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Digital scale with timer and maximum weighing capacity of 3 kg.
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It has a good size and is practical, it fits on the DELONGHI DEDICA with a single as well as a double cup, the only thing I noticed because I have bought two identical ones, one weighs +1 gram difference from the other, however the measurements are consistent.!
We have been using it in a specialty cafe for 3 years, its measurements are accurate and the timer is very useful. I would buy it again.
A bit bigger than I would like. I use it for my espresso machine and it is a bit large in size.
Other than that, it works perfectly.
Very good, I have it for a year and for the ml of coffee it is excellent
Good quality for the money you spend, but it always loses 0.1-0.3g when you take a weight with the rubber attachment on top.
If you exclude the terrible quality of the plastics and the construction (to the point where when you try to press one of the buttons, all the plastics go in, you think they will break and it affects the measurement, it creaks and you think everything will stay in your hand, the plastics are soft), it is excellent for its price.
Others do not mention that the plastic casing is awful and the feel it leaves on the buttons is from other decades. The plastic casing of the base is very practical because you can remove it and wash it, and the scale doesn't get dirty... but the quality is so poor that it doesn't fit exactly on the base (it doesn't create a completely flat surface) without creating any practical problem.
It has gram subdivision accuracy and is relatively reliable in measurements (with +/- always in successive measurements of the same thing but within very small and acceptable limits per category. I consider the measurement reliable that shows a deviation of 0.2g to 0.4g).
Having changed many kitchen scales in the category up to 100 euros, I now exclusively use this one. For gram measurements, it is the only one that works. None of the others that have analysis per gram can measure accurately below 10 grams. With this one, due to its theoretical measurement of 0.1g in grams, it is accurate.
The timer helps anyway (you always need a timer in the kitchen if you are involved in cooking as a "hobby"). It does its job with a sound notification every minute (very good in case you forget) but its screen is an issue.
It is backlit, lights up when you press a button, and turns off by itself after a minute. Its screen without lighting, if a lamp doesn't hit it directly, there is no way to read the letters, they are very dark. So if you want to check the timer after one minute, you have to press random buttons (e.g., change the units to ml and back to grams) to light it up and see the numbers, and at the same time, as you press the buttons, you affect the measurement... but it returns, so it's okay.
If you are into coffee hand brew, it is ideal, it does everything you need based on the YT tutorials.
Conclusion:
No matter how many negatives I mentioned above, for its price, at 15 euros, there is no other in Greece that measures reliably minimal weight even with a resolution of 0.5g (coffee/sugar/spices/liquids for recipes). After a while, you get used to and live with the negatives, and once you overcome the very poor build quality, you get accurate measurements.
If you want to buy it but have doubts about whether it will work for you or not... just get it. We're talking about 15 euros, and it is more functional in weighing than all the common kitchen scales costing over 50 euros.
If you want a "beautiful" and premium feel in your kitchen devices, don't buy it for any reason. Get the corresponding Hario for 50 euros
Best value for money. Very functional with a clear display. I haven't noticed any significant differences in weighing. I recommend it.
Perhaps the best scale I have purchased. I use it to make liquid for my electronic cigarette. Great accuracy in measurements, the cover is amazing so that nothing falls on the surface, it fits relatively well and can be washed. Also, very good construction, you can tell from the moment you hold it that it has quality. For its price and its use, I recommend it
It worked perfectly for me, and comparing it to the previous one I had (not precision), they showed the same weights, so that's fine from that perspective. One downside is that it takes 1-2 seconds to show the weight. This becomes annoying only if you want to weigh the espresso during extraction. For example, let's say you want to stop at 32g. If you actually stop the coffee machine as soon as the scale shows 32g, then the scale will continue to increase the value for a little while longer and will reach 34g. In fact, if the coffee machine continues to drip a little more, then it's easy to reach 35-36g. So, at that point, you need to stop the extraction a little earlier by guessing... Also, I'm not a fan of the annoying beeping sound on the buttons. However, I don't take away stars because it's good for the money. If it did everything perfectly and quickly, it would simply be more expensive!
OEM scale that can be found from €7 from China to €35 here. It does its job but loses several times up to 0.5g. It is not suitable for precision weighing. For a deviation of ±0.5 grams, if it doesn't bother you, it's just fine
Very good scale, it does its job. The buttons are good and it has many options like timer.
For weighing coffee beans, it is quite good and accurate. It does not lose at all in grams and subdivisions.
I have been using it exclusively for making v60 coffee for 6 months (2 to 3 brews per day). It does what it promises, no complaints. The rubber cover comes off easily and can be washed. I haven't changed the batteries yet. The membrane above the "tare" button has worn out a bit, but I consider it normal.
6 months of use approximately. Works well so far, just sometimes it may adjust the measurement by 0.1-0.2g and that's why 4 stars.
It does what it promises and almost 8 months later it is still very valuable for its price. It has a convenient timer in case you want to dial in your coffee correctly. For now, my only complaint is its somewhat unnecessarily large size, which makes it difficult to use with a home espresso machine (Gaggia Classic). Otherwise, you can use it for various recipes in the kitchen and it is very convenient.
For the money it costs, it does exactly what it promises. There may be a deviation of 1 gram, but for such accuracy you don't even look at this price. Also, the battery after two months with an average of 2-3 coffees per day has not needed replacement.
It manages battery energy well for a long time compared to two previous rhinos I had
Economical, convenient size, but the scale doesn't work so well. Many times it does its own thing and shows weight without anything on it. I only use it for weighing coffee. Better to go for something more expensive and higher quality.
Definitely a value for money scale, it does exactly what it promises. I have been using it for 2 months now and I am completely satisfied.
