coffee & espresso grinder reviews home .. consumer reviews .. grinders .. saeco mc2002 burr Where to Buy No Business Listed List your business site here. About "Where to Buy" Product Details Overall Rating 6.6, Based on 22 Reviews Avg Price $120.00 Manufacturer Saeco Machine Type burr, flat, grinder, hopper, bin Colors black, white Class n/a Pro Review No First Look No QuickShot No Review Guidelines Please write reviews for products you own, and avoid single line responses - details matter. Provide comparisons you might have with other products similar to this one you are reviewing. Be realistic with your ratings, and remember that others will be using your review to make purchase decisions. Please check spelling and avoid controversial language. Please review our copyright information and terms of service before posting your review. Grinders: Saeco MC2002 Burr Previous Product Grinders Next Product Write a Review for this Product Sort Listing: Date Written | A-Z | Rating | Quality Best First | Worst First 1 - 22 | Show 20 Will (quality: 4.2) 12.11.2000 Rating: 10.0 Bottom Line: It works. No complaints. Leigh Booker 09.14.2000 Rating: 9.2 Bottom Line: Top notch performer from French Press to the finest pump/lever espresso grinds. Leigh Booker (quality: 7.4) 09.29.2000 Rating: 8.8 Bottom Line: Very Flavorful results, performs well through the entire grind range with lighter roasts.  Will choke at finest setting on oily beans. Joseph Davis (quality: 2.7) 02.17.2001 Rating: 8.4 Bottom Line: Well worth it. Robert Hemmerly (quality: 4.0) 01.06.2002 Rating: 8.2 Bottom Line: Great for the money so far Marc Berrenson (quality: 6.0) 04.02.2000 Rating: 7.6 Bottom Line: Well worth the money. Basically an espresso beginner‘s grinder. Chris Rokusek (quality: 5.0) 07.19.2000 Rating: 7.2 Bottom Line: Not uniform at some settings Paul Quinn (quality: 7.5) 05.03.2004 Rating: 7.0 Bottom Line: Great first burr grinder once you foil the static villian. Tony Reynolds (quality: 8.5) 01.01.2009 Rating: 7.0 Bottom Line: Face it, this is an old grinder. There are far better ones available now-a-days, but if you like to tinker and can find one at a garage sale or thrift store, hey, why not try to get it to work? It IS possible. Diamonds come from coal... Paul Cleary (quality: 2.5) 11.21.2000 Rating: 6.4 Bottom Line: A beginners grinder - buy the Rocky instead and save yourself pain Phil Pearce 10.07.2006 Rating: 6.4 Bottom Line: Simple, basic but reliable machine with good performance. Brian (quality: 5.0) 10.28.2001 Rating: 6.4 Bottom Line: Buy it if you can‘t spend more for something better Doug Wiebe (quality: 8.2) 10.21.2002 Rating: 6.4 Bottom Line: A decent grinder that packs a big mess. For a few dollars more, get a Maestro! Jim Robins (quality: 4.0) 12.11.2000 Rating: 6.4 Bottom Line: Best grinder for the (discounted) price, but design flaw makes it messy to use Jon (quality: 4.0) 02.25.2001 Rating: 6.0 Bottom Line: You may have the patience for it but be warned its MESSY... Brendan Getchel (quality: 7.7) 01.14.2002 Rating: 5.6 Bottom Line: If you're into static and cleaning coffee from places you never knew existed, the MC2002 is for you! Michael Weisman (quality: 5.0) 01.26.2006 Rating: 5.6 Bottom Line: Great for moka pots, messy counters, and people who like to have to tinker with stuff to make it functional.  bad for espresso. Bob Abbott (quality: 5.5) 03.07.2004 Rating: 5.4 Bottom Line: Performance deteriorates too quickly and very messy Phil Tellier (quality: 4.3) 12.29.2004 Rating: 5.2 Bottom Line: Temporary machine you will soon want to replace.  Inconsistant grind.  Repetitive blocage.  Get another brand. Deb (quality: 3.5) 02.10.2001 Rating: 4.8 Bottom Line: Too messy to put up with. Ken Christiansen (quality: 6.0) 07.15.2007 Rating: 4.4 Bottom Line: OK grinder for drip, vacpot, presspot, but forget it for espresso or finer grinds. John K. (quality: 6.8) 07.11.2002 Rating: 3.8 Bottom Line: Not to be used to produce an espresso grind!  Very inconsistent results. Sort Listing: Date Written | A-Z | Rating | Ranking Best First | Worst First 1 - 22 | Show 20

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