☕ Apexstone Coffee Scale with Timer: Precise Brewing Companion for Pour Over and Espresso Review

I bought this to use with a Chemex beaker. I needed a scale that would accurately measure coffee beans. It has a tare function where you first place a container on the scale, in my case a small plastic bowl, and then add what you are measuring, in my case coffee beans, and you only get the weight of the beans. I've also used it for recipes where ingredients are listed by weight rather than volume. Which is annoying as a US consumer, but now that I have a scale I can easily make these recipes…

I bought this for making coffee at a Chemex. I thought I could do without it, but it's just super inconsistent watching it every time. So I checked and saw on Reddit that people like this scale as long as you don't spend $100 on it. I can't say anything about the accuracy because I don't have anything to test. But given my usage, it doesn't matter since coffee brewing uses relative measurements. A downside is that there is a delay of about a second before it registers a bulk change. So that's…

I am an award winning barista who has competed in many places in Italy, Japan and the USA. I've used scales 100 times more expensive than these and yet they're almost indistinguishable in terms of consistent, accurate readings that can be trusted. I trust this scale so much that I use it when traveling and want to make coffee. Obviously they are not perfect, no standard can be; it can reach a certain degree of error close to the ideal. That's about as close as you can get without buying a…