RENPHO Kitchen Scales for Accuracy Measurements, Smart Food Scales with App Food Database Nutritional Calculator, Food Weighing Scales for Baking, Weight Loss, Calorie Counting, 5 Units Conversion

Absolutely love this scale, the app is not bad i also have the normal scales and both of them are brilliant units

The media could not be loaded. Connectivity - connected to my phone easily with the app.Quality - the glass surface makes it feel expensive compared to my old machine that was very plastic.Ease of use - buttons slightly awkwardly placed but once you get the hang of them they work well with a solid click feel.Weight - light weight yet sturdyFunctionality - Positively it is very accurate and works as expected without any issues. Plus it can weigh liquid poured straight into a glass which is great, instead of transferring between a measuring jug and glass. Unfortunately there are two issues. Firstly the app's database does not have many branded foods in it. Secondly, the scale is very sensitive and pushing the buttons affects the weigh numbers. It settles back but it is slightly worrying when you see the numbers jump about. (See video).Readability - very clear to read the weight display, maybe slightly difficult to read the unit type if you need glasses and haven't got them on!

Easy to use, bright color, super easy to connect on your phone and with the app. Accuracy is good

Got it as a mothers day gift and couldn't be happier. It's simple to use and just works.

I have been a fan of Renpho products, having purchased their digital body scale, their massage gun and tape measure. Renpho products are often of exceptional quality and built to last.The RENPHO Electronic Digital Kitchen Scales with Tare Function falls into the quality category.- The tempered glass is nice to touch and easy to clean.- The display is easy to read as the units are large.- There’s a nice back-light display to make reading the measurements even easier.- There’s a Bluetooth connection. This allows you to log measurements to the proprietary Renpho Health app.- Via the app, you can control how fast the display turns off when idle.But those are the only positive aspects, at least based on my experience.Other considerations include:- The scale is white and only comes in white.I would like to have ordered a black one, akin to my Salter kitchen scale, that lasted over six years, which I use every day, as a matter of both habit and convenience.- There’s no way to increase the timeout display for the back light- The controls at the front of the unit like the off button are tricky to reach, easy, but uncomfortable. This is because of the distance between the buttons from a kitchen surface, for example.- The food logging via the proprietary Renpho Health is appalling:a/ The design isn’t very nice, poor UI and poor UXb/ The UI is super confusing. I want to log my food and go, not spend an hour plating up food, so why isn’t there a fast food log option?c/ When you register your details, you must input your details again, like weight. This is despite the app already having a record of your weight under some user cases. It’s this attention to detail which I find disappointing.d/ There is no ability to scan a product’s barcode to retrieve details of the food easily.e/ There are no guarantees that the food you try to log is in their database. I tried their new and old database. For example, when searching for Stamford Street Oats (Sainsburys’ own brand oats). No match. There’s some decent fuzzy matching. But, I feel what’s the point in choosing a substitute oat product? I could log the product myself, but that’s way too much effort. It’s likely the food database is US-centric.f/ Renpho should partner with one of the bigger companies, like MyNetDiary. Or MyNetDiary needs to make their own scale! Those guys have got the UI/UX down to a fine art. Having interoperability between an outstanding app and this scale would IMOH be fantastic for all.g/ The scale takes three AAA batteries, while Renpho provides these, this device really should support a USB-C charge.As it stands, I will most likely use this scale as a dumb scale, i.e. I’ll measure the food and log it into MyNetDiary. I’ll also keep trying the Renpho app. But, I’ve got over 20 years’ experiences in app development and their app screams awful.For many customers, this product and feature set may fit their needs. I respect that.It, unfortunately, does not fit mine for its intended purpose, mainly because of the app, which is a shame. I hope Renpho works with MyNetDiary or looks to improve the app. Then, things could get very interesting.

If you want to know whats going into your body this scales is the best.. you can put your slice of bread on the scales weight it enter it into your app tare the bread which means zero it while on the scales butter your bread and it will tell you how much butter you spread on that bread no messing with little pots that you then lose little bits of butter or whatever your eating.. just great if you use the app with the bathroom scales and tape measure. Didn't realise how many calories over a day I was eating . Ive had a 7 lb loss in 2 weeks using these scales they make you think.. a little bit isn't a little bit when weighed and calculated

App absolutely shocking. I have scanned everything at home and app did not find anything any product.Tried avocado and it says cant find product are you joking ? Anyway scales itself looks ok and so on, but app unfortunately very bad. Not recommended. Im returning mine

Incredible set of ingredient weighing scales. The scales themselves are light weight and very portable. The limited buttons make the scales easy to use and the instructions are available if there is any confusion.The app seems a little clunky to use when starting out but once you have weighed out a few items then it becomes much easier.These scales are great value for money and I highly recommend them for anyone who is looking to start calorie counting or just simply to keep in the drawer to weigh ingredients.