Placeholder Image

字幕列表 影片播放

  • but you just Well, you just said just work.

  • Today we're gonna review smart coffee scales.

  • This review, I thought would be easy.

  • I was just gonna buy these sets of scales, do some basic testing on features on Declare a winner.

  • That isn't what happened.

  • That's not what this review is going to be.

  • We're gonna dive into the world of smart scales now.

  • Briefly, I want to tell the story of scales and coffee.

  • I think going back to 2012 was when the sort of the Harry oh coffee scales launched right when we started to get really serious about weighing our poor of his RV sixties.

  • Whatever we're making now, I confess I had a little bit of a hand in these.

  • The reason that they have varying levels of accuracy, they're they're kind of 0.1 at 0 to 200 grams or 2000.5 205 100 grams.

  • That's my fault.

  • That was my suggestion.

  • I own no money from these.

  • I was never paid for this advice to hurry.

  • Oh, but But it was My suggestion is away to let you go wept two kilos, but have accuracy where you needed it to make it 20.1 gram accurate all the way up to two kilos would have made it much more expensive than it.

  • Waas.

  • So this was the kind of compromise that's by the by.

  • This thing was a set of scales that was designed or focused on making coffee on along with your weighing function.

  • You had a time of function, and that's kind of what sets coffee scales apart from other things.

  • But this was the beginning, and these work, like just about all kitchen scales work.

  • You have a base here, and then you have a way pan here and connecting the way.

  • Pant of the base is a piece of metal called a load cell.

  • On as that piece of metal Ben's underweight, you can measure the varying current across that piece of metal, and he can convert that into a wait.

  • That little load cell is pretty the same in pretty much all the scales here.

  • Low cells are very simple things.

  • The software, what you do with that information.

  • That's where things get tricky now.

  • No question.

  • The game was changed when a Kyra kick started their first set of coffee scales.

  • The pearl set of coffee scales and they did something kind of interesting.

  • They took this little way pan on top of this little base and they just turned it upside down.

  • So suddenly you're Wait, Pan was your base, and your base was on top is where everything waas and this means that the scales were kind of spongy because everything you pushed was pushing down on the way pan.

  • But it meant that water would run off the edge down and couldn't get back up inside to mess with the electronics in most states of scales having this way around with the way pan on top left, the electron is exposed to water, and that was bad.

  • Now, here in front of me, I have seven sets of scales, most of which have paid for, thanks to the support of Patriots.

  • People support me each month on Petrie on giving me a budget to go out and buy these things on.

  • Their four have an unbiased opinion about them, and that way I'm not relying on manufacturers giving them to me on.

  • I'm not spending the money out of pocket because there's about $1000 worth of scales here which is which is a lot here I have the timber more black mirror scale.

  • It's about 99 euros.

  • 100 euros.

  • I think I paid for this here, which I already owned is the scale this I have because it connects to the decent.

  • But it is a smart scale worth talking about.

  • This isn't $99.

  • This is the Brewster smart scale.

  • I think this is about £100.

  • This is the solicitor inclined.

  • It's about $115.

  • Here is the new A.

  • Kyra Pearl Model s, which is $185 or about £185 in the UK On the end is the high Roya Jimmy, which is about £270 or I think, like, 285 $290 online in the U.

  • S.

  • Which is a lot.

  • Initially, we're gonna do two tests.

  • We're gonna do a boot up test, which is how long does it take from pushing go to being ready to put away, and then we're gonna do a test to see what the lag is like.

  • So I'm just gonna dose about 30 grams of coffee into each scale and see how long it takes to register the correct final Wait.

  • Then we're gonna talk about APS, but we'll come back to that a second.

  • So let's just dive into those two tests.

  • First of all, Oh oh, So how many's talk about apse?

  • Because, abs, the way these things become, in theory, smart.

  • So each of these does haven't IOS app that I have downloaded onto my phone.

  • I think most of them support Android, but I'm not sure how.

  • Well, I'm not gonna make coffee with each scale, because that would be reasonably wasteful.

  • And I tried toe waste less.

  • These days.

  • I'll just be pouring water from pouring cattle into a brewer to mimic the kind of pouring you would have with a B 60.

  • It should let us see how the apse work on.

  • I'll let you see what I see on my screen.

  • So let's start with the timber more black mirror.

  • So well, that's good news.

  • That's crashed immediately on DDE.

  • There we go.

  • Let's try that one more time on crush, right?

  • What?

  • What an auspicious start For a smart girl.

  • We finally have a nap connected to the phone, which is terribly nice only took deleting and reinstalling the app, which is perhaps not the ideal user experience.

  • Now.

  • Where you can see from the APP is that you have some level of preloaded recipe in here, and if you jump in with settings, it'll let you play with your ratio, which is very common thing here.

  • A lot of them won't do that kind of 1 to 41 to 15 thing, which I have said, I'm not an enormous fan off.

  • Then what's frustrating to me is that I might want a brew 30 grand to say 500.

  • But because I'm stuck in a ratio slider, I can't actually get it to do that.

  • The closest I can get us 510.

  • Now you can select your bean really quite odd selection here.

  • You got Mandela in Guatemala, weirdly spelled yoga, Jeff Saddam.

