I searched high and low for a coffee scale that would fit under my Flair Signature manual espresso maker. This one _barely_ fits, but it does.

The build feels very solid. I like that the surface of the scale is not glass-like, like so many of the other ones I found online. This one also includes the rubber mat, but since I'm more comfortable with the material, I don't use it. It's fiddly to have the mat because I move my scale around, and it comes off--all of them that have the mats do that. Which is partly why I like this one--cuz I don't need it.

The scale itself seems to work, and I find its automatic timer start to be more responsive than another scale from Amazon that I tested. That said, the interface isn't super intuitive. I had to read the directions.. and it doesn't seem to remember/stay on the auto-timer, which is unfortunate. Another minor nit is that I think the timer should auto-shut off when it senses the flow has stopped. It seems to only stop if I lift the cup. No big deal, tho.

Other than that, it seems to work great and as I said, the primary requirement of being smaller than the others is a big win for me.

this scale is really a great tool! Small, light, is doing a great job and perfect for on the go!!

This scale is super fast and is exceptionally well calibrated out of the box. The size is just large enough for pour overs as well as french press but also small enough to fit into tight spaces. Its also does not need to be perfectly level as the load cell is not tied to the feet like some other scales.

Seems great so far. I had a greater goods scale years ago when I first got into making pourover coffee. Seem like a solid company that makes reliable scales.

Love the ease of use but I'm wondering if I need it since the depth of the puck is controlled by grouphead and whether or not you can put portafilter in more than grams of coffee