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(More customer reviews)I agree with the others who complain about the auto shutoff feature causing the scale to turn off much sooner than it should. So far it hasn't been a major issue for me as I tend to weigh one thing at a time. If that worked as it should I would rate this scale 5 stars.
I've used a Soehnle scale and a Salter scale. MY Soehnle scale (12+ years old) still works but the one button on/off/tare operation is a real pain. My Salter scale died after less than a year and I went to a big local chain store to buy a replacement. They had about 8 scales, various brands in stock. I tested each of them and with the exception of one scale (that weighed in 2g increments, not 1g like the rest) every one gave the same reading. This Biggest Loser scale was the cheapest and I liked the raised glass platform that allowed me to see the readout easily. I saw no reason to spend a lot more money on the other scales.
I plan on buying another to keep at work. I have to be careful about weighing food for accurate carb counts (Type 1 diabetes) and I trust this scale as much as those other expensive brands.
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Inspired by the hit TV show, The Biggest Loser, Taylor company offers the Biggest Loser kitchen scale. The digital scale allows one to get precise portion control for a fit lifestyle. It measures up to 6.6 pounds (3 kilograms) in increments of 1/8 ounce or 1 gram. A convenient Add-And-Weigh Tare feature allows for starting back to zero with each item or ingredient added. A large LCD readout reduces squinting and guesswork, and a clean glass platform removes for easy cleaning. The scale is powered with long-life Lithium batteries and they come included. An auto-off feature helps preserve battery life.
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