Greater Goods Precision Coffee Scale

Price$29–$39 · Verified reviews21,456 · Updated2026-03-26

One-line verdict

For casual drip and pour-over beginners who want a large-platform, reliable scale with basic timer at the absolute lowest price, it beats the OXO Brew Precision on value and platform size but lacks the fast response and espresso modes of the Timemore Black Mirror Nano.

How it compares

  • vs Timemore Black Mirror Nano ($45): Greater Goods wins on larger platform and lower price, Nano wins on rechargeability and compactness
  • vs OXO Brew Precision Scale ($55): Greater Goods wins on price and carafe stability, OXO wins on slightly faster timer

What verified buyers consistently say

Praised (mentioned in >37% of positive reviews)

  • Large stable platform easily holds Chemex or big mugs without tipping
  • Simple 0.1 g accuracy and manual timer that’s dead easy for beginners
  • Runs on cheap AAA batteries that last months

Criticized (mentioned in >29% of negative reviews)

  • No auto timer or flow-rate features
  • Bulkier and heavier than compact espresso-focused scales
  • Plastic build feels basic compared to metal premium options

Best for

Drip coffee or French press beginners, large-batch pour-over users, tight-budget kitchens

Not for

Espresso shot timing, travel, users wanting rechargeable or app features

Specifications

SpecValue
Precision0.1 g
Max Weight11 lb (5 kg)
TimerManual start/stop
Power2x AAA batteries
Dimensions8.5” W x 6.5” D x 1.5” H
Weight1.3 lbs

Data sources

  • 21,456 verified purchase reviews via Amazon, Walmart, Target
  • Review period: January 2024 – March 2026
  • Sentiment confidence: high based on sample size
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