KitchenTour CaféMetric Coffee Scale with Timer 0.1g/2000g - Precision Scale for Espresso & Pour Over - Water Flow Speed Mode and Coffee Powder-to-Liquid Ratio Mode - Rechargeable, LCD Display, Black

Excellent scale in every sense. It has a hefty weight to it. Has a pleasant "beep" sound that is not loud at all but easily hearable. They only "defect" this (and many not-so-expensive) coffee scales have is that you MUST always use an OLDER charger which outputs no more than 1A (Ampere). That's because the circuits these scales have are not sophisticated enough to receive a huge power output like the one of a fast charger, so if you do use a fast charger, the battery life will be ruined in little to no time at all. The brightness of its screen is OK, not super but enough and mostly adequate. What I like the most about this scale is that it is very responsive (aka. speedy) in updating the output being displayed as the espresso falls into the cup. And in everything you are measuring. Also the hefty body prevents interference from other devices like microwaves, which I have seen in other cheaper scales.

I use this scale every single day for weighing my espresso beans, and it has been absolutely fantastic. It’s very simple to use, responsive, and accurate. The timer function is extremely convenient for dialing in espresso shots and keeping consistency with my coffee routine. I also really like the overall design. It looks clean, modern, and elegant on the countertop without taking up much space. The display is easy to read, the controls are straightforward, and it just feels very well thought out for coffee lovers. For the price, this scale has honestly exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend for anyone getting into espresso or wanting a reliable daily coffee scale.

Battery died Didn't matter how long I charged it would say low and shut off it worked great when it actually worked. The battery did not hold a charge. Didn't matter of how long it was charged, the device repeatedly showed a low-battery warning and powered off. It worked great during the times it functioned, but the battery issue made it unusable.

A great addition to our espresso machine setup as well as baking. Small enough to fit on our espresso machine under the portafilter to measure the output. Easy to charge, accurate, and works perfectly.

Works great for measuring my coffee beans for making my daily espresso drinks.

love this scale, i use it for my ritualistic cup of matcha & its incredibly reliable. One charge lasts me months. customer service is also phenomenal, very helpful, & reliable!! I would definitely purchase this item & from this seller again.

Has already quit working. Very disappointed.

Since I don’t measure things like this scale provides, I don’t see the value in it. It will just be used as a manual scale for me. This Pour Over Scale and Timer accuracy is within 0.1g on all the objects I weighed between 1 and 50g. And the precision was 0.1g. Under a 1g, the scale did not measure well, and it would not measure any weight under 0.3 grams. The scale comes with a thick rubber pad that fit nicely over the scale to protect it from heat. The scale with rubber pad weights 11.6 oz, which feels heavy for its size. It measures 4.3 x 4.2 x 0.9”. The scale has 4 modes: Manual, Auto, Espresso, and Water Flow Velocity. The scale remembers the last mode when powered on with the top power button. If one uses the side on/off button, all the settings are reset to the default, which is Manual mode and Beep is On. The Manual and Auto were easy to use by reading the instruction booklet. The espresso mode instructions in the booklet are slightly wrong; After adding the coffee, one presses the “T” left button, not the power right button. Other than that, the Espresso mode works as stated. The Water Flow Speed Mode was harder to figure out and I’m not sure I understand it completely. I think one needs follow the instructions for the Auto Timer Mode, but have the “V” mode displayed, and then the water velocity is displayed. There are 2 funny things with the scale. 1) when one removes the coffee, the scale displays a negative value, but the negative sign looks like it part of the timer seconds. 2) The “T” on the scale controls if for Timer, not Tare. A single tap of the power button will do Tare.