Greater Goods Premium Coffee Scale

Maker’s price: $30.99. Greater Goods product data, checked October 2, 2026.

The shop description says this digital scale is for pour-over coffee, or anything in the kitchen that needs a fast refresh. That coffee sentence is why it is here. The same sentence also points at the rest of the kitchen. Both are on the page.

• Price: $30.99. Onyx Black, SKU 0460; Stone Blue, SKU 0591; Birch White, SKU 0592. All three were marked available. The variant records had no compare-at price. $30.99 is $19.01 under a $50.00 cap. Source: Greater Goods product data, checked October 2, 2026. shop.greatergoods.com Premium Coffee Scale
• The description says it measures down to the tenth of a gram. It does not, in that block, print the characters “0.1 g” or the word “resolution.” This article does not relabel the phrase.
• Timer: the description says the timer counts up or down, and the feature list says a timer that counts up and down. Tare is named. Six units of measurement are named. The description does not, in the block used here, print a maximum capacity in grams. That number is left out.

This is the lowest price in the set. The page does not say the scale is only for espresso, and it does not say it is only for pour-over. The opening line names pour-over and then the rest of the kitchen.

Wacaco Exagram

$34.90. Wacaco product data, checked October 2, 2026.

Wacaco calls it a coffee scale, for espresso shots and for pour-over. The built-in timer is named for pour-over. It is in this list.

• Price: $34.90. The page’s price currency is USD. SKU 103999.00006 was marked available. The compare-at price on that variant was also $34.90, the same number, not a second sale price. $34.90 is $3.91 more than the Greater Goods scale at $30.99, and $15.10 under $50.00. Source: Wacaco product data, checked October 2, 2026. wacaco.com Exagram
• The feature list says weighing, timer, and tare. It also says “Precise measurement, 0.1g accuracy.” That is the word “accuracy,” not “resolution.” Weighing range: up to 2 kg. Units: g, oz, and ml. A later line says drop-by-drop count over 3 g. Power: 2 AAA batteries, and the notice says the batteries are not included.

The page says the scale is pocket-size and fits most brewing devices and espresso trays. It does not, in the sentences used here, print length, width, or height. Those blanks stay blank.

Wacaco Exagram Pro

$49.90. Wacaco product data, checked October 2, 2026.

The same maker’s next scale. The description names pour-over, espresso, a timer, and a rechargeable battery. The price is still at or under $50.

• Price: $49.90 USD. SKU 103999.00007 was marked available. Compare-at was also $49.90. $49.90 is $0.10 under $50.00, and $15.00 more than the Exagram at $34.90. Source: Wacaco product data, checked October 2, 2026. wacaco.com Exagram Pro
• Features named on that page: weighing, timer, and tare. “Precise measurement, 0.1g accuracy.” Wide weighing range, up to 2 kg. Units g, oz, and ml. Drop-by-drop count over 0.3 g. That 0.3 g line is not the Exagram’s “over 3 g” line. They are different products. This article does not average them.
• Power: USB rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Up to 15 hours of use. Rechargeable in 2 hours. A protective carrying box is included. The page does not, in the block used here, say the battery is a AAA cell. The Exagram page did.

At $49.90 it is the pick closest to the cap. The page’s accuracy phrase is still “0.1g accuracy,” the same wording as the $34.90 model, not a separate resolution spec.

Timemore Black Mirror Dot

$45.00. Timemore product data, checked October 2, 2026.

Timemore’s page calls it a coffee weighing platform for brewers, with live flow tracking. The price is under $50. Several lines on the page do not agree with each other. They are left as printed.

• Price: $45.00. Black, SKU 6959493518094; Yellow, 6959493518711; White, 6959493518100; Blue, 6959493518735; Green, 6959493518704; Pink, 6959493518728. Each variant was marked available, and none had a compare-at price. The visible page also shows $45.00 twice, the words “Lock in our presale price,” and a “20% OFF” banner. The variant record does not show a higher price that 20% would have been taken from. This article does not invent that higher price. $45.00 is $14.01 more than Greater Goods at $30.99, and $5.00 under $50.00. Source: Timemore product data, checked October 2, 2026. timemore.com Black Mirror Dot
• Resolution: a heading says “0.1 g Resolution,” and the next line says Dot measures from 0.2 g to 1,200 g in 0.1 g increments. A later line says “From 0.2 g to 1200 g” and “precision up to 0.1 g,” then “Accuracy at maximum capacity: ±2 g.” A 0.1 g step and a ±2 g accuracy note at the top of the range are not the same claim. Both are on the page.
• Timing: the opening says “dual timing modes.” The sentences used here do not use the word “timer.” This article does not swap in that word. Platform weight: “at just 50 g.” Battery: 300 mAh, “15 h Battery Life,” “Approx. 2.5 h Recharge Time,” and “up to 180 five-minute brews,” which the page says works out to nearly half a year at one brew a day. The page also says actual battery life may vary, and that those results are based on laboratory testing. That test is Timemore’s line, not a test from this site.
• Shipping: one line says orders are expected to ship by the end of January. It does not name a year. Another line says “Pre-Order Item — Estimated Shipping: October 8.” It does not name a year. The variant records were marked available on the same day. January, October 8, and “available” are all on the page. This article does not pick a ship date.

The page also says the platform syncs over Bluetooth 5.2 and uses the phone as the display. That is a different object from the Greater Goods and Wacaco screens described above. This site did not pair a phone to it.