TIMEMORE Black Mirror Nano Coffee Scale

The nano scale is excellent, it does everything you want a scale to do in a small package. I have no problem making pour overs with it and still being able to access the buttons. Also i don't find the buttons to be a problem or too sensitive or anything. The size of the scale makes it so portable I'm able to bring it along with my hand grinder with me to hotels when I'm away for work it packs away so nicely.

Great scale without the crazy premium price tag

Great scale. Very accurate. Fits well for espresso but also big enough for a v60 of Chemex. Buttons are very sensitive so be aware if you accidently his a button without meaning to. Overall, great value for the price

Fits perfectly on the express machine to help make the perfect cup of Expresso

As with other Timemore products that I own, this is pretty good. It's not THE BEST, but it doesn't have the super premium price tag that scales like Acaia have. It gets you 90% of the way there for 50% of the price. A tradeoff I'm willing to make. Spending more on a scale than this one gets you into diminishing returns territory. I also own the TM basic+ scale, and would agree with another reviewer, this is a nice upgrade.

I bought this as a new travel scale after my trusty AWS bit the dust. I wanted something compact and simple like my AWS, but with a timer built in. This definitely hit those two points. The build feels fairly solid and it's super accurate. Its worked great for brewing tricolates and aeropresses while traveling. If this had existed 2 years ago I likely would have bought this instead of an Acaia Lunar for espresso. If you're looking for something to small for travel brewing or a dedicated espresso scale, I would definitely recommend this. That being said, if you're at all considering an Acaia Lunar and can justify the jump up in price for very modest improvements, I'd recommend you do it. The Acaia feels more premium and functions just a bit better. The buttons on the acai instantly tare and start the timer. The Timemore has a bit of a lag and I sometimes wonder if I actually hit it. I turned off the sound on the Timemore on day 1 as it was very loud and not pleasant, whereas the acaia has a very pleasant beep. The timer on the Timemore goes up to 1 hour which is almost too long in my opinion for brewing purposes. It also means it doesn't auto shut off as soon as I would like. However battery capacity is great and the fact that it has a battery indicator makes it easy to know where you're at (a feature I wish my Acaia had). I'm super pleased with this scale though for the money and hope it lasts me many years to come.

Scale is a great size if you want to put it on the drip tray (I was replacing a broken Hario scale that was far too long to go on the tray properly). Turns on and tares way faster than my own scale, and updates really fast. The ESP feature is very cool, but can be a bit finicky (sometimes it'll start the timer when I put my cup on the scale). I find the controls a little finicky as well, particularly having to tap three times to change modes. Sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn't. But it always does eventually. Despite a few quirks, I'm overall really happy with the scale, and would definitely recommend it. For that price, it's well worth it.

My only regret was that I somehow ordered the white version. The product is called the "TIMEMORE Black Mirror Nano Coffee Scale", and the picture showed a Black unit, but I guess somehow I had "White" selected and ended up with a white one. So when you buy this (and you should), just double check that you ordered the colour you're expecting.