KitchenTour Espresso Scale with Timer, 3kg/0.1g High Precision Coffee Scale for Espresso Machine Pour Over Drip Coffee with 3 Modes and Back-Lit LCD Display

I've been looking for an affordable coffee scale for a long time, and I think this is a great option. This doesn't have all the bluetooth and other bells and whistles of the name brand scales on the market... but also I don't want wifi in my coffee scale. I just want a good, inexpensive scale which has a timer with some logic for starting that timer. That's it. That's exactly what this is. The build quality of this is nothing amazing, (akin to a similarly sized and styled regular scale of this type).I've been using setting three for espresso, though I believe it's technically meant for pourover. This scale is low profile, and fits great under my Gaggia Classic pro with a container (with a low profile drip tray, I can also fit a full sized mug, which was the dream).I do wish it had a "Regular" scale setting, but that seems to be absent for... some reason.Overall, would recommend.

I Needed something to weigh out my coffee beans while I’m out on a camping trip or traveling. This scale seems pretty accurate and it takes up little space in my carry-on, But it's large enough to fit my coffee cup when I make pour-over.Lightweight and compact, works as advertised and the price was very good as well. Recommended 👍🏼

I'm using this for measuring spices in metric and not coffee, and am overall pleased with the results I'm getting, and am getting another for my kiddo, who loves to cook.I have been given this product and tested it for review. All opinions are mine.

I really like this kitchen scale. I tested it compared to the scale I use for baking bread and they read exactly the same so I believe the reading is accurate. I used it for my pour over this morning. I like that this has a timer, I found that convenient to time my bloom. It has 3 different modes, the first mode is manual, the second mode automatically tares when the weight stabilizes, the third mode starts the timer automatically when it senses added weight (water) for the bloom. It weighs grams, ml, and ounces. In order to switch between you hold down the "mode" button.Overall, this is a convenient and accurate scale. The basic kitchen scale I used previously would go to sleep mid-pourover resulting in guesswork and did not have a timer so I would just estimate timing or use my watch, I like having features on this scale specifically designed for making a pour over. I also like that this scale is compact. In addition to using this for pour overs, I use it to weigh different foods and ingredients to help track my diet and follow recipes accurately. Since it is compact, keeping it accessible in the kitchen doesn't take up a lot of space.

It's often handy to have a small scale around for various measurements and this fits the bill well. I'm more likely to use it for weighing liquids and components than for coffee but it seems well suited for that. I'm pleased with this item.

I have a Denver Instrument lab scale with a 2000g max limit and a small 100g max scale for when more precision at lower weights is needed. This KitchenTour scale is closer in size to my small scale, but with a 1000g max and the 0.1g precision of my much bigger lab scale. It's much more convenient than pulling out the big scale when I don't need the higher limit.As for accuracy, as arrived it read .2g higher than both my other scales at around 100g and .4g higher than the lab scale at around 1000g. After calibrating per the instructions with a beaker of water set at 100g per my other two scales this one reproduced the 100g consistently, but did read 0.2g under the lab scale's measurement near 1000g. That's close enough for me. I like that it can be calibrated; I may look into buying a 100g calibration weight. I doubt I'll use the timer function, but it's nice that it's there for people that do.

I recently tossed a coffee scale I had in the trash after multiple frustrations in how it was designed and how it worked (or didn't).This scale has been a breath of fresh air! Not only does it have all of the same features as my old scale, but they actually work as intended this time! I love how simple this scale operates, and how it uses a pair of regular AAA batteries for power. It also has a very nice weight to it, and comes with multiple surface covers (clear plastic and rubber).I use "mode 2" for my espresso machine, and it works great! It only starts the timer when it detects added weight, and pauses automatically when the weight stops increasing.The ONLY thing I can point out as a negative are the touch sensitive controls. I would much rather have physical buttons, but even with that, I have no problem recommending this product to anyone who needs a coffee scale. It really is fantastic!

Doesn’t work. I zero it out, put my herbs on it, but nothing changes. No weight gets registered. Or I set a small bowl on it, zero it out, add a little, get the weight, add more, nothing changes, take out, nothing changes.It’s junk!