Greater Goods Digital Accurate Coffee Scale for Pour-Over Maker, with Timer for Great French Press and General Kitchen Use, Designed in St. Louis, (Birch White)

The scales lasted less than a year before breaking, the scales use a lot of battery powder and I had to replace the batteries more than i wanted to. The scales then refused to turn off and so used up all the battery power and became useless. The tare button stopped working.

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.

A good product. Easy to use

Pros:-Really nice bright/sharp screen. Far better than the >$50 OXO and any other scale I've seen-Very sensitive, much better for weighing smaller ingredients (<10 grams) than the OXO.-It has decimal pounds e.g. can read 1.3 pounds. Few scales have this. I hate mixing pounds and ounces.-Much more premium looking than most kitchen scales- When turning on the timer, the scale goes several minutes before auto-shutoff (I don't care about the timer itself, though most scales shut off pretty quickly)Cons:-Somewhat annoying to cycle through the numerous measuring units. Wish you could disable the ones you don't use. One button press to alternate between decimal pounds and grams would be perfect for me.-Every scale does this, but it is a waste of a setting to have ML as an option. It will always read the same number as it does on grams and it means more buttons to cycle through.-I also wish you could disable the 1 decimal past the gram. The scale isn't actually accurate to 10ths of a gram, so it's just extra information clutter. Even if it were when cooking a 10th of a gram rarely is significant.-lower weight limit than general purpose kitchen scalesOverall, I love this scale. While this is marketed for coffee this is one of the best baking/general purpose kitchen scales you can buy.

Too bug to fit below a coffee machine and when placed on top of the machine the scale cant stay balanced. Only works in the counter so not useful if Im trying to measure the time and grams coming out of my coffee. Would return but started using it late.

I did a great deal of shopping around when looking to upgrade my cheap kitchen scale for a more precise coffee-specific tool. The super high-end models were tempting but just seemed like overkill for my home setup, and I wanted something very easy to use. If I have to refer to the user guide every time, it's way too complicated. I also needed a scale that would complement my large 10-cup Chemex; it needed to have a sufficiently large scale pad and a readout that wouldn't be covered by the base of the machine.I'm so pleased to report that this scale does a great job, ticking all of my boxes within a very reasonable price point. I also happen to love the manual buttons, for anyone who finds the touch screen operation to be finnicky. If I had to nitpick, it's annoying to replace the batteries regularly.