MILIM Smart Scale

Mostly yes at first, but this is the single biggest point of disagreement in the reviews. Most 5-star reviewers call it "accurate and responsive" with "consistent precision," but a meaningful minority report the scale drifting out of accuracy after 1+ years of use (one reviewer said it worked fine for a year, then became "completely unreliable," recovering randomly for a day or two before failing again at the 3-year mark) and several note it doesn't measure half-grams consistently.

It connects via Bluetooth to MILIM's own app (not MyFitnessPal directly), and syncs with Apple Health and Fitbit. Reviewers who use it daily say it works, but describe the app experience as "a bit clunky compared to dedicated tracking apps like MyFitnessPal," and several say they end up just reading the scale's on-screen display and logging numbers manually into whatever app they already use.

Yes — the standard stainless steel version ships with the batteries pre-installed (separated by a pull-tab so they don't drain before purchase), so it works right out of the box with no charging needed. Note: at least one reviewer described a different colorway (with a glass surface) as USB-rechargeable instead, holding a charge for about a month between charges, so power source may vary slightly by color/variant.

Yes — reviewers repeatedly mention it has a slim, low-profile design (about 9.2 x 6.3 x 0.6 in) that tucks easily into a drawer or cabinet rather than taking up counter space, with several saying it's smaller than the scale they upgraded from. The tare button is called out as one of the most useful features day-to-day: press it with your bowl or container already on the platform and it zeroes out that weight instantly, so you get the exact weight of just the food (ingredients, pet kibble, portioned meals) without doing subtraction math yourself.