Really like these scales, very portable and just fit perfectly into your utensils drawer and easy to use. however, immediately when we bought these we have had low battery warnings which was extremely disappointing.

Really disappointed with this product.My daughter has T1 diabetes and we bought this to replace the scales she has carried everywhere with her for the past 6yrs.In less then 2mths the stoppers have fallen off the feet making it useless to weigh food with.

Doesn't have a ML option so can't be used to accurately measure liquids. Would be great if it had that but without it, it's pretty much useless.

I loved this weighing device until one of the little rubber feet came off. Was useless after this! Up until then, worked great and really easy to store in the cutlery drawer.

I bought this because I wanted a scale that didn't switch itself on when travelling in a bag: by keeping it in its box it is well insulated and my battery count has dropped!
It is a competent scale: I have done side by side comparisons with my other electronic scales and this one's fine, except perhaps at the very light end. My only problem is that it is slightly convex so you need to really center items carefully: a clear case of style over substance! Recommended, but not highly recommended.

I bought this because I wanted a scale that didn't switch itself on when travelling in a bag: by keeping it in its box it is well insulated and my battery count has dropped!It is a competent scale: I have done side by side comparisons with my other electronic scales and this one's fine, except perhaps at the very light end. My only problem is that it is slightly convex so you need to really center items carefully: a clear case of style over substance! Recommended, but not highly recommended.

Sent these back after just 5 minutes of use! The idea is clever, and it's a good space-saver. But it suffers from an insurmountable problem. It's limited to 200g of tare weight.... which is grossly insufficient.

As with all scales, you put a plate or bowl onto the scale and hit the button to zero-out the weight of the container (i.e., tare) before adding the ingredients you want to weigh. But for this scale, that plate or bowl must be under 200g or the scale won't go down to zero. So I can't use this with my nice ceramic mixing bowls, or my heavy-duty Pyrex measuring cups or any decent crockery... they're all too heavy. The only thing I could use are lightweight stainless-steel mixing bowls -- and only the smallest ones of those.

Sent these back after just 5 minutes of use! The idea is clever, and it's a good space-saver. But it suffers from an insurmountable problem. It's limited to 200g of tare weight.... which is grossly insufficient.As with all scales, you put a plate or bowl onto the scale and hit the button to zero-out the weight of the container (i.e., tare) before adding the ingredients you want to weigh. But for this scale, that plate or bowl must be under 200g or the scale won't go down to zero. So I can't use this with my nice ceramic mixing bowls, or my heavy-duty Pyrex measuring cups or any decent crockery... they're all too heavy. The only thing I could use are lightweight stainless-steel mixing bowls -- and only the smallest ones of those.