Review on ☕ Enhance Your Coffee Brewing Experience with OXO BREW 6 Lb. Precision Coffee Scale with Timer, Black by Amber Marie

Summary: If like me you only weigh beans (less than 500g), buy the much cheaper and more accurate Fuzion digital kitchen scale. This OXO is kind of a dead end. I've been trying the Fuzion for a few months now and for about $13 I'm pretty happy with it. Original OXO test report: I only use it to weigh beans. If I put a bean container in with the tar the weight could be in the 0.5 range. And this can change over time. For example if I take it off and put it back on it weighs the same maybe 4 times and then if I keep doing that the weight might change by 0.4 gore so the difference stays the same and if I keep doing that will it will continue to change after several weighings. And if I add a few grains, the displayed weight definitely doesn't change unless I take the cup off and put it on the scale a few times. So if I add coffee beans I don't know if the weight of the container changes. while I weigh the coffee. As this started to happen more often, I just decided to get a new scale. My new one costs about $13 for an accuracy of about 0.01g. I'll see how it works and maybe update this review. In short, don't buy this scale. It's a bit inconsistent, which may annoy you. I think if you were using it to make your pourover heavier, even more so. More specifically, around $45.