WEIGHTMAN Espresso Scale with Timer 1000g x 0.1g, Small Thin Coffee Scale

I keep this one at my mother's house because I must have a scale everywhere I brew. It's compact, reliable, and does exactly what it's supposed to—measure coffee with precision. The built-in timer is a nice touch, ensuring consistency in every cup. Pros: Compact Design: Fits easily under most espresso machines, making it perfect for travel or secondary setups. Precision: Measures in 0.1g increments, which is essential for dialing in espresso shots. Built-in Timer: Helps maintain consistency in brewing times. Affordable: Doesn't break the bank, yet performs admirably. Cons: Build Quality: It's lightweight, which is great for portability, but it doesn't feel as sturdy as some higher-end models. Battery Operated: Uses AAA batteries; a rechargeable option would be more convenient. In summary, the Weightman Espresso Scale with Timer is a solid choice for anyone needing a reliable, portable scale. It's not the most luxurious option out there, but it gets the job done without fuss. Perfect for ensuring your coffee game is on point, even when visiting family.

Amazing for price. Small and perfect to place under your machine to measure espresso that pours out. Works great and looks great too. You can take it anywhere with you. Stable, versatile, and works great.

Small compact and accurate. Protective lid keeps it safe as I travel. Gets the job done.

I bought this to use with my espresso machine (an entry level Breville Barista Express that does a pretty good job). I have 2 grinders in my current rotation, the one that comes with the espresso machine and the far better quality Rok manual grinder. These scales allow me to measure dose-in, dose-out very easily. And the timer is a bonus. I won't list a bunch of cons other than saying it does exactly as advertised - all the pros are listed on the main page. In terms of cons - there are just 3 I can think of. 1. It is VERY sensitive. So sometimes, reading it feels jittery. This has to do with the double precision. My other scales only display to 1 decimal place so reading them is a lot smoother. Reading the scale on the fly gets easier with practice though. Also, it's important to note that I am basically using a jewelers scale for espresso... 2. It doesn't have a large range (it can't measure heavier things). So, as somebody already mentioned, you can't really put your whole portafilter on it. But that was a DUH - read the specs on what you're buying. I use the ROK grounds cup and it works great. FYI, the ROK grounds cup also fit's perfectly in the Breville's grinder portfilter holder! No, the real issue I have with the limited range is that for the range in which it does work, as you get heavier, the accuracy becomes less and the more likely it will complain at you for being unstable. 3. It's a little squirrely to hit the timer button while keeping the scale under the portafilter spouts. Again, this is less of an issue with practice. I end up holding the cover (and thus stabilzing the scale) with one hand while depressing the time button). All in all, I really love this scale. It fits (tightly) under my Breville where very few other scales can. It does a good job and I use it every day.

I bought it originally after my Timemore Black Mirror started working erratically, fluctuating even when nothing was on it. I came across this model on a video from The Coffee Chronicler, who recommended it for travel use due to its size and hinging cover which prevents the scale from being damaged. Since I did not want to buy one scale for each use, I decided to give this one a try. It works very well so far with a couple of caveats, which might or might not apply to you. Firstly, it is a 1,000 gram scale, which means I exceed its capacity when I prepare coffee for two with my Hario Switch #3, which is made of glass and hence heavier than a usual V60. The scale basically errors out when it gets to around that weight, even after taring each step of course. Secondly, the timer has a 10 min maximum, again something that will not affect most people. When you arrive at the 10 min mark, the timer basically starts over. I mention it because in my case (and the only reason why I noticed this quirk) I usually make a recipe with my Switch that I adapted from Jonathan Gagné's Aeropress recipe, which has ~10 min brew time. I have been using it for about 3 weeks and I am very happy so far. I am taking it, along with my Aeropress on my first trip, so hopefully it will fare well. I recommend this for someone who needs a small scale that can serve multiple uses for travel and home.

It's a scale WITH a seconds timer! Important for espresso/coffee making. I needed a small scale to use with a Cafelat Robot - and this fits between the uprights perfectly. (I simply removed the plastic flip/flop cover). Battery life is decent IF you don't forget to turn it off too often. The backlight times out after a minute or two, and if you're weighing something, the scale auto shuts after a bit of no activity. BUT if you set the Timer running, it will keep going until you manually turn it off. Not a big deal, just something to be aware of. Very happy with the build and the accuracy.

This is an excellent scale for brewing coffee while traveling. It’s small, protected by a cover, and works reliably. The screen is readable and the buttons are pleasant to click. It wipes off for easy cleaning. It’s a little slow to update the measured weight but still very usable for precise pour over brewing needs. I like the color scheme and easy to toss in a pocket or bag design.

Initially accurate, lost accuracy after 2 days. I wanted 20g for coffee doses and it regularly show 28g now. I would rather it break outright rather than drift, very frustrating. I'm very gentle with my scales, my other 5 scales measure fine. Very disappointed

Accurate measurement

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Die Espresso Waage hat mir sehr getaugt aber leider hat sie nach zweieinhalb Jahren von alleine den Geist aufgeben trotz behutsamen Gebrauchs. Das blöde daran war dass ich sie die ersten eineinhalb Jahre im Grunde überhaupt nicht gebraucht habe und sie im täglichen Gebrauch nur das letzte Jahr wirklich benutzt wurde und trotzdem hat sie danach schon den Geist aufgegeben...

small scale, good quality you cannot use for medium items (and bigger) but is good for espresso making.

I initally bought these as I was looking for the smallest coffee scales available. I have had them for over a year now and find myself using them for so many measuring tasks, not just for coffee. The tenth of a gram accuracy is much better than the standard kitchen scales and they are not so bulky or awkward to move around the kitchen. Still on the original battery and they have survived being covered in flour and all sorts of spills.