Hiroia Jimmy Smart Scale

£225.00

The Hiroia Jimmy Smart Scale is designed for both espresso lovers and pour-over perfectionists. Jimmy blends precision with personality, keeping every cup consistent without taking the joy out of the process.

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Hiroia Jimmy Smart Scale

Jimmy is a smart scale designed by Hiroia with a detachable display that streamlines your workflow. This helps you to avoid a cluttered working station while also improving visibility and body posture with convenient, eye level readings. Furthermore, the Bluetooth connectivity and a magnetized display makes it easy to set and view from any angle.

Suitable for both espresso extraction and pour over brewing, Jimmy offers endless coffee making possibilities. What is more, it can precisely weigh up to 2kg at a time so is a perfect kitchen companion. Coupled with the Jimmy Companion app, you can create your own brew recipes or simply train your barista skills – the choice is yours.

Detachable display

Detach and mount the Bluetooth enabled display at your convenience

Mobile app

jimmy Scale APP

Gain full control of your brew through the designated Jimmy scale app

Espresso MODE

Auto-tare and Auto-start/stop timer giving you a choice to fit your extraction habits

Pour-OVER mode

Bean weight, flow rate, water volume, water-to-bean ratio and more

Training mode

Measure the speed and consistency of brew flow rate to improve your barista skills

Display mode

Duplicate the digital display to your smartphone, and showcase your routine

Smart digital scales

The detachable magnetic dual display of the Jimmy Scales can be placed where makes most sense for your set up and workflow. Track your flow rate in real time, log every coffee shot and pour automatically. You can even set up training sessions to practice your pouring speed and consistency – perfect for sharpening your skills or training your team.

At just 25mm thin, the Jimmy scale is perfect for espresso pours, whilst being big enough and strong enough (2000g max capacity) for multi cup V60s.

The Jimmy APP available on the App Store and Google Play Store has four modes (espresso, pour-over, scale, and training). Training mode is particularly useful to help aspiring baristas to recreate an exact routine and perfect a consistent cup.

Auto-Tare and Auto-Start functionality makes using the Jimmy for brewing seamless. Water-resistant, tough enough for spills, and ready for hours of action with a 10-hour battery life (1000-hours on standby).

Scales, but smarter. That’s Jimmy.

Why do I need a scale to make coffee?

Using a digital scale when you are making espresso or pour-over coffee allows you to achieve consistency and control over the flavour. By precisely measuring your coffee dose and liquids you can dial in the crucial coffee-to-water brew ratio and time for delicious, repeatable results. This prevents guesswork, wasted beans and disappointing coffee!

Using Hiroia Jimmy Scales to make pour over coffee

Hiroia

Hiroia is pushing the technological boundaries of coffee-making. This is the innovative branch of the company that invented V60, Hario, their aim is to empower everyone with cutting-edge technology to ensure perfect brews and crafting accessible delightful coffee experiences for all.

Cupper’s Journey is an authorised UK supplier of Hiroia equipment.

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Brand

Hiroia

Model

Jimmy Scale, F-V-JIMMY-00-01

Colour

Black

Max capacity

2000g

Readability

0.1g

Measuring unit

g / oz

Operation modes

6

Battery

Polymer Li-ion Rechargeable (3.7v, 520mAh x 2)

Battery life

10 hours (continuous use), 1000 hours standby

Power supply

5V / 1A

Connectivity

Bluetooth 4.1

App support

iOS version 12+, Android version 8+

Dimensions

W120mm x D145mm x H25mm

Weight

440g

Accessories

Micro-USB cable, Hiroia nameplate, Quick guide

Warranty

One year

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Pour over equipment can be very basic, but to improve consistency there are a few more items that are useful. Fundamentally you only require a dripper, such as a V60, and the appropriate filter papers.

To improve the quality and consistency of your pour over, you should also consider:

If you are making more than one cup, it is nice to have a range server jug to make and serve the coffee in. We do a set that includes a glass V60, jug and filter papers, perfect for manual pour overs. When time is short, we also have an amazing Smart Brewer that can make barista quality pour overs at the press of a button!

If you want to find out more about pour over techniques, read this article:

Coffee usually tastes off due to improper extraction—too fast (sour) or too slow (bitter/burnt)—or issues with bean freshness and water quality. Sour coffee is typically under-extracted (needs finer grind/longer time), while bitter/burnt is over-extracted (needs coarser grind/shorter time) or too dark a roast.

Take a look at our article about the Best Brew Methods for African Coffee, where you will find some hints and tips about refining your brew technique:

Coffee cupping can be a brilliant way to have fun and learn more about coffee. For a detailed explanation on how to do this, you can read the article in Beyond the Bean on Coffee Cupping.

Grind size depends on your brew method and the roast level of the beans. Read the article on the Best Brewing Method For African Coffee to find out more

The coffee-to-water ratio varies depending on your brew method. For cupping, it is set at 8.5g:150ml water. Read the Best Brew Methods for African Coffee to work out a good ratio for your preferred drink

Throughout the brewing process achieving an even extraction is key so it makes sense that what you brew should also be an even grind size. This is why you should consider having a burr grinder rather than a blade grinder. The burr grinder has two cutting discs called burrs which will cut beans into even sized pieces and is a great investment for home brewing. In contrast, blade grinders use a spinning blade to chop the beans, creating inconsistent grounds full of dust (known as coffee fines) and boulders.

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While scales are not necessary, if you want to perfect your pour over technique and brew consistent coffee to a set recipe then they are really helpful! We would be lost without our Jimmy Scales

Hiroia Jimmy Smart Scale

Hiroia Jimmy Smart Scale

The Hiroia Jimmy Smart Scale is designed for both espresso lovers and pour-over perfectionists. Jimmy blends precision with personality, keeping every cup consistent without taking the joy out of the process.

A gooseneck kettle is a great addition to your manual pour over set-up. The spout allows you greater control as you carefully circle water around your dripper. Getting one that has a temperature control is brilliant to make sure that you are brewing at just the right heat.

The temperature of your water depends on the roast level of your beans as well as your preferred brew method. Lighter roasts are denser and less soluble than darker roasts and so can cope with higher brewing temperatures. Ideally use filtered water but avoid mineral water.

Roast level

Water temperature (°C)

Light

92-100

Medium

85-95

Medium-dark

80-90

Dark

80-85

Dialling in coffee is the process of adjusting brewing variables – dose, yield, grind size, water temperature, flow rate – until you hit the sweet spot for that particular coffee bean and brew method. Read more in our discussion of brew methods.

Blooming coffee is done by adding a small amount of water to your freshly ground coffee allowing the trapped CO₂ to escape. The process takes 30-45 seconds and you should use 2-3 times the weight of your coffee in water to do this. This CO₂ would otherwise interfere with the extraction process, limiting the contact between the coffee and the water. This is particularly important for pour over brews.