KitchenTour Coffee Scale EK6002 vs TIMEMORE Black Mirror Basic 3.0 Coffee Scale

The cheapest scale here that still resolves to 0.1g, on AAA batteries

Scores higher on accuracy & resolution, value for money.

Fitting under a drip tray that will not take a normal scale

Scores higher on timer & brewing features, ease of use & display.

• +A back-lit LCD, which is rare below $30 here
• +3000g capacity at 0.1g
• +Auto-tare set up for adding coffee and water in the same vessel
• +$19.99, well under the $49.95 median, batteries included

• −Disposable batteries rather than rechargeable
• −Auto shut-off at 120 seconds, which is short if you are weighing between steps
• −No flow rate, no modes and no app

• +A 0.2g minimum weight against 0.5g on the Basic 2.0, which is the difference between reading a single espresso dose and not
• +Espresso mode auto-tares, times and tracks flow rate in one action
• +20mm thick, which TIMEMORE gives as 23% thinner than the Basic 2.0
• +A physical mode switch rather than touch controls, and upgraded anti-interference hardware for stable readings near a grinder

• −$59 is the second most expensive scale here, above the $49.95 median
• −33 ratings at the time of writing, which is thin for a new revision
• −TIMEMORE publishes no warranty term