🍎 Etekcity Nutrition Smart Food Kitchen Scale: Digital Ounces and Grams for Cooking, Baking, Meal Prep, Dieting, and Weight Loss - 11 lbs (Bluetooth, Silver Stainless Steel) Review

I like the fact that I can connect it to my iPhone. I also like the many features it has to use. I'm looking forward to starting my recipes in my new kitchen. It will be very helpful. I've tested it on several things and so far it's been accurate. The real test will be when I start my recipes.

It is possible to tare (remove container weight) when weighing to get accurate information l. I find this feature particularly useful! There is also an option to weigh different units like fluid ounces, grams, etc. Overall I am happy with the product and would recommend it to anyone looking for a compact and easy to use scale.

I love the ease of use. It took less than 10 minutes to learn how to navigate the app. The app found the scale immediately when pairing it. I am a blind person who wanted accurate measurements for recipes and baking. Very happy with the accuracy and app controllability. Do not use for weight and diet, however this is subject to change. Excellent database.

The scale is easy to read and has many functions to help you measure food. Pre-loaded items are really hard to read and I'd like to know what you're trying to type if the information was loaded into the app at all. Not sure if the calorie count is accurate or if the features are still being worked through. I want it to be connected to my fitness app too.

I've never used a kitchen scale and was a bit reluctant to try it, but the fact that it's connected to an app lets me see the calories increase when I pour juice or every little morsel of cheese I put on the scale, useful as it may be, and I've gone from 2 pounds a week to almost 2 1/2 pounds a week and I think it has a lot to do with that It's me You can of course get more precise calorie and calorie values with my fitnesspal and Fitbit

I love this scale. BUT. The app is terrible. I bought it on purpose because it has the ability to connect to an app that allows me to scan the food I weigh and sync that data to my Fitbit app. I spent twenty minutes going through my fridge and cupboards for everything from pickles to beef jerky. The only two items found in the system were milk and bread. Then I found that even though it connected to my Fitbit, none of the data I entered was being transferred. I've done all the troubleshooting…