Hario V60 Drip Scale, Black (New Model)

The design of this scale is really clean and modern, nicely minimalistic. The 2 buttons are responsive, although there is no feedback from pressing the button. When weighing my coffee it was really fast and the on screen timer was very helpful when brewing. Overall a really nice product!

The Hario V60 Drip Coffee Pour Over Scale stands out as a highly reliable tool for any coffee brewing enthusiast, particularly those who are keen on perfecting their pour-over technique. One of its key strengths is the accurate readings it provides, ensuring that every cup of coffee is brewed with precision. Ease of use is another significant advantage. The scale's design is intuitive, making it straightforward to operate. The display is clear and easy to read, which is crucial when measuring out coffee and water to achieve the desired strength and flavor. It's important to note that to get the most out of this scale, a thorough read of the manual is advisable. Proper setup and calibration are essential for ensuring the best possible precision, a step that some might overlook but is crucial for optimal performance. Overall, the Hario V60 Drip Coffee Pour Over Scale is a must-have for those who take their coffee brewing seriously and value accuracy and ease of use. Its precision and user-friendly design make it an excellent investment for enhancing your coffee-making experience.

UPDATE: Warranty team responded same day and sent a replacement. They said there was a batch that had electrical issues. The replacement is working perfectly so far! Very happy with their service. Original Review: Got this to replace previous Hario V60 that lasted for 10 yrs. I used this under normal conditions, only for pour over coffee. Video shows how the scale has been working after first 2 months: 0:00 - 0:16 secs: the scale always starts with "UNSt" displayed whenever I turn on the scale and never zeros unless something is placed on the scale before turning it on. 0:16 - 0:42 secs: starting with scale off and something placed on top of it - when I turn on, it still starts with "UNSt" displayed - and it takes 25 seconds to "zero" (my old one would only take a couple seconds) 0:42 secs til end: Even after it reaches "zero" the reading starts counting up on its own (without changing anything that is placed on top of the scale). I've been hoping it will just start working - but after a couple more months, it's still the same. Will try to submit a warranty claim . . . hopefully, Hario will respond and make good on their warranty (they make you pay shipping apparently). Otherwise, a few months of use was really not worth the purchase price. Could have gotten a basic kitchen scale for a quarter of the price.

Great scale for the price. Can’t miss with Hario. Although some times the touch buttons won’t obey. But besides that, great one

This has been a massive upgrade over the basic kitchen scale I've been using until now. The measurement accuracy provided in combination with a newly acquired V60 has definitely improved my coffee, and the built-in brew timer is a really nice feature; it's one less object to juggle. It's small, sleek, and exactly what I needed to round out the coffee bar and make better coffee. My only issue is that I've had a few people stumble into the region settings during use, and one time we were unable to exit the menu without removing the batteries, but this is very uncommon.

Simple and seemingly accurate

I wish I could give it less stars. I can’t believe I’ve just “put up” with this piece of garbage for two years. Finally just stopped working on me this morning but two years of being unstable, inaccurate measurements, and a touch sensitive tare/power button that seems to only work half the time have been slowly chipping away at my sanity. I chalked it up to not being a big deal and moving on with my day, until today. I turned it on with nothing on it and it was giving me the EEEE as if it was maxed out but with nothing on it. Nothing changed from yesterday to today. Changed batteries, same issue. I’ve finally been pushed to purchase a new scale (getting the Fellow because I can count of their products) but first I wanted to help anyone who is looking at this to steer clear. Scales should not be this finicky and frustrating.

I got this scale for about 40 USD, trusted it because it was Hario brand. While the brand itself is great at a lot of coffee products, the scale was annoying and broke after a year. Purchased October 18, 2022, started to have inaccuracies about a year later, then finally stopped weighing, zeroing, and timer doesn't work June 6th, 2024. Useless now, could not repair. So calculate 40 USD/599 days of use... .0678 cents per day to use this scale, but it IS broken now and WAS annoying to use the touch buttons instead of phsyical buttons. I'd say I used this scale at about once per day. The worst things about it are the touch (non-tactile) buttons. I hate touch buttons, but it was only 2, and so I figured, how bad could it be? Turns out real bad for something you use every day. Scale has issues with accuracy at low amounts and high amounts of mass. Even middle amounts you will find taking the same item on/off, zero, then put back on you may get a different value. Absolutely not for science or precise measurements. If you're a true coffee sicko who cares about this level of detail, look elsewhere. For being made by Hario, their own products don't work well with it or are not sized/weighted well.

Comprei depois do dripstation, para usar com ele. Tem outras balanças mais baratas e com algumas funções diferentes. Ela tem um cronômetro, mas não tem um timer regressivo, se você só faz coado, talvez não veja problema. Os botões, que são apenas 2, são touch. Basta apenas encostar o dedo.

Like how easy to use very nice quality too hario

Possibly the best scales I've ever seen for using with a pour-over coffee. I've got a set of admittedly, cheap coffee scales, which I still use to measure shot volumes. This set of scales however take pride of place amongst my coffee tools. To me the main features are: - They are fast (adding volume to a vessel it shows the new weight quickly with no waiting for things to settle down) - They are accurate (with a varying accuracy depending on the overall weight you're using, less than 200g is the highest degree of accuracy, then up to 500g and so on) - They are lightweight in themselves (no hernia dragging them around the kitchen) - They are made in such a way that you do not need a silly sliver of silicone between the vessel and the scales (you can put your coffee server straight onto them and need not worry about the liquid temperature). And other things too: - they run on AAA batteries, not a rechargeable with suddenly runs out in use and needs a charge to make them work - they are quiet in use - they are easy to read The fact that the way they are made automatically keeps hot things away from the weight sensor makes so much easier to use. The way things are constructed does give me a feeling of decent quality. Although expensive, because they work so well, I'm really pleased with them. I'd rather pay for this kind of quality over getting two of the tiny cheap types any day of the week.

Good Product! It works perfectly, reacts to touch modes in a second or so. That's a good feature, so no accidental touches. For me it's better than various smaller, espresso machine fitting, 100% coffee / espresso designated models. With this one I can also use it for non-coffee / small amounts / kitchen uses. E.g., a larger bowl fits and does not obscure reading the display. Works like a charm, of course, for my accurately measuring coffee beans for my pour-overs, especially with the built-in timer !

This is a great scale! The best part about this being in plastic, is that if you weigh something that is hot or cold, it does not affect the scale. If you weigh hot water on a scale that is made of metal, the heat will affect the sensor on the scale. And the quality is superb.