Greater Goods Coffee Scale with Timer, 0.1g Precision for Espresso & Matcha

First of all I bought this to replace an old plastic Kitchen Tour that was acting up on me. I mostly do espresso and specifically, lattes, with very occasional pour overs. I have only had this for a week but I really like it. It has good workspace and is light, picks up to move easily with one hand and the cover is attached firmly and does not fall off. But what i really love about it is the large well lit numbers, good early in the morning when its dark. And they are two different colors and very easy to interpret quickly and accurately (am doing single dose hand measured each time). And I re

I bought two of these for the home after using them at work as a volunteer barista. My daughter claimed the cute blue color for her matcha drinks, and I am using the black one at my espresso bar. They are accurate and look nice. My favorite element is the silicone base which makes it easy to clean. I can run hot water over the silicon to get rid of matcha powder or coffee grinds and dry it to make it look like new.. They are not as thin or compact as other scales and uses batteries but is a great tool and value.

Had this for over a year now and no real issues. The only issue I can think of is that if something is a bit too close to the scale, the scale can fluctuate a bit by a gram or so. Just make sure nothing is touching it, especially anything electronic.Beyond that, it's a no-nonsense scale that works great with actual tactile buttons. Its refresh rate can lag behind a tiny bit, but you get used to it by stopping your pours in anticipation. For example, I typically do 300mL pours in total, and I usually start slowing down/stopping at around 280g. Battery life is pretty good, but the battery life i

I track my calories very diligently, so I am constantly having to measure everything that I eat. Doing that with a normal, run-of-the-mill food scale has been a nightmare. They update so slowly that it's so easy to overshoot a gram, then undershoot the correction, then overshoot the correction, etc.But with this scale, it updates almost immediately in real time, faster than I can detect it pausing at all. I can usually hit the exact measurement that I need on the first try without correction. Also, it looks really sleek, and it has illuminated digits that are very easy to see in any lighting.

If you've read some of the other reviews, you'll find that this scale has a quirk. Apparently, the loadcell is susceptible to static interference from nearby things (a close wave of the hand will change the display briefly). I read another review that seemed to take the position that this was a flaw and yet the scale still operated perfectly fine. I can concur.. I bought this scale because I liked the design better than other similarly priced options. I can't abide a "green scale" with it's always-on backlight. Not early in the morning. Not late at night. Least of all wasting battery power in

This small, inexpensive scale does everything I need to get a great cup or pot of coffee. It is easy to use and has remarkable battery life. Highly recommended.

This little scale is great! It is very accurate! I checked it with gram weights and it's right on the money. When I'm tweaking a coffee measurement for preferred taste, one tenth of a gram matters. This scale is perfect for those small adjustments.It's also not complicated. I didn't even need to read the instructions. That's important for us guys LOL.All joking aside, you'll like this one unless you honestly need something bigger.

I recently purchased a Maestri House S3 Scale and now this greater goods scale for my coffee making needs. I initially enjoyed the Maestri House, but found it would drift quite a bit (yes, with the cover) for about the last minute of my pour overs, probably due to the heat soaking into the scale from my glass carafe. So I decided to give this scale a try as well.So far from what I've noticed both scales can drift, but this one seems to drift less. I'll give a breakdown of both below:- Greater Goods Scale Positives -++ Uses AAA batteriesThis is a big one for me. While a lithium battery is more