Talking Kitchen Scale for blind of visually impaired - Large Numbers and Loud North American Accent voice (Gray)

Great little scale! Perfect for me as a blind person and very easy to use. You won’t be disappointed. Small and compact. Speech is loud and clear.

The scale works pretty well. The voice is to loud and my wife thinks it sounds strange. I put some tape over most of the speaker holes. That helps. We are keeping it.

Works as promised. Especially helpful as my eyesight prohibits me from reading a scale.

Having used this scale for about a week now, I find it too be somewhat lacking.The intended purpose is to read aloud the weight of items placed on the scale. This is does, fairly well. It will weigh in Grams, Lbs/Ounces, and Mililiters. How it is able to measure volume from weight is beyond me.The accuracy of the weights is limited. For simple kitchen/cooking recipes it will do.If you are concerned about the volume output of this scale, I can say that it is loud. No obnoxiously loud, but loud for it stated and intended purposes.There is no way to adjust the volume higher or lower, it is simply

When I learned to cook, I was taught to measure ingredients using cups, tablespoons and teaspoons. That method has served me for many years. However, as I’ve gotten beyond basic recipes, I’ve discovered that many recipes call for ingredients measured by weight. I bought a kitchen scale, but it wasn’t precise and was a nuisance to work with. Instead I usually took an educated guess as to how much of an ingredient I needed. This talking scale is a game changer.It is suppose to be designed for the visually impaired but I think it will work for anyone who needs exact weights for their ingredients.

This scale is great, and accurate. I compared it with another more expensive skills that I already had. The only drawback, for me, is it is kind of loud when it gives you the measurements. If you have Vision disabilities you will absolutely love this scale. It even gives continuous weight like if you were going from 6 oz but you needed eight you could add another two and it would tell you eight you don't have to reset it.

The Talking Kitchen Scale is a thoughtful and practical tool for blind or visually impaired users, designed to make weighing ingredients simple, precise, and stress-free. Its loud North American-accented voice clearly announces weights in ounces or grams, while the large digital numbers make it easy for low-vision users or sighted helpers to see the measurement at a glance. The scale is lightweight yet sturdy, and its tare function allows you to zero out bowls or containers, ensuring accurate measurements every time.Setup and operation are straightforward: just place your item on the platform,

Since most of our family deals with progressive vision loss, we look for items that offer true accessibility, not just gimmicks. This kitchen scale is a standout for three specific reasons:High-Contrast Interface: While the plate is glossy, the control area is matte with bold, large-print buttons. This is a huge 'insight' point: the matte finish prevents overhead kitchen lights from creating a blinding glare on the buttons, which is a common issue for us.The 'Loud' Benefit: Be warned—when you pop in the second AAA battery (not included), the scale loudly announces 'Power On.' While it might st