Precision Pocket Scale - 300 x 0.01g, Digital Milligrams Scale with 6 Units for Jewelry, Coins, Herbs, Food and Small Precise Things

I don't think you can do much better for the price. It has physical buttons and a nice display. Much better than the expensive Hario. The tare is stable when grinding coffee and I've not seen any significant inaccuracy. For example it will reliably increment for a single coffee bean and once dialled in, the dose doesn't need changing over the course of a bag. I have a Mazzer Philos and a Linea Micra, which aren't really in question. I also use it to weigh darkroom chemicals occasionally, and also for molecular gastronomy. If you're expecting a NIST calibrated scale for under 20 bucks, you need your expectations calibrated. It's held up for almost a couple of years of daily use, with one or two battery changes. The buttons are still responsive. The LCD has some defects, but they don't affect usage. No problem wiping with a damp cloth and this thing lives under and on the espresso machine. It's also great for travel with the cover and it's cheap, so not a disaster if it got lost or forgotten. Downsides? Not much really. A true 7-segment display would be nice. It obviously can't do heavy weights or larger volumes, so more than a 1 cup pourover isn't happening. It's not really waterproof, but mine gets sprayed and dripped with espresso regularly. Same goes for connectivity, yes a timer and Bluetooth would be nice, but you'll pay for it.

Surprisingly accurate. Was fairly well calibrated out of the box (within .12 g of a 100g test weight). Calibrated it manually with the reference weights I ordered separately and it's now within .01g. Good enough for measuring all your micro-doses (IYKYK). It only accepts a 50g weight for calibration, but it's fun to see how it performs with all the other tiny weights I had in a set.

I just purchased a whole set up for my new Breville espresso machine. I did a lot of research in advance as I do for anything I'm going to spend money on. Everyone says to weigh your beans and even weigh your espresso as it brews. I like this little scale because it's thin enough to go under the shot cups while the espresso is brewing and it's great for measuring out my beans for my Turin SD40 grinder. It is so small I store it in front of my Breville on the counter. Super cute and so easy to use! There's no way I would spend the $$ on the expensive ones. I also have not tested it against any other ones or with any of the gram things. Great little scale for a great little price!

I like this for kitchen use. It's a little more water resistant than my previous one and the display is easy to read. Granted it's small but suits my need. I prefer the display the left side since I am right handed and blocks the view of the display while pouring coffee beans to weigh. No biggy, a good buy.

We’ve had this for over 1 1/2 years now and it’s still working. I accidentally spilled water on it a couple times and thought I had ruined it but it came back to life after letting it dry completely. It’s not only accurate, it’s a workhorse!

I bought this scale so I could measure the weight of the components I am putting on my micro RC airplanes and helis. Great scale for measuring batteries and connectors and anything that is needed on a weight critical application. The scale seems well made, has a very clear read out, and works well. I cannot recall but i think it does not have a hard cover and perhaps this is something that would be an enhancement as I tend to pile things around or even on this and I am sure it will break it or run the accuracy over time.

I've been hunting for a great accurate scale now for months for my indoor hydroponics project and I finally found a perfect match. Of course I went thru 3 other scales that did not work until finally happening upon this one. I was weighing out powdered/granular fertilizer at weights of 2 grams and 1 gram respectively for 1 gallon bottles and this scale has not only been consistently accurate but weighs tiny amounts like mine with no problem whatsoever. In grams it shows 0.00, in ounces it shows 0.000 and it has 4 other weight measurements which I have not used yet. It takes 2 AAA 1.5v batteries and has a nice bright white LED number light. I don't believe it is water proof so be careful not to spill any liquids on it but you could probably put it inside a sandwich bag to protect it when weighing out liquids. It is small enough to fit inside your pants pocket measuring 5.5" long, approx 3" wide and 5/8ths" depth. Its plenty big enough for my needs though because i use a small little plastic medicinal measuring cup and then tare it out and then use a small spoon to weigh out my 1 gram and 2 gram weights of 3-part Masterblend Mix. I've been super happy so far and weighing out these tiny amounts has been so much quicker and accurate now that I'm using the Greater Goods Precision Pocket scale!

This is the scale you want for your micro dosing journey experience

...... You can't weight the brewing coffee with the same scales as it comes through due to the cup being too heavy to register. We bought these to replace one set of scales and now use two.

Fácil de usar, baterías incluidas, buena calidad. Hasta el momento la he utilizado para pesar granos de café y la comida de mis perritas. De seguro tendrá muchas más aplicaciones en el futuro. El precio es más que accesible, contento con la compra.