SHARDOR SP7418 Electric Coffee and Spice Grinder, Wet/Dry, 2 Bowls

For coffee drinkers who want to choose between a coarser or finer grind, the SHARDOR SP7418 uses simple push control: press the lid for different lengths of time to adjust the result.

It also handles more than coffee. Two removable stainless steel bowls support separate approaches to dry and wet ingredients, from beans and seeds to garlic, herbs and spices.

Need a compact grinder for more than one kind of prep? Its bowl options let you move between coffee and other kitchen ingredients using the same appliance.

Practical tips

For coffee beans, use the two-blade bowl and press the lid for the time that suits your preferred grind. The product information says a desired grind can be ready in 15 seconds or less. A shorter or longer press lets you adjust the grind from coarse to fine, so you can tailor it to your brewing routine.

Use the two-blade bowl for dry ingredients such as nuts, sesame seeds and flaxseeds. The four-blade bowl is intended for wet ingredients, including garlic, basil and spices. Keeping these tasks in their respective bowls gives you a practical way to switch between coffee preparation and everyday ingredient grinding. After use, remove the stainless steel bowl for cleaning, the bowls are dishwasher-safe.

Technical details

• Type: Electric coffee and spice grinder
• Control: Push-control grinding, press time adjusts grind size
• Bowls: Two removable stainless steel grinding bowls
• Blade configurations: Two-blade and four-blade bowls
• Wet grinding: Yes
• Motor: 200 W
• Colour: Black
• Material: Plastic body, stainless steel bowls and blades
• Included: Grinder, two-blade bowl, 2-in-1 coffee spoon with brush, user manual

Strengths

The main advantage is versatility with a clear division of use: grind coffee, nuts and seeds in the two-blade bowl, then use the four-blade bowl for wet ingredients such as garlic or basil. That makes this a different choice from a coffee-only grinder, particularly for kitchens where small-batch spice and herb prep is also useful. Removable bowls make it easier to transfer ingredients and clean up, while push control keeps grind adjustment straightforward.

Buyers commonly highlight how easy the grinder is to use and clean, along with its performance on coffee and herbs. Feedback about operating noise is mixed, so sound levels are a matter of individual experience rather than a consistent point of praise.

Questions before you buy

How do you adjust the coffee grind? Press the lid for different lengths of time. A shorter or longer press lets you choose a coarser or finer result, with the product information stating that a grind can be ready in 15 seconds or less.

Which bowl should you use for wet ingredients? Use the four-blade bowl for wet ingredients such as garlic, basil and spices. The two-blade bowl is listed for coffee beans, nuts, sesame seeds and flaxseeds.

How do you clean the grinding bowls? Both stainless steel bowls are removable and dishwasher-safe, making them easier to clean between ingredients or grinding tasks.

Buying verdict

The SHARDOR SP7418 suits anyone looking for one grinder to cover coffee alongside dry and wet ingredient prep. Its two removable stainless steel bowls, push-controlled grind adjustment and dedicated wet-ingredient bowl make it a practical fit for everyday kitchen tasks beyond grinding coffee beans.