HOTO Digital Kitchen Food Scale with 4-Unit Modes (g/ml/oz/lb:oz), 0.1g High Precise Sensor, Ideal for Calorie Counting/Weight Loss/Cooking/Baking/Meal Prep

Good buy

I bought one for a Clever Dripper (CL) coffee brewer and it's great. The top surface is big enough for the CL and wipes down easily. Scales easy to turn on and tare. Takes normal AAA batteries instead of a dodgy internal one you struggle to charge. Measurement lag is acceptable. Display looks sharp. I did play with the Mii app - be prepared to create an account, and was less than impressed. It does have a timer function in the app and the ability to store brewing notes (in a clunky sort of way). Don't buy this just for the app. I paid £30 as there was a voucher - not sure I'd pay the full £40 price. But overall these are a nice set of scales that can be used for multiple purposes in the kitchen, and for V60 / CL brewers it looks the part and performs well.

Wished it’d come with batteries. Good scale.

This is a mini glass scale is and the perfect size for small draws/spaces.It’s a very accurate and reliable scale thats easy to use.This scale is sleek and looks even better in person so I don’t mind the 3 AAA batteries it requires when it’s so cute (Batteries are not included with scale).This scale isn’t fragile, it’s very sturdy and solidly built.Love this scale, it helps me make delicious coffee.

Bought this for my wife, she tracks all her intake. This was to replace her old scale. This scale looks amazing, very easy to use, you can change measurements with a simple twist of the dial while actively weighing! Wow, what a product, and I barely use it. The wife thanks me daily for it so if she’s happy you know I’m right

It looks good and bluetooth is easy to connect.The battery cover isn’t easy to open, i’ve to use a rubber band to improve traction on the cover. Also there are lots of development work needed with the scale app; especially on the coffee and saved menu. Issue with the coffee steps, the instructions on the app moves to the next without i adding water to it (somehow the app thinks weight added), also the items that saved on app it’s automatically removed (randomly). I would of give it an overall at least 4 stars if it’s not the app issues.

TL;DR: looks great, accurate, but some design flaws make it very inconvenient to use.Let me just get this out of the way first: it’s a great little kitchen scale. It’s pretty accurate. It rounds the measurements up to 1 decimal place, which I loved since my current scale just gives you the whole numbers. Personally, I did not really care about its Bluetooth connectivity, so I did not use or test out that feature, but it’s there if you need it. If I were to comment on it (connected kitchen or bath scales), in my opinion, while it might add some degree of convenience, it is pretty much negated by the time aspect (it’s quicker to enter your values manually into a spreadsheet or an app of your choice), plus the privacy and security concerns. The scale looks good, which is the primary reason why I bought it (and probably the reason you’re considering it). I’m one of those people who justifies paying a bit extra just because of the looks. But I don’t like when the looks sacrifice functionality, which I think is the case here and it’s why I’m returning it. It’s surprisingly difficult to keep clean. The top is glass (or glass-like material) and it shows smudges, oils, and water residue regardless of how well I cleaned it. I was keeping a microfiber cloth handy to wipe it down, but just by it’s nature of being located in the kitchen, it’d get visibly “dirty” basically daily. It takes a few (4-5?) seconds for it to power on, with a little countdown once you hit the power button. The power button/rotary knob itself is attached to the base, which is pretty sensitive to any movement. To switch your units or to zero out your measurements, you need to physically interact with the button/knob (pressing or rotating it) and it messes up the measurements for a good second or two. The screen being a part of the top means you’re limited to the size of containers you can use, since basically anything larger than a ramekin would cover up said screen. We measure out our dog’s food, and the bowl covers the screen completely, rendering it unusable.I mean, those are just annoyances, frankly, and you can have a workaround for literally every one of those (use a different bowl/container, or use a built in Bluetooth functionality to see the screen if it gets covered, as an example). But as you’re thinking of ways around these shortcomings and inconveniences, you start to wonder why do you even bother to structure your life around a kitchen scale, lol.Anyways, if you don’t care about any of it, the scale is not bad, but it didn’t work for me.