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The box contents. Basic is fifty dollars for the grinder alone. Deluxe is sixty and adds a cleaning brush, a stash tube, a charging cable and two filling cones. The grinder itself is identical in both.

Up to five grams. That is well past what a pocket grinder holds, and it is the reason this reads as a prep tool for someone rolling several at once rather than a keychain item.

No. The cell is built in and rechargeable, and a charging cable is included in the deluxe set. That removes the recurring cost that kills most electric grinders at the counter.

Five food grade stainless steel blades. They chop rather than shred between teeth the way a manual grinder does, which is why the output texture is different and why the demo matters at the register.

It comes apart, and the parts are non stick. On an electric grinder that is the whole question, because a unit that cannot be opened becomes unusable in a month and comes straight back to the counter.

They are the funnel end of the deluxe set. Ground material moves from the chamber through the cone into a pre rolled paper, which is the step that makes a fifty dollar grinder feel like a tool instead of a novelty.

By demonstration. Keep one charged on the counter and let people press the button. Nobody buys this off a peg card, but the ten dollar step up to the deluxe set closes on its own once someone has watched a cone fill.

The person who already owns two manual grinders. It is an upgrade purchase, not a first purchase, so it belongs at the top of the grinder wall where it can be compared against the ten dollar pieces underneath it.

Rolling trays, cones and storage. The deluxe set already points at cone filling, so a tray and a stash tube on the same shelf turn one fifty dollar sale into a basket. That is the whole reason to give this a shelf position rather than a hook.