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The purpose of the scale is quick and accurate weighing; many times it jumps 0.3-0.5 up and down in fluctuations, while at other times nothing changes even after you have added or removed something for several seconds afterward. Generally, if you don't get the exact weight on the first weighing, you need to reposition the filter to ensure it sees the difference. Other times, without making any changes to what is being weighed, the weight changes after a while. I wasted time, nerves, and coffee with this thing for no reason because the supplier brought it to me as standard; another silly thing they charged me for was a large ice keeper without insulation made of thin plastic. If you are starting coffee now, be careful with these things. The garbage that comes out is overpriced.

Unfortunately, I will agree with other comments; I came in to compare the experiences of others with our own. When frying, we have a serious problem where it either burns a spot in the middle or just stays on standby until it burns again. It turns off by itself, forcing you to set a timer... I wouldn't recommend it; in my opinion, it's wasted money.

Edit: With a Tefal 24 cm frying pan, it works much better, but it still turns off intermittently, and if you turn it back on, it burns whatever you are frying. It's better to get something economical from here and pair it with good pans for induction cooktops.

Purchased at the cost of repairing a previous stove, it includes extra nozzles for conversion to gas, a flange, tightening plates, a 90-degree adapter, and low-quality adhesive insulation.

For me, it is a good choice with sabaf eyes, which, if you buy a film from a store with spare parts and overlook that the safety features (at least now that I have tested them) take 6 seconds to close, it is a good alternative to much more expensive models that will break in about the same number of years anyway.

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