Electric pepper mill in stainless steel u'Select 20 cm - 8in.

I make golden paste a couple times a month. A crucial ingredient of the recipe is 2-3 teaspoons of freshly ground pepper. 2-3 teaspoons of ground pepper is not easy with a hand grinder. Another electric grinder I had put out an inconsistent grind, and did not have a consistent output of pepper. It took the same amount of time to grind the pepper as the non electric grinder, I just didn't have to grind. No better in my opinion. This one, though expensive is the goat! It does what it says. There is a consistent output of pepper, on going if I hold the button, and I can choose the grind size, and its fast. If I had to find something to improve, I guess I would say the reservoir where you put in the peppercorns is small, needing to refill often. And there is a little extra ground pepper that comes out after you finish grinding. However, even with those details, if you are looking for a good pepper grinder and want it conisitan and effortless, this is the product for you. It does not disappoint and its worth the cost.

It has been decades since I was a brand snob, but I have to say this Peugeot mill is as good as it gets. Excellent grind control with U-Select, a proven mechanism that just works right out of the box. I went with the powered Peugeot because when cooking I am usually using each hand for something, and there are several times when I just don't have two hands to mill pepper. This little gem gives me the best fine grand pepper available and the aroma and taste are out of this world. It seems a bit pricey at close to $100 but the quality of the milled pepper it gives you will transform your cooking and eating experiences. As of December 2019 this is the best motor driven pepper mill you can buy. If you can afford it, buy it.

I love black pepper, my hands can’t do many turns of a mill, so this electric pepper mill is great. The pepper mill is pricey, but seems weighty and well made. It has its own quirks of operation and filling that are slightly to a small degree bothersome. Better marking and directions would eliminate this minor annoyance. Most importantly it does a fine job of grinding pepper. Is it durable? It will take me some months (or hopefully many years) to evaluate this aspect.

SPENDY...PRETTY BUT DOES NOT DISPENSE PEPPER IN LARGE ENOUGH QUANTITY...THE SALT DISPENSER IS GREAT...THE INSTRUCTIONS AR CONFUSING AND SO MANY LANGUAGES FOR A PRODUCT SOLD IN THE US definitely do not buy the pepper mill....it does not dispense pepper..way over priced..I would try o return it but don't know how..Cant find my purchase receipt...if someone from Peugeot sees this posting please contact me ...the pepper mill is terrible...Something has to be wrong with it and it was this way from day one...

I have a finger grip injury, which made gripping and grinding pepper/spices painful, so I looked for something electronic. I purchased a generic $25 one from Amazon, and hated it. It grinded soooo slowly, and was very unergonomic (you had to keep a high tension button pressed down). I decided to splurge a bit on a Peugeot one, because I previously purchased one of their manual mills, and found it quite good, so I figured maybe they'd do a good job with the electronic one. I was right. It grinds much faster (probably about 30-40% faster, but that's enough), it feels ultra premium and solid, the button is just a "touch" button, rather than one you have to press, so it's very ergonomic, and it comes with this plastic rest, which does a really good job of catching stray spices from going all over your table (the cheapo one came with a lid, that would require you to de-attach the lid each time you used it). My one complaint is that the spice resevoir is a little small, so it will require more frequent refills. But overall very satisfied, and would purchase again.

I have had several Peugeot salt and pepper grinders over the last 20 years, including the original model, the rechargeable model and now this new touch top model. First, they’re great — but a caveat: they don’t last forever. On average, I’ve had to replace one about every 10 years, and that’s OK. Once you get used to the convenience of using an adjustable electric grinder, it’s hard to ever go back to the manual kind, especially if you do a lot of cooking and you are a big fan of fresh ground spices. So far, this has been my favorite of the three models that I’ve owned, but I almost sent it back. As a veteran owner, I already knew how to take it apart and insert the batteries, fill it with pepper, and put it all back together. (It’s a little tricky — NOT completely intuitive — so if this is the first time you are using a Peugeot electric grinder, read the directions.) However, when I set this one up, it didn’t operate. So I sat down with the instruction booklet and confirmed that I had done everything correctly and it just wasn’t working. Disappointed. I was resigned that I would have to send it back. But I decided to give it one last try by going to the market and replacing the batteries that came with the grinder with new batteries from the store. VOILA!!! Works like a charm. I am thrilled that I don’t have to return it. I’ve read the reviews about machines that stop working prematurely, so I’m hoping this one lasts as long as my others. If it grinds to a halt (no pun intended), I’ll try changing the batteries. On the other hand, we all know Peugeots can be temperamental!

I have been using this pepper mill for over two years now and it works great with zero issues. It is a bit pricey but so worth it. I purchased a cheap electric mill for the cabin and could instantly tell the difference. I used it for a while and had to buy another one of these. Buy it you won't regret it. I read other reviews that had trouble with the pepper corn rolling around and not getting ground. Just give it a little shake and it will take off again.

This is a replacement for an older model. This one is much improved and well worth the price