☕ Enhance Your Coffee Brewing Precision with the Digital Coffee Scale & Timer: Ideal for Pour Over and Drip Coffee Methods Review

I love that it has a built in timer which is very useful when programming shots on my semi-automatic espresso machine. The sizing is perfect and the only reason I'm shooting a star and not giving it a perfect rating is that the measurements appear a bit slower (takes about a second so you need to take that into account when measuring shots with your espresso machine) . For example, if you want to brew a 2-ounce double espresso, you should pause the machine before you see this on the scale…

Received a replacement today and immediately had the exact same problem. I use for espresso and grinder measurement. As soon as I put a portrait filter or any vessel in there, it tares and zeros perfectly. I deleted and filled in and found it to be inconsistent and after seeing what was going on it just adjusted for no reason. My replacement unit, which was delivered on time today, had the same problem again. That makes it completely useless - for me. otherwise it's actually quite nice. But I…

For some reason these scales give different readings for the same item that was picked up and immediately put back on the scale. I use this scale to weigh my coffee while brewing with an AeroPress. About 75% of the time, when I take coffee off the scale and immediately put it back on the scale, the reading is off by 2-3 grams (+10%). Anyone who wants to brew good coffee knows that "accuracy" isn't very good. Another weird feature I found is that if you use your phone too close to the scale, the

Reviewed on 05/11/2020: I had to deduct 2 stars for this product. After several months of use, the weight measurement does not match. For example, if I put my coffee grounds in a French Press, it measures 23.8g. Then I level the coffee grounds in the press and go back to that scale and it changes to maybe 24.1. Then I shake it again and set it aside, and it will be 24.4 - although I didn't add any additional reasons for this whole process. At that point I get over it and just come up with an…

This scale is just plain wrong. No, that's probably right, but for coffee you want to weigh things, and one of the things you might want to weigh is the Hario V60 setup. You know, it's the classic cone pouring attachment and the plastic stand that holds the filter holder. So there are two good ways to use the scale with the Hario setup. The scale can be narrow enough to fit between the lower rails. This is what the pictures of the Hario V60 scale look like. Or the scale length can be wide…