MiiCoffee Nano Coffee Scale

Elevate your espresso-making experience with the MiiCoffee Nano Pro Coffee Scale, a compact and precision-engineered tool designed specifically for espresso enthusiasts. With its sleek design and advanced features, this scale ensures every shot is brewed to perfection.

Key Features:

• Compact Design: The MiiCoffee Nano Pro in the palm of your hand and slides easily under most espresso machines. Measuring just 9,4 x 9.4 x 1,9 cm, it's the perfect fit for any coffee station. ☕
• Minimalist Design: This scale features a high-resolution LED screen and hidden touch controls for a seamless, modern look. The smooth, flat surface and included heat insulation silicone pad make it easy to clean and protect from heat.
• Fast & Precise Measurements: Enjoy split-second precision with measurements up to 3 lbs, accurate to 0.1 grams. The scale also measures in ounces and milliliters, making it versatile for all your coffee needs.
• Auto Timer for Espresso: The built-in auto timer is optimized for espresso brewing, automatically starting once it senses the first drip and stopping when there's no weight change. This feature ensures consistent timing for the perfect shot every time.
• USB-C Charging: Equipped with an 800mAh lithium battery, the scale can be charged via the included Type-C USB cable. A full charge lasts up to 15 hours, making it a reliable companion for your daily coffee rituals.

Upgrade your espresso game with the MiiCoffee Nano Coffee Scale – precision, style, and convenience in a compact design.

FAQ:

How do I switch from modes?

Double-press the timer button once to enable mode change and you will see the mode light flashing. Then double press the timer button for the second time.

How do I disable the beep sound?

Press and hold the timer button and the tare button to turn on/off the beep sound.

How do I charge the scale?

First, make sure the scale is switched to the "ON" position. Then use a USB charger block that outputs 5V/1A. When it's charging you will see the battery icon flashing on the pANL