The Cuisinart DBM-8P1 Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill is the better buy for most shoppers. Cuisinart publishes 18 grind positions from ultra-fine to extra-coarse, a removable 8-ounce hopper, a 4-to-18-cup slide dial, an automatic shutoff timer, and a removable chamber that can hold enough grounds for 32 cups. Its controls are ordinary switches and a dial, but that simplicity is an advantage when you want an easy-to-find current model.
The Cuisinart DBM-T10 Touchscreen Burr Grinder earns its place for interface convenience. It also publishes 18 grind positions and equivalent half-pound hopper and 32-cup chamber capacities, then adds Reveal touchscreen controls, an LCD cup/countdown display, a 1-to-14-cup selector, and manual grind control. Its listed 7.34 × 5 × 11.14-inch body is useful for measuring a coffee station.
The deciding caveat is status: Cuisinart labels the DBM-T10 discontinued. That does not make it unusable, but it means stock, seller condition, returns, and warranty coverage require more scrutiny. Unless touchscreen operation or one-cup dosing matters enough to accept that trade-off, choose the DBM-8P1.