Yes, the adjustable grind dial offers over 60 settings suited for various brewing methods, including AeroPress, espresso, moka pot, pour-over, drip, and French press.​

The grinder is factory-set to Medium-Fine, which is the optimal size for AeroPress brewing. Adjustments between fine and coarse are available to match personal taste. ​

The Grinder is factory-set at Rotation 3, Click 6, which is Medium-Fine, the ideal size for an AeroPress. To change the setting, turn the Dial clockwise (as you’re facing it) all the way to the right which is Rotation 1, Click 1, the finest grind size setting on the Grinder. To adjust the setting to a more coarse grind size, begin to turn the Dial counterclockwise. The more clicks and rotations made in a counterclockwise direction, the coarser the grind size will be. Count the clicks as you adjust and reference the table linked here. One full rotation is made up of 12 clicks.​ You can use the 60-click adjustment dial to switch from espresso-fine to coarse, suitable for AeroPress, French press, pour-over, or drip. Attach the Handle to the Hopper Lid and hold the Handle in place while you spin the Adjustment Dial to choose your grind size. It's important to hold the Handle in place to prevent the Dial from spinning freely. If the Dial spins freely, you are not adjusting the grind size. When successfully adjusting, you'll feel and hear a click with each adjustment. ​ Important: Only make grind adjustments while the grinder is empty, and ensure the Hopper Lid is in place before making any adjustments to grind size to prevent the escape of coffee grinds. ​

Absolutely. Its compact, portable and durable design allows it to fit neatly inside your AeroPress (handle and all), making it ideal for travel, camping, or brewing on the go. The titanium-coated burrs and high-quality materials ensure long-lasting durability, while the sturdy construction handles regular use without wear. ​

Yes, a lifetime warranty covers the burr set for normal use, and a one-year warranty applies to the rest of the grinder.

The grinder uses Italian-made, titanium-coated stainless steel conical burrs that provide long-term durability and consistent, precise grinding for espresso, pour-over, French press, and AeroPress brews.

Yes. Its compact design allows the grinder to be stored inside the AeroPress Steel, Original, Clear, XL, Go Plus or Go plunger (handle and all) for easy portability. The magnetic handle snaps into a side groove for a slim profile that’s easy to take with you anywhere.

AeroPress Manual Grinder is manufactured in China, but features burrs that are manufactured in Italy. AeroPress was founded by inventor Alan Adler, who created the very first prototype in his garage in Palo Alto, California. While a significant portion of our product line continues to be manufactured in the United States, some products are manufactured overseas driven by consideration of materials, assembly, cost and order quantity thresholds. All AeroPress products continue to be conceived and designed in the USA.

The AeroPress Manual Grinder has over 60 adjustment settings. ​

The aluminum catch has a capacity of 25 grams of ground coffee - ideal for single or double AeroPress servings. 

The grinder body and catch are made of anodized aluminum. The handle, adjustment dial and all other internal parts along the shaft are made of stainless steel.​

It’s called the Easy-Grind™ handle because its design makes grinding feel almost effortless. The longer handle arm provides more leverage than most compact grinders, and the full-size grip (not a small nub) gives you better control and comfort. Inside, two ball bearings reduce friction and keep the shaft perfectly aligned, ensuring a smooth, consistent rotation without binding. Plus, the handle arm is a single solid piece—unlike many folding designs—making it sturdier and easier to turn, even in a compact travel-friendly form.​