Review on 🔌 Kiaitre Digital Food Scale – USB Rechargeable Kitchen Scale with Tare Function, 1g Precise Graduation for Cooking and Baking (Batteries Included) by Alicia Lopez

Purchased primarily for work storage as it is compact and unobtrusive. Sleek little scales, although I'm not sure the top is real stainless steel. It comes with two AAA batteries and a USB to micro USB cable (common for Android phones). I initially had trouble locating the micro USB port on the scale, but it is on the left side of the unit. I took a photo for reference in case anyone else has trouble finding it. I would like some sort of LED indicator when the scale is connected to the network. There is some form of internal energy storage, meaning you don't have to use external batteries when charging the scale. To test this, I removed the AAA batteries and connected the scale via micro USB. I then unplugged the micro USB cable and the scale stayed on. I love that you can charge your device via micro USB, which uses less battery over time. One of my main issues with my old scales is that they use coin-shaped batteries that are non-rechargeable and harder to find. In this case, the AAA standard is used, which is much more convenient. To turn off the scale, you have to press and hold the button on the left (see my video). Weighing: The scale sometimes turns off. I wouldn't say it's the most accurate scale I've ever used - when weighing multiple items, I find it most accurate when you take everything out, tare, and set it back up. Then I could get stable results. For the price, however, this is a pleasant scale.