ZWILLING - Enfinigy Digital Kitchen Scale - Gray/White

Bought this scale as a gift to my wife. She use them almost every day for a two months already and she didn’t charge it yet. The type C cable included. Bag made from plastic. The top surface is Glass.

A food scale is an important item to have for someone who is trying to lead a healthier life with portion control and such. The sleek design of this scale makes it really simple to use: you turn the power on with it's touch interface and you're set to start weighing out your food items. Need to add extra items to your weigh? Tare it off and continue. One downside is that the unit of measurement button is on the bottom, so if you needed to switch from Grams to Ounces/Pounds, you would have to remove your item(s) to switch, but then you run the risk of skewing your measurements, which is terrible when it comes to like baking. Another downside comes from the unit of measurement button again: there's only two units? Grams and Ounces/Pounds. A much cheaper scale I previously owned included Fluid Ounces and Milliliters. I think for the price of this one, more units to measure in should be available, but it shouldn't be a deterrent. I think the biggest deal breaker that influenced my purchase though is that is it rechargeable. Not having to replace AA, AAA, C2032, or whatever batteries is just a nice thing. Just pop in the USB-C it came with or one of the many one may have lying around already.

This scale is small easy to store and works great for all your calories needs

Easy to use and the quality looks good in accordance with the brand equity of Zwilling. My only beef is that the grams don't go to smaller increments of 0.1 g. Out of the box it is not intuitive to use off the bat. But once you read the manual it really is a cool kitchen gadget to have. Being wireless and rechargeable is a plus making it portable and minimizes clutter.

I track my macros so a food scale is a must. What I hate about most food scales; is that you have to constantly replace batteries and coin batteries are expensive. Came across this scale and love it. My only 2 issues are that it uses micro USB instead of USB-C and the switch to go from oz to g is at the bottom. Other than that it’s well worth the money.