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The Atelier Portable Burr Grinder

The Atelier Portable Burr Grinder

$289.00 AUD
$289.00 AUD
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Color: Black

USB rechargeable · Mini portable · ABS body · Black or white

Plug the USB into a power bank, fill the small hopper, press the button. The portable grinder buzzes for a few seconds, the grounds collect, you brew. No outlet, no hand crank, no morning effort.

The Atelier Portable Burr Grinder is a USB-rechargeable mini electric grinder in an ABS body. Sized for travel, hotel rooms, the office. Black or white, classic styling.

USB in, beans ground, cup brewed.
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Specifications

Type USB-rechargeable mini coffee grinder
Body ABS plastic
Power source USB rechargeable
Style Modern, classic portable
Finish Black, white

Care & maintenance

USB grinders need dry care, especially around the charging port.

  • After each grind: Brush the bowl and the burrs with a soft brush.
  • Weekly: Wipe the housing with a slightly damp cloth, never around the USB port.
  • Charging: Use a quality USB cable, avoid leaving it permanently plugged in.
  • Storage: Empty the hopper before storing, keep dry.

Frequently asked

How many grinds per charge?

Typically 8 to 15 single-cup doses per full charge, depending on the bean hardness and grind setting. A USB-C power bank gives you backup.

How long to recharge?

1 to 2 hours from a standard USB source for a full charge.

Travel-friendly size?

Yes. Designed to fit in a daypack or office drawer. Small enough for hotel rooms, RVs, and camping.

Will the burrs handle hard beans?

Yes for normal coffee beans. Avoid frozen beans, the small motor strains under unusually hard or icy beans.

Espresso fine grind possible?

On the finer side of the range, yes. The portable size means slightly less power, so very fine espresso grinding takes a little longer than a benchtop electric.

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