MHW-3BOMBERMini Coffee Scale with Timer,Rechargeable Espresso Scale with Gravity Sensing,2kg/0.1g Precision Scale for Espresso&Pour-Over Coffee,Portable Digital Kitchen Scale,Black ES6029B-OS

Love it. Super compact and perfect for weighing my daily pour over or larger amounts for pots of coffee or cold brew. Simple to use with only a couple of touch buttons. Measures accurately down to .1 of a gram and can be switched to ounces. I’ve been using it daily for 3 months and only had to recharge once.

Accurate, good battery life, feels solid with some weight, but not too heavy. Stays in place. I've gone through many cheap scales, they get to 9.7 then jump to 10.0g. Not this one, it measures to the tenth of a gram across the range, and is repeatable. Been using for a couple of months. Value for today's inflated prices.

2/16/25 update: Right after I wrote this review, the scale performance further deteriorated, so I was going to take another star away. However, the seller reached out to me about my original review and offered a refund or replacement - I chose a replacement. The replacement is working great so far. I stand by what I said about needing to pay attention to how it’s charged, though.This is the first time since becoming an Amazon customer in 2006 that a seller has ever reached out to me, which, in and of itself warrants another star. Will update again if anything changes.Original review:Overall, the scale looks nice with my white Fellow Opus and damson blue Breville BP, functions as expected, and is easy to clean.However, I echo the comments of another reviewer who mentioned that the scale will not charge with a large or fast/slow charge power brick. It must be plugged directly into a USB outlet or one of those small, basic charging bricks has to be used.I also question the longevity of it as it sometimes registers a few fractions of a gram of weight when nothing is on the scale, so I’m have to tare it a few times to get it to 0.00. I’ve had it 2 months so far and will come back to update if it croaks prematurely.

I initially loved this coffee scale and had high hopes for it. When I first got it, it worked flawlessly, accurate, fast, and perfect for brewing my morning latte. However, after just a few months of use, things started to go downhill. The scale is now struggling to hold zero, which is frustrating when trying to measure out coffee grounds or express. Even worse, it sometimes starts counting backwards, which makes absolutely no sense and completely throws off my measurements.I’ve tried resetting it, fully recharging it, and ensuring it’s on a flat surface, but nothing seems to fix the issue. For a product designed for precision, this kind of malfunction is unacceptable.While it worked great at first, the decline in functionality over such a short period is a huge disappointment. I wouldn’t recommend this scale unless you’re okay with it becoming unreliable after a few months. It’s not worth the frustration.

I upgraded to a Profitec Go espresso machine but none of my other coffee scales were able to fit under the factory double-spouted portafilter. This scale not only fits, but it gives me about 2 extra inches (who doesn’t want that) of cup clearance under the portafilter without having to use a bottomless one. Battery life seems excellent and I really like how fast it is able to recharge. From my testing this scale reads the same weight as my Acaia Pearl, so it is very accurate down to 0.1 grams. This scale now lives on the drip tray of my espresso machine and will be going with my on any travel/camping trips. Also, i think it is a huge plus that you can turn the sound on or off with a button, very useful for making coffee when I’m the first one up in the morning. All these features for the price really make this scale a winner in my book. The only major difference between this and my Acaia is the Bluetooth functionality, but at this price you can’t expect that. I highly recommend this scale if you need more clearance under your portafilter or if you want a ton of features for a really awesome price. It’s a great way to up your coffee game without spending >$100. I will update this review after a few months to give my opinion on longevity and how it responds to being used multiple times per day.

I bought this scale for espresso. It generally works but is way too difficult to use and doesn't work all that well.I selected this scale because it can automatically time the pull (if I didn't want that I might as well buy some other cheaper scale) but that turns out to be quite tricky:- it starts with having to remember to put it into auto mode after turning it on: it's the only mode I use, why can't it remember that?- then one has to weight the beans and remember to tap the T button before taking them off: easy to forget- then one places the scale under the portafilter and it's supposed to start timing when the first drops come out, but I often do a pre-infusion and unless I pull 2 grams through it doesn't reliably start timing- at the end of the shot one removes the cup and it's supposed to stop timing and display the totals and the ratio, well, I use a manual lever machine which often lets a couple of drips out after I remove the cup, 2 times out of 3 this confuses the scale, which tares and displays a fraction of a gram instead of the total, and the timer doesn't stop- when it works, I often write down the totals but if I glance back at the scale 'cause I didn't remember a number then it has already zeroed outThe bottom line is that most of the time this scale is more frustrating than helpful. To top it off, mine didn't include the silicone pad, probably it was a return from another customer. I'm on the fence about sending it back. The only reason to keep it is that it's faster than other cheaper scales I've tried.