I spent three weeks with the Adamson A25 analog bathroom scale to find out if a mechanical scale still makes sense in a world of smart gadgets. Here's what I actually found — the good, the quirks and whether it's worth your money.
I spent three weeks grinding everything from coarse French Press to Turkish-fine espresso with the JavaPresse manual coffee grinder. Here's what surprised me, what didn't, and whether it's worth your $35.
The Adamson A21 analog bathroom scale strips away everything you don't need and leaves you with exactly what a bathroom scale should do: tell you your weight. No apps, no Bluetooth, no batteries — just a mechanical dial, a textured rubber surface, and a 20-year assurance backing it up. After a few weeks of daily use, here's my honest take.
