Choose a coffee scale with a timer for espresso yield or pour-over brewing, or a cup-shaped scale for weighing and transferring a dose. Compare display increments, weighing limits, dimensions and timer modes on each model rather than choosing by size alone.
For espresso, measure your drip tray and cup clearance. For pour-over, include the server, dripper, coffee and water in the total load. Dosing cups and bowls have different vessel sizes and weighing limits; cup volume does not state scale capacity. Explore our espresso equipment and pour-over equipment to build around your brewing routine.
100 ml (3.4 fl oz) Removable Stainless Steel Cup, LED Display, Touch Tare, USB-C Rechargeable Coffee Scale
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Choose around the way you brew
Choose a timer-equipped platform for following espresso or pour-over, or a cup-shaped scale for weighing and transferring a dose. Compare the space available, total load and the exact functions listed for each model.
Espresso & compact spaces
Measure the usable drip tray and the space beneath the spouts with your cup in place. The 87 mm and 90 mm mini models list 0.1 g display increments, automatic espresso timing and a 2 kg maximum load. Compare their full dimensions, not just the model name; fit is not universal.
Pour-over & brew timing
Choose a stable platform that supports your dripper, server, coffee and water together. A built-in timer lets you follow bloom and total brew time while watching the water weight.
Beans & daily dosing
A weighing cup or bowl combines measuring and transferring a coffee dose. Compare the stated weighing range with your usual dose: the mini digital cup measures up to 99.9 g, while the other listed cups and bowl offer larger weighing ranges. A cup opening is not a universal portafilter-fit guarantee. Choose a platform scale with a documented timer when you need to follow a brew.
Compare Yozcoffee coffee scales
Compare display increments, weighing limits, platform size and timer functions using the linked product specifications. Cup volume in ml is separate from weighing capacity in g. Where a value is not specified, check the product page or contact us before choosing.
65 mm high; 75 mm base; allow room for handle and display
Not specified on product page
Removable stainless steel cup for weighing beans or espresso
A 2 kg platform limit includes the vessel and everything placed on it, even after taring. Cup volume in ml and weighing capacity in g are different measurements. Where a specification is not listed, contact us before choosing. Ask about scale specifications
A repeatable recipe starts with weight
Place & tare
Set the scale on a firm, level surface. Place your vessel and zero the display before adding coffee.
Weigh the dose
Measure your beans or grounds. Keep the dose consistent when comparing changes to your recipe.
Follow the brew
For pour-over, 20 g coffee with 320 g water is a 1:16 starting recipe. For espresso, 18 g coffee yielding 36 g in the cup is a 1:2 starting ratio. Adjust to taste and your brewer.
Record & repeat
Note dose, water or beverage weight, and brew time. Change one variable at a time when adjusting the cup.
Coffee scale questions, answered
What does 0.1 g readability mean on a coffee scale?
A 0.1 g display increment lets you follow small changes in coffee dose, espresso yield or poured water. It is a readability specification, not an accuracy guarantee. The 140 mm and 90 mm models display 0.1 g below 1 kg and 1 g from 1–2 kg; the 87 mm model lists a stated tolerance of ±0.3 g. Check each model’s stated range and increment.
Will a mini coffee scale fit my espresso machine?
Measure the usable drip tray and the clearance beneath the spouts with your cup in place. The 87 mm model measures 92 × 87 × 17 mm and the 90 mm model measures 90 × 95 × 19 mm. The wood-grain model measures 98 × 84 × 26 mm. Keep the scale stable and its display visible; no universal machine fit is promised.
Does taring a server restore the full weighing capacity?
No. Tare resets the displayed weight, but the physical load still counts. On a 2 kg platform scale, the combined weight of the server, dripper, coffee and water must stay within 2 kg.
Which coffee scales have automatic brew timing?
The 140 mm, 90 mm, 87 mm and wood-grain scales list automatic espresso and pour-over timing modes. The wood-grain model also lists a brew-ratio mode. Start, stop and tare sequences vary, so follow the selected product’s instructions. Dosing cups and bowls are separate weighing tools; do not assume that they include a brew timer.
Are these coffee scales waterproof?
Do not immerse or rinse an electronic scale body. Keep the charging port dry and clean removable silicone pads separately. The 200 ml dosing cup lists IPX4 splash resistance, which does not protect its base against immersion.
Can a dosing cup or bean bowl replace a coffee scale with a timer?
A dosing cup or bean bowl can weigh and transfer a coffee dose, but it has a different workflow from a flat scale holding a dripper and server. To track water or espresso weight and brew time together, choose a platform model that explicitly lists a timer. Check the functions and weighing limit of the individual cup or bowl.
Put your scale to work
Explore brewing techniques and build around the equipment you already use.