Review on 🍎 EatSmart Digital Nutrition Food Scale: Accurate Measurements and Advanced Nutrient Calculator by Megan Smith

This scale's unique (as far as I can tell) feature allows the user to Enter information from the label and then directly read the amount of nutrients and the actual weight, which is extremely useful as it eliminates cumbersome and error-prone calculations. The manufacturer's service is also excellent. When I had a fatal problem with a unit that was only a few months old, the manufacturer honored its warranty and within days sent me a check for the full purchase amount. In the meantime I had already purchased a replacement from Revain which was shipped to me with next day delivery so I had almost no downtime. Several reviewers commented on fluctuating weight values. I have observed this phenomenon several times when using nutrient mode. I suspect that going from Normal to Nutritious will destabilize the scales. However, in every case I've seen, if I reset the scale again (using the tare function), the reading stabilizes immediately. In my opinion, this issue is due to user error (or poor product documentation if you prefer) rather than a functional defect in the product. Some reviewers complain about the accuracy of the scale. Your intended use may differ from mine, but I find readings accurate to the gram more than accurate enough. After all, a gram is about 1/28 ounce, so a very small amount of food. A piece of cone, for example, weighs about a gram. Given that the Skittle is about the size of a chickpea, I think I could hardly see a 1/28 Skittle. Given that food labels can be up to 20% cheaper, it makes no sense to pay attention to fractions of a gram in my own application. provide a keypress action that I find entirely satisfactory. In general I am very satisfied. I can't say I would buy this scale again. I have to say that I bought this scale again.