Talking Kitchen Scales - Big Numbers with Clear Loud Voice North American Accent (Black)

Once the scale is set to pounds+ounces, ounces, or grams using the left button, the only control that has to be used is the right button.Press the right button, scale turns on, will measure and announce anything placed on the scale.To use a container, place it on the scale, press the right button, scale resets to zero (tare weight).Add ingredients to container, scale will announce weight of ingredients only.If container is removed, press right button to again reset scale to zero.Press right button for three seconds to turn off scale.Scale announces the weight in a clear voice, and also announces turning on, turning off, and resetting to zero.Simple and easy.The scale is also small and light, and comes in a sturdy box thst can be used for storage.

I do not really need voice feature, though it works good, but I like big number display, easy to see and roomy place for your container or plate.

Good scale but I cannot get it to agree with the other scale in the kitchen. Perhaps it's a bit like "the man with one clock knows what time it is. A man with two clocks is never quite sure." Maybe this axiom applies to scales too? Anyway, the one big thing that took a star away from the top rating is that there is no way to control the volume. This thing is LOUD !!! Maybe good for some but having the option of adjusting the sound level would be better.

Love this! Very easy to operate, speaks clearly, and measures accurately. I highly recommended.

Having lost most of my sight to a progressive retinal disease, I've had to adapt to a changing world when it comes to devices. The digital food scale we used for years became too hard to read, even when using a magnifier. So, I searched for talking scales, and this one popped up as a good choice. After using it for a few weeks, I can say I'm very happy with the purchase. It works as advertised, and has made my life that much easier. Surprisingly, my spouse (she can see fine) also likes it. Besides the convenience of not having to look at the screen while weighing, it's also nice and light, and takes up less room than our old one.Overall, it's a very good deal, and essential if you like to work in the kitchen but can't read a normal scale.

I ordered this scale for two reasons: I have eyesight that isn't great AND I use Alexa a lot. So I'm accustomed to having "voices" around. The buttons are easy to use -- left button to change from grams to ounces, etc. and the right button for on/off and tare weight. The numbers are nice and big. So if you don't need the voice assistant, you can use the scale without it. But, I'm planning ahead... so as my eyesight worsens, I'm not helpless in the kitchen.I use a scale every day to weigh the food for my doggos so they don't gain weight. I'm more successful in baking if I use a scale vs. measuring cups. That's a more infrequent use, but also a factor. I switched from a regular scale to this one to see if I liked it. I do! The male voice is easy to understand. He says the weight and pauses... so if you add a little more or subtract a little, he'll also tell you the new weight. I think I'll call him Bob.The scale automatically turns off if it's idle for 90 seconds so it doesn't drain the battery. I recommend it whether you need the audio or not. It's nice to have "Bob" in my kitchen.

I’ve put off buying a kitchen scales for a long time, because the Talking ones were always so expensive. This one is affordable, seems accurate, and you can toggle the speech off for everyone else in my house, who doesn’t happen to be blind.🙂 I have a new hobby of baking sourdough bread, and this has been a very helpful tool.

I really like this little talking scale because it seems to be very accurate measuring grams ounces and pounds. However, I wish it felt just a little bit more durable and I wish the quality was a little better considering the price of $33 for it.. But overall it is a very useful talking scale, and a perfect little helper for the Blind and Visually Impaired people!