Review on 🍳 Zwilling Enfinigy Digital Food Scale, Max Weight 22 lbs, Grams & Ounces, Precision of .1 gram, Baking & Kitchen Scale, Black by April Malone

First, it must have a battery indicator. There is absolutely no sign that the battery will die anytime soon. You just turn it on, most likely when you need it, and then it gives a low battery error and turns itself off so you can't use it. Funny, I honestly can't believe it. Second, since it is glass, it must come with a stand for its surface. As soon as it scratches, that's it. Most of the time I have a glass container for baking, glass on glass is no good. Third, since the button isn't really a button but a capacitive one, it sometimes takes me a few times to tare it to zero. This is due to the vertical motion you must apply when attempting to press the capacitive button with a horizontal force that connects directly to the scale's weight sensor. Just a strange product to be honest, I expected more from them. I don't usually buy on a whim and would love to explore that more. The main attraction was the 22lb load capacity. I often regret the purchase.