Timemore Black Mirror Ultra Coffee Scale

One-line verdict

For enthusiasts wanting the most advanced Black Mirror with improved display, waterproofing, and longer battery in a mid-premium package, the Timemore Black Mirror Ultra refines the series for hybrid espresso and pour-over use while staying more affordable than Acaia or DiFluid flagships.

How it compares

• vs Timemore Black Mirror Basic Pro ($79): Black Mirror Ultra wins on waterproofing, brighter display, and advanced modes, Basic Pro wins on lower price
• vs DiFluid R2 Ultra ($149–$159): Black Mirror Ultra wins on value and standalone simplicity, R2 Ultra wins on deeper app graphing
• vs Fellow Tally Max ($229–$239): Black Mirror Ultra wins on price and flow-rate focus, Tally Max wins on premium glass aesthetics

AI-summarized review themes

Frequently praised

• Upgraded waterproof design and bright LED display survive daily splashes while showing clear flow-rate numbers during pours or shots
• 0.1 g accuracy with sub-second stabilization and longer 24-hour battery support extended hybrid workflows
• Enhanced flow-rate mode with customizable alerts helps users dial in consistency across multiple brew methods

Frequently criticized

• Acrylic top still shows scratches over time despite the improved mat
• Touch controls can lag slightly when wet compared to fully sealed premium rivals

Best for

hybrid espresso and pour-over at home, value-focused advanced users, daily workflows wanting flow-rate visuals

Not for

ultra-compact espresso-only stations, ultra-budget buyers, users needing Bluetooth data export

Specifications

Spec	Value
Capacity	2000 g
Precision	0.1 g
Dimensions	145 × 130 × 24 mm
Power	USB-C rechargeable
Battery Life	~24 hours
Materials	Acrylic with improved waterproofing and silicone mat
Timer	Yes, with advanced flow-rate mode

Data sources

• Estimated ~780 public reviews referenced across Amazon, Tom’s Guide, Reddit
• Review period: 2025–2026
• Last generated: 2026-04-08