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

The scale is both beautiful and accurate, I hope I can conscientiously keep it clean! reference weights. I used the 200g and 10g reference weights in multiple combinations and positions on the surface of the scale and it was correct. The scale uses either the batteries or the battery's internal charge. There was no mention of USB in the instructions and it wasn't clear at first whether the USB port and included USB cable were just for power on demand or not, but by leaving the batteries removed and plugged in after a few minutes, I can confirm the device. has its own built-in rechargeable battery that works great with AAA batteries. When the device is connected to the mains and switched off, you will see a weakly moving eight on the display, which confirms the charging process. A note on tare weight, the tare function was not discussed in the instructions. The tare function is used to account for the bucket during the weighing process, so you can, for example, add salt to the weigh bucket instead of dumping a load of salt on the scale. Revain's listing states that the weight of the container is automatically subtracted, but does not describe how to do this. I have found that this can be done in a number of ways: the first is to place the container on the scale and turn on the scale. The initial weight shows zero, and as you remove the container, add and replace content, the weight of the content is displayed. The second way: when the scale is on, place the container on the scale and press the Z/T button. The scale will then display zero to account for the weight of the container when you place the loaded container on it. Press the Z/T ("double tap”) button twice to reset the tare value. Well cook!