TIMEMORE Black Mirror NANO Espresso Coffee Scale

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giờ: Nhấn phím cảm ứng phía bên trái để đếm giờ, nhấn một lần nữa để dừng đếm. Giữ phím khoảng 1s để reset lại bộ đếm The Jennings Scale is one that can be found in a number of coffee shops and kitchens. It offers nice functionality at a fantastic price point. It has a max capacity of 4kg (4,000g) and can easily switch between weighing in grams, ounces, pounds, or even pieces. It measures in 0.5g increments and has a moderately fast response time, though it can feel a bit laggy (264g mug took about 1 second), making it a satisfactory scale for manual brewing. The CJ4000 has a 2-minute auto-off function, which can be disabled, and is powered either by 3 AAA batteries or an included AC adapter. It also comes with a plastic cover that functions as a multi-use bowl, capable of holding a portafilter or other items larger than the scale’s weighing platform. The Brewista digital coffee scale is another popular coffee scale. One could probably say that it’s a bit more focused on espresso due to its compact size.

The Timemore Nano Grinder is built to grind 15g of coffee beans at any one time. This is sufficient for one person’s cup of coffee. Due to its sharp stainless steel burrs, grinding requires little effort compared to hand grinders with ceramic burrs. Press the ‘timer’ button once, and the scale will give you a three-second countdown, reset the scale to zero, and display ‘–:–’ on the timer.

The Timemore Nano manual coffee grinder may be small, but don’t be deceived – this grinder offers a grind consistency akin to many standard-sized grinders, particularly if you concentrate on manual brewing methods such as French press and pour-over. The Timemore Nano Grinder is a work of art itself and there are small details which delight me when using the grinder. Built with a unibody aluminum alloy design and employing 430 stainless steel and 304 stainless steel One of the standout features of this scale is the Bluetooth connectivity. However, in the end most user report that there’s no real purpose of these modes.

Precision. Weight is far more accurate than volume. If you were to measure out one cup of coffee beans, for example, you would not get exactly one cup of grounds. The empty space that was once between and within the whole beans is nearly erased after grinding, especially on the finer settings, so the post-ground volume will be lower than the pre-ground volume. The weight, however, will remain the same. In other words, looks are deceiving. It has a striking design, a bit similar to the Acaia scales, but it’s way more affordable and down-to-earth when it comes to functionality.

Why is this important? A rapid response time means you can fully control your water streams for pour overs and other brew methods. For espresso, this allows you to stop your shots precisely where you want them.