Hi Christina,

 

You are wondering if the weight is read out on the iDevice and I am sure it 
would be if the app is accessible. I read in the description “there is no need 
to touch your iPad with dirty fingers”. This of course prompted me to read more 
since it said “iPad” and not “iPhone”. I then found the following:

 

Works with iPad mini, iPad mini 2, iPad mini 3, iPad 3rd generation, iPad 4th 
generation, iPad Air and iPad Air 2. Requires iOS 8.

 

So, it appears the app is iPad only and since there is no mention of the iPhone 
I assume this will not work with an iPhone.

 

Now, as for talking kitchen scales, I have one I bought a very long time ago 
from Maxiaids. I think I have had this thing for 15 or 18 years and it is 
accurate and it just works and works and works. Of course I don’t know if it is 
still available, but I’ll get my wife to see what it says on the scale as far 
as a brand/model and write you directly. It is accurate to around 5 grams or 
around 0.2 ounces which for cooking and baking is plenty good enough and while 
I love gadgets, I think there is something to be said for some stand-alone 
devices where I push a single button and I don’t have to pull out my iPhone, 
load an app and so on. The scale I have continuously reads out the measurement 
as you add stuff to the bowl and while it probably can’t do what this Drop 
scale can do, you can switch it to either metric or imperial measurements and 
the nice thing is that if you want to measure something where the included 
plastic bowl is not big enough, you can just take it off and replace it with 
any plate or bowl you want. As long as you turn on the scale after you put the 
bowl you are using on the scale it will zero itself with whatever you put on it 
and then measure from there.

 

 

Regards,

Sieghard

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Christina C.
Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 1:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Drop bluetooth kitchen scale

 

Hello has anyone tried this. Is it accessible? Mainly I was wondering if the 
weight is read out on the iDevice by voiceOver. I’d love to have a talking 
kitchen scale but I have not purchased one. I get frustrated when I spend my 
money on a talking gadget that is poorly made and often inaccurate. I have used 
talking scales and thermometers that are obviously way off and giving incorrect 
readings. This one has me curious since it’s a possible out of the box 
solution. :)

 

https://www.getdrop.com

 

 

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