It works and does what it's supposed to - weigh coffee and track time.
Although the scale is made of plastic, it seems quite sturdy and I have already managed to drop it from the kitchen counter and nothing happened to it.
As Miss Simona wrote in front of me - even if you pick up or take down the coffee carafe, the timer will not stop.
I like the design of the scale, it's nicely minimalistic and I find it more pleasant to look at a normal digital display than the glowing numbers like the Acaia or Timemore have. When I'm making coffee, I just don't want to have a lot of modern technology with me (ok, it sounds a bit weird...).
The scale has a hook hole at the back, so you can hang the scale on the wall, which looks pretty cool.
Hario stuff is usually good quality, so we'll see how long it lasts for me.
Although the weight is one of the highest that Kofio sells, it fits under my coffee machine without any problems.
The scale has a slightly longer response/reaction than I expected. If you add a little water, the scale will show you the exact number in as little as 2 seconds.
For some reason the scale won't weigh less than 2 grams, so when I make loose tea from three grams of tea, it's a little weird how I pour the tea in there and it keeps showing 0 grams and then suddenly it jumps to 2 grams and it starts weighing normally. But then again, I don't want to be a picky eater.
I bought the scale at a discount for 1,250 CZK, and I don't think it's worth the full price of 2,000 CZK, but that's up to you.