It works perfectly, has nice button feedback, audible notification, timer, and proper backlighting. The size is an issue, as it will hardly fit under the group of an espresso machine for "on-line" weighing, but it comfortably fits the group itself for dosing the coffee.
A few words about the accuracy of the measurements, as obviously this is the main concern for everyone. A household user can only observe the repeatability of the measurements (precision) and not the accuracy of the measurements. To check the accuracy of the measurements, one should perform checks with standard weights. The repeatability of the measurements for this device is at good levels, i.e. deviations of 0.1 or 0.2 grams in consecutive weighings under the same conditions, and less frequently a deviation of 0.3 grams. However, it should be noted that placing the container in the same position on the scale's plate is logical and necessary if one wants to have good repeatability of the weighings.
The 0.2 or 0.3 grams may be a problem for some who weigh a dose of 18 grams of coffee. For me, a deviation of 1% or 1.5% in weighing is not a problem for coffee preparation. Any accuracy issue can generally be solved by weighing a container and taring, or even weighing the group of a coffee machine. If someone tries to directly weigh a weight of around 20 or 30 grams, then the scale will likely have issues with both accuracy and repeatability of the weighing. This is because a machine with a maximum weighing capacity of 3,000 grams functions correctly within a range from 10% to 100% of its weighing capacity. It will not perform well with very low weights.
Belogia's contribution may only be in the stickers (one in the box and one on the machine along with the buttons), but for me, it is an excellent product in this price range category. If someone truly needs a higher level of accuracy and repeatability, they should go for a device with a higher cost along with the required standard weights, etc.
The battery curse continues in 2023...
It would be better if it cost +5€ and included a transformer with a micro-USB cable or at least a pair of rechargeable batteries. In the case of Belogia, it didn't even have a pair of regular disposable batteries, which is why I give it 4 ⭐.
I had to steal batteries from another device in my house to temporarily use it. The whole set up cost me: 15€ for the scale + 15€ for rechargeable batteries + charger = 30€, and that's why I deduct one star.
Update 2/5/2023 (1 week of use): Also, as a negative, I have to add that sometimes it goes crazy and shows random numbers. I open it, place the cup to zero it out and not count the weight of the cup, then press the "TARE" button. At that point, when it has zeroed out and shows 00.00, within fractions of a second, it changes and displays invalid numbers from 1g to 10g! Without changing anything and with the cup on it, I press "TARE" again. Again... it zeros out and immediately changes the value to something slightly higher than 00.00. This will happen 5-6 times until I close it and reopen it - after it has slightly irritated me. It doesn't happen every time, but it will definitely happen 1 out of 3 times. That's why I deduct another ⭐.
Other than that, it is accurate for measuring 18-20g of espresso, which I have been using for 2 days. I will update in 1 and 2 years of daily use to provide any new information I have.
Update 26/7/2023 (3 months of use): The problem I described in the previous update continues to happen more frequently. The scale literally goes haywire, as you can see in the video, and weighs whatever it wants as soon as you press "tare". 2 ⭐ due to the inconvenience, as you can see in the video below, solely for its quality construction and low price.
Update 23/8/2023 (4 months of use): Since the problem continues, I will return it and buy a better one from a different company. I also deduct the last of the 5 stars due to the daily inconvenience, as I now use it for weighing my meals and protein supplements (total use 4-5 times/day).
The only thing I have to suggest is to look for something more reliable, even if it costs twice as much as this particular scale. I will keep it until one day I throw it out the window and find a truly professional and accurate scale.
Good scale even though it has a small deviation in measurements (around 0.1-0.2g). It appears to be of good quality for now
If someone buys it as a Chinese scale (expecting the corresponding accuracy in measurements), it's generally okay. If someone expects the accuracy of a big brand, they don't have it.
I confirm the deviation in measurements from weighing to weighing (it fluctuates between 0.2-0.3 grams just by repositioning the object being weighed). I have noticed that it depends on which point of the weighing surface you touch each time.
Other than that, it's practical, the built-in timer and removable cover are very convenient, and the screen is very readable.
At prices around €15, it would be a very honest choice
In general, it's okay for its price (build, features like the removable cover) until you notice the following. I use it to weigh my coffee and it measures 14g, but if I tap it lightly, the 14 can either increase or decrease by 0.2g in the measurement without changing anything in the substance I'm measuring. It's especially noticeable when trying to add the last 0.1-0.3g to round it off, where just the pressure of the spoon is enough. For me, it shouldn't have such a problem for its price.
Update: Suddenly today, September 14th, the bottom half of all the digits doesn't light up. Supposedly, if the battery is low (when did it have time to run out?), it has a specific indication.
Excellent, it does everything it promises, highly recommended for both general use and for adjusting espresso machines (extraction time compared to time)
Very good scale. It includes a non-slip and waterproof rubber mat on top that can be removed and washed.
Ability to weigh in increments of 0.1 grams.
Green backlit screen as shown in the picture. The backlight turns off after a few seconds if the weight remains stable, but if the weight changes even slightly, such as pouring water into a glass, it automatically turns back on. The display does not go off, only the backlight. There is an option for automatic shut-off after 3 minutes. You can choose to enable or disable the automatic shut-off.
It weighs in grams, ml, oz, and some other units.
Pressing the tare button zeros it almost instantly.
As for the built-in timer, pressing the start-stop button stops and starts the timer. Every minute that passes, a beep is heard while the timer is running. There is the option of countdown from 3 to 8 minutes. It takes 2 AAA batteries.
Verified purchase
For the money, it's super. There is no discrepancy in the weighing compared to other scales.
Verified purchase
I am using this to weigh my dogs food and I can recommend it, very easy to use.
Good for the money but that's about it...
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