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Why I Never Settle at Coffee Sensor

From the very beginning, I made a promise to myself and to my customers: never settle for “good enough.” Every single day, the goal is to be better.

When I launched our first Universal E61 Thermometer, it wasn’t the end of the journey—it was the start. The very next year, I improved the adapter’s design. If I had simply copied something that already existed, there would have been no reason to redesign or refine it. Instead, I built my own prototypes, tested them extensively, and only then brought them to market.

Listening to customer feedback became the cornerstone of Coffee Sensor’s progress. That’s why I introduced a new adapter design, with small but meaningful modifications inside the sensor itself. I also researched how to improve diode reading speed, discovering a simple yet effective adjustment that made the response faster and more precise.

Unlike cheaper alternatives available on the market, we chose to use a more expensive, higher-quality thermometer—because reliability and performance matter. Our products may cost more to make, but they deliver a result that cheaper versions simply cannot match.

At Coffee Sensor, growth also means giving back. A part of every earning goes to those less fortunate. I don’t share details publicly, but this is something deeply rooted in my family’s faith. As children of God, we believe that if we are blessed with more than we need, we must share that blessing with others.

Another significant part of our resources is reinvested in research and development. What began with a single thermometer has grown into a catalog of more than 400 products, including over 85 custom-made designs—either fully developed by me or in collaboration with trusted friends and partners.

This is just the beginning. With God’s help, Coffee Sensor will continue to expand, creating innovative tools and upgrades that improve the coffee experience for enthusiasts all over the world.

Thank you for supporting this journey and for being part of the story.