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The KitchenTour Digital Kitchen Scale is a compact and versatile tool designed for precise measurements in cooking, jewelry weighing, and more. With a maximum weight capacity of 500g and an accuracy of 0.01g, this scale adapts seamlessly to different measuring tasks. Whether you’re weighing ingredients for a recipe or counting small items like beads, this scale has you covered.
This an amazing digital scale. Is solid, easy to use, very intiutive and very precise. Really easy to clean and it has a good weight.Is a plus that i came with a rubber pad, so you can put it over the scale to protect ir from dripping and hot coffe. I really would buy it again.
It is a beautiful, compact smart system. The buttons are sensitive and responsive. It’s very easy to clean and easy to use. It is reliable in its functionality, and seems to give accurate weights.
Update: I had some issues with my first scale (only the power button worked), but the seller reached out right away after I shared my experience and sent me a replacement at no cost. I really appreciate how quickly they handled it. The new scale works fine and is easy to use. The only small downside is that it doesn’t measure larger volumes, but that’s a minor issue for me. Great customer service and overall a good product.Original: I really wanted to like this scale, but it has been nothing but frustrating. The scale keeps measuring on its own even when there’s no weight on it. When I try to actually measure something, I can’t change the unit of measurement or use the tare function...both of which are basic features you’d expect to work. The only button that seems to function properly is the power button, which makes the scale practically useless. Very disappointing purchase.
Works great, easy to use and travel with, and I haven't had to change the batteries in almost 1 years since purchase. I like to use this specifically for measuring smaller amounts of seasonings for recipes, salt, and for mixing up my pre workouts. For larger food items I use a larger kitchen scale but this is a great extra to have for smaller ingredients/food items. Would recommend!
I love this. Works great, does exactly as described. Buttons are easily pushed. Its small and fits right in a drawer. Looks sleek!
I initially bought my first scale in September 2020 and it had been a workhorse. The heaviest object placed on it was less than 3 pounds, way under its 6.6pound (3000 gram) limit. I liked it so much that I bought a second one mid January 2022.First off, the second scale I found was not as accurate as the first. The first was within .1 grams of true up to 200 grams (using a set of calibrated weights). The second showed a bit more variance, but still good within .2 grams.The bigger issue is that I noticed that the second scale tended to fluctuate/flutter a bit with its reading. Basically even with nothing on it, occasionally there was a "jitter" of about 2 grams either way. So far, seems fairly trivial if you're weighing objects in the 600 gram range. Here's the kicker. If you turn on the scale and the internal measurement is fluctuating then the scale is unusable at that moment. So keep this in mind.That first scale was being used to weigh objects in the 50-100 gram range, so stability and consistency is important, which is why I have my calibration weights, so far so good. Well the scale finally failed, unable to turn on stable. After a few tries, the scale was fluctuating +/- 2 or so grams, inconsistently. For the past week I had been trying to record values in the .1 gram range, and now the scale has ruined that data. From being perfectly good to worthless overnight. I don't rest weights on it when it's off, I take care of my equipment. It just plain stopped working right.So I walked into my kitchen to grab the other scale. It's not as good as my first, but it might be ok, if I can check its calibration. Several attempts to turn it on resulted in "unstable" on the display. Finally after much fiddling and swapping batteries, I finally got both to turn on. And now they both inconsistently show "unstable" and fluctuate in weight by several grams, the new one has even flashed a reading off by 30+ grams.Yes, both scales, magically have become nearly worthless instruments. Assuming I can turn them on, they might be ok to use for larger weights, but it ruined my week's worth of data and being inconsistent to turn on means I'm stuck fiddling with the power button hoping the thing will work. And of course the weight now fluctuates a lot, making it useless for finer measurements.I will be returning the new one. Sadly I think the "statute of limitations" has passed for the older one, so I'll relegate it back to its old duties unless it becomes worse, in which case I'll take a hammer to it.
Amazing quality even two years later
