?**
A: I think the time depends mostly on the setting i.e. longer for fine setting as used for espresso  coarser for  normal  use. I also find  for me i find it grinds more efficiently holding the grinder at roughly 45 degrees  and also  easier to grind as beans are being fed in from side rather than full on grind from top. Some people use a small cordless drill  attached to the hexagon drive  rather than the handle for  ease of grinding, but  for me i enjoy the exercise.!!!!!  Jack Lumber.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Evenness of grind is consistent and excellent
*by B***) on 30 October 2022*

Received this 2/3 days ago and so fa have used it 3 times, all on the fine setting to prepare my regular espresso (which is why I bought this item). I also use an electric coffee grinder, aminly for use in a drip filter or large and small cafetieres, but it is not so good for espresso, so have until now bought ready-ground espresso coffee, so once my current stock is reduced I will probably mainly use the manual grinder instead. It was easy to set up and pretty easy to use - the minor exercise when turning the handle is probably good for me anyway. The espresso grind is very consistent and produces excellent espresso grind coffee which works well in my small moka espesso pot, I also have a larger espresso moka pot for occasional use when guests call and will probably continue to use ready-ground for that, but for individual use the manual grinder is excellent. It seems pretty sturdily built so am very hopeful it will last quite a long time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thoroughly reasonable for price - Upgrades would be nice ie shaft stabiliser and smaller detents.
*by E***E on 16 June 2020*

During furlough I went down a rabbit hole of 'third wave' coffee watching a lot of James Hoffmann and Chris Baca. It seems I only ever previously experienced coffee 'flavoured' drinks, and coffee can actually taste a lot different to this - this intrigued me and I wanted to see what these guys were talking about. So now you know what angle I'm approaching this from, a newbie who has no idea but wants to understand more. If I was going to jump down this rabbit hole it seemed right to start with the biggest piece of advice that seemed to be 'grind as fresh as possible'. Being furloughed, I didn't want to spend serious sums of money just to sate my own curiosity so this was a good sweet spot for an entry burr grinder that SHOULD be reasonable quality. It can comfortably take 30g of beans. The plastic construction is light, but rigid, and easy to clean. I had a lot of concerns about the shaft-wobble for the conical burr though - I'm tempted to 3d print a stiffening locator for the bottom. I found that on anything bigger than 'fine side of medium-fine' (about 4-5 clicks back from tightest position), the wobble gave REALLY inconsistent grind size. I've settled on using 4 clicks back for pour over at the moment. The clicks on the tightening nut could really be improved if they were made finer, to give greater control over the exact position. A stiffener to lock the bottom of the shaft below the burrs would be a massive improvement too. Even with these nitpicks in mind, it did the job and performs adequately for a compact, low-med price, coffee grinder which, good enough that I know I can't blame it for my own inconsistent brewing - but that's where enjoying constant improvement comes in!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great grinder - very happy with it!
*by S***8 on 18 January 2024*

I bought this grinder because I was seriously temped to buy a REALLY GREAT grinder. I had my sights set on the Aergrind made by Knock - but at £125 I couldn't justify it considering I wasn't even sure if I would use it as much as my ideal inner budding coffee nerd thought I might. As a compromise I picked this grinder up because it had decent ratings by coffee nerds and was in a much more affordable price range at nearly £100 cheaper. This was a good move it turns out, because while I like to think I'm the sort of person who will freshly grind my coffee every morning for my cuppa - it turns out.. I'd rather have it NOW than Fantastic. The fantastic can wait till i'm awake enough to full appreciate it. So.. I find I'm using it a few times a week when I want a really nice cup of coffee to enjoy, and for £32 - I can justify that. So.. the Hario has become my 'entry-level' coffee grinder, until such a time that I fall off the deep end and cough up £125 for a really amazing one. And as an entry level grinder - it's great.. I love it. it's easy, not messy, haven't smashed my fingers yet.. looks good in the cupboard. criticism - The sticky bar code - others have mentioned it. it took me ages to get it off - I don't know what kind of double strong super-glue epoxy gorilla adhesive they're using but it looks like crap, and it took me hours of soaking, scraping and using isopropyl alcohol to finally get it off without damaging the plastic.

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