Criticised years ago, but still relevant: what do you want to look for in a kitchen scale? It is clear that the information from suppliers can be inadequate, but what is available should at least be utilised. - Energy source: Battery, rechargeable battery, solar, other - Minimum graduation: xy grammes OR LESS - Minimum measurable weight: xy grammes OR LESS - Maximum weight: xy kilograms OR LESS - Automatic switch-off: xy seconds OR LONGER

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This time for kitchen scales. Accuracy and max. weight should be sliders. "Oh, it's accurate to 1 grammes but not 2 grammes." "Oh, it can hold a maximum of 1 kg but not 0.5 kg." That's stupid.

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@Galaxus it would be great if you could filter which kitchen scales also offer the measurement of ml

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Is there a scale in the range with a rechargeable battery that can be charged directly via a USB charging cable?

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Unfortunately, you can't filter by batteries, hence my request....

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with all these kitchen scales the following information would be very useful 1) which battery types and how many of them are needed 2) what does the bottom of the scale look like (picture) ? Are there adjustment feet and what material are they made of ? Sometimes you just have a not very smooth surface or the surface is not scratch-resistant or the scale is standing in the wet.

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I am looking for a kitchen scale with the following criteria: - 1g measuring accuracy - min up to 5kg - no button cell batteries - Measuring field without glass (the last one with glass was broken after a fall...) Can anyone recommend one?

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I am looking for a kitchen scale that does not switch off automatically or only after a longer period of time. Does anyone have any tips? Merci!

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The following two filter criteria would be useful when searching for an espresso scale: - Waterproof: Yes/No - Timer function: Automatic/Manual/No

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The subject is programme. Galaxus, please track! CR2302 are ecological (and also otherwise) nonsense in scales; some would certainly like to filter these out.

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Could Digitech/Galaxus also add kitchen scales with Bluetooth and apps to the range? That should be standard these days, shouldn't it? Here is a good example: https://www.amazon.com/Etekcity-E...

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How am I supposed to make a sensible choice when everything comes under "kitchen scales" - from baking sets with bowls to precision scales that generally have no place in the kitchen? In addition, there is usually no information about the accuracy (it is not enough for me to know that the scale goes up to 5 kg and is graduated to 1 g - I also want to know whether the scale is really accurate to 1 g over the entire range. And then there's the fact that I have to press "show more" 1000 times... Really well thought out and customer-friendly.

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