Kitchen Scales

Tesla Kitchen Scale Ks200w Code: KS200W

The Tesla Ks200w kitchen scale is digital and measures ingredients with 1 g accuracy, up to a maximum weight of 5 kg. The tare function resets the display with the container on the platform, allowing...

The Tesla Ks200w kitchen scale is digital and measures ingredients with 1 g accuracy, up to a maximum weight of 5 kg. The tare function resets the display with the container on the platform, allowing you to weigh ingredients in it. It features a large, easy-to-read display and low-battery and overload indicators.

The scale switches off automatically after 60...

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  • Surface Material Glass
  • Power Supply Battery
  • Accuracy 1 gr
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    Okay, for this price (5.99) what more can anyone ask for? However, it didn't work for me when measuring small quantities, e.g. in the range of 10 grams. Although the 1g accuracy it has should cover me, the problem with it is, for example, when I want to measure small amounts, say I put walnuts on the plate that weigh 8g, it says zero, then I add another 4g, and it says 4, when it should say 12, and then when I remove everything, it says -6. At the very least, it should return to zero, like an Izzy scale I have that costs 30 euros does. But even with the Izzy, I still have the problem that I may have put 8g, but it shows 5g. However, if I add another 4g, it will go straight to 12g. If I remove everything, it goes to zero. Still, it doesn't really work. I thought that because it's TESLA, maybe it would be OK for this kind of measurement, but in the end, I'll just go for a scale with 0.1 gram accuracy.

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  • Okay, for this price (5.99) what more can anyone ask for? However, it didn't work for me when measuring small quantities, e.g. in the range of 10 grams. Although the 1g accuracy it has should cover me, the problem with it is, for example, when I want to measure small amounts, say I put walnuts on the plate that weigh 8g, it says zero, then I add another 4g, and it says 4, when it should say 12, and then when I remove everything, it says -6. At the very least, it should return to zero, like an Izzy scale I have that costs 30 euros does. But even with the Izzy, I still have the problem that I may have put 8g, but it shows 5g. However, if I add another 4g, it will go straight to 12g. If I remove everything, it goes to zero. Still, it doesn't really work. I thought that because it's TESLA, maybe it would be OK for this kind of measurement, but in the end, I'll just go for a scale with 0.1 gram accuracy.

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Description & Specifications

The Tesla Ks200w kitchen scale is digital and measures ingredients with 1 g accuracy, up to a maximum weight of 5 kg. The tare function resets the display with the container on the platform, allowing you to weigh ingredients in it. It features a large, easy-to-read display and low-battery and overload indicators.

The scale switches off automatically after 60 seconds of inactivity. The glass surface can be cleaned with a damp cloth, and the four non-slip feet provide stability during use.

  • Operating type: Digital
  • Type: Flat
  • Maximum weight: 5 kg
  • Accuracy: 1 g
  • Colour: Multicoloured
  • Platform material: Glass
  • Power supply: Battery-operated
  • Tare function: Yes
  • Units of measurement: g, fl.oz, oz, ml, lb
  • Automatic switch-off: After 60 seconds of inactivity
  • Indicators: Low battery, overload
  • Feet: 4 non-slip feet

Manufacturer

Product Number
KS200W

Basic Information

Type
Flat
Type
Digital
Power Source
Battery
Surface Material
Glass
Colour
Multicolour

Features

Features & Functions
Tare Function
Maximum Weight
5 kg
Accuracy
1 gr
Additional Measurement Units
fl.oz, oz, ml, lb

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    Okay, for this price (5.99) what more can anyone ask for? However, it didn't work for me when measuring small quantities, e.g. in the range of 10 grams. Although the 1g accuracy it has should cover me, the problem with it is, for example, when I want to measure small amounts, say I put walnuts on the plate that weigh 8g, it says zero, then I add another 4g, and it says 4, when it should say 12, and then when I remove everything, it says -6. At the very least, it should return to zero, like an Izzy scale I have that costs 30 euros does. But even with the Izzy, I still have the problem that I may have put 8g, but it shows 5g. However, if I add another 4g, it will go straight to 12g. If I remove everything, it goes to zero. Still, it doesn't really work. I thought that because it's TESLA, maybe it would be OK for this kind of measurement, but in the end, I'll just go for a scale with 0.1 gram accuracy.

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  • Okay, for this price (5.99) what more can anyone ask for? However, it didn't work for me when measuring small quantities, e.g. in the range of 10 grams. Although the 1g accuracy it has should cover me, the problem with it is, for example, when I want to measure small amounts, say I put walnuts on the plate that weigh 8g, it says zero, then I add another 4g, and it says 4, when it should say 12, and then when I remove everything, it says -6. At the very least, it should return to zero, like an Izzy scale I have that costs 30 euros does. But even with the Izzy, I still have the problem that I may have put 8g, but it shows 5g. However, if I add another 4g, it will go straight to 12g. If I remove everything, it goes to zero. Still, it doesn't really work. I thought that because it's TESLA, maybe it would be OK for this kind of measurement, but in the end, I'll just go for a scale with 0.1 gram accuracy.

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