  • Oh, but no Ethiopia.

  • You've got you, nan, which is good.

  • But also pack camera, which is a variety bluemountain geisha, Kona, Kenya.

  • I don't get it.

  • I'm really a little bit confused.

  • Okay, so we're ready to bring a brood over here to try and prevent too much sound of brewing coming through on the microphone.

  • So let's go.

  • Let's let's start with a loud beep.

  • So what you get here on the screen is a pretty typical kind of brew print.

  • I think that's a Caires term for it, but a sort of simple chart showing cumulative weight over time.

  • So you have, like, a bloom phase.

  • Let it run for a while more and then admiral.

  • Now one thing that the scale is it will tell you off.

  • If it thinks you're brewing a bit too aggressively, loudly will tell you off.

  • I don't really know what triggers it.

  • There's not really an obvious setting to control that.

  • It obviously just thought I was pouring my water too quickly.

  • But it doesn't beat.

  • To tell May have hit my target weight seems odd, and it doesn't really care that I've gotten that too quickly.

  • Just if you hit a certain grams per second, I think on the flow rate, then that's that's bad.

  • It's safe on I get to comment.

  • Is it excellent?

  • Is it good?

  • Average poor bad talk about that later.

  • There's some flavor descriptors here.

  • You could add them.

  • You can use.

  • Theirs is pretty limited choices.

  • A contract which device are used.

  • Then you get your blueprint down there, and I can save that as a record and you can share it.

  • But into we chat, which is something that a lot of people outside of mainland China are really using.

  • And there you go, you brute.

  • That is the That's the black mirror when it what?

  • When it works.

  • So a little bit buggy.

  • I know it's really just kind of just out of beta, but certainly a slightly frustrating experience there to start with.

  • I'm not hugely sure that the way is trying to guide me into brewing is particularly intuitive or helpful.

  • And now we have this scale app, which has, I think, the ugliest app.

  • I think I could think off.

  • It looks like, um, someone who's designed this has done like a bad job porting it, toe IOS from something else.

  • The layout is all screwy and messed up.

  • The kind of mixed typography and everything else it's it's not.

  • It's not much fun.

  • Now you've got a few little things here.

  • You got a timer, it's got It's got a kind of unit function, which might be some sort of brew ratio thing I don't really understand, but anyway, let's start on.

  • All it's doing is sort of tracking.

  • Wait on tracking time, which is pleasantly simple.

  • Frankly, there's no charting of this data.

  • It's just a simple graphical display.

  • It's just an ugly one.

  • If I'm honest, so as much as it might be smart, it's not.

  • It's not hugely smart.

  • There's a start.

  • Stop for the time of this, an auction to save anything here.

  • But that's that's the app.

  • It's not remotely intuitive to me.

  • It's not particularly helpful on it's not in any way beautiful.

  • Yeah, it's no good.

  • Okay, next up on our list is the Felicity in climates.

  • Open up that up.

  • Let's open up this, uh, scale.

  • Give a little boot up and something's crashed or hung.

  • I don't really know.

  • It just is saying solicitor on the scale that you annoyed you could wait on you So secret here apparently is to to open the scale first and then open the app, which seems to me probably like a book, not the first.

  • So again, a pretty minimal app, a little bit more beautiful than the scale app, though essentially showing you the same data at the beginning.

  • There is the opportunity to build out a recipe.

  • Why this is black type against the dark background.

  • I have no idea.

  • Again, we've got a weird selection of origins which come with to protect, You know, when we take multiple what's happening here, we've got a misspelled Colombia.

  • It was a win.

  • Brazil, Panama.

  • I don't understand Salvatori.

  • It's human.

  • Supposed to be El Salvador, Cameroon.

  • Let's pretend we're braced, Cameron.

  • We contract our brew tools and cattle.

  • I don't know why I attract those things, I guess first tracking everything I might and then let's have some coffee in here.

  • Oh goodness May.

  • That's an unpleasant way to put in data.

  • Now it's quite easy to miss.

  • Tap the okay button and then end up moving your ratio out there and again.

  • I can't change my water to be what I want to be.

  • M stuck with a fixed ratio thing deep breath and lets it go.

  • Let's see what happens.

  • So you are hot water injection that's happening here.

  • Oh, my Lord, this is hideous and confusing.

  • This chart is the least intuitive thing I think I've ever seen.

  • So you're getting a brew print, but at the same time this ridiculous sort of very large brew rate, I guess.

  • Poor rate, flow rate display that looks like it was designed in the mid eighties.

  • Let's go with that.

  • I mean, that orange and blue combo is delightful.

  • The pixelated nature and the slow refresh rate it's It's all bad.

  • I don't I don't feel good.

  • It's steaming.

  • Oh, wait, we're blooming.

  • But it's not blooming.

  • It's steaming, so not smart enough to realize that I put my entire water weight in here.

  • But now it knows that I've paused.

  • It's pause the timer, which is particularly weird because you would usually include your bloom time in your poor time on DDE in a moment.

  • Eventually, when we're done steaming in so many ways, we could begin again.

  • The coffee is good.

  • The coffee is good.

  • Click save presume That's just touched the button when I get a brew print and I can edit my remarks was a flowery and nutty notes, either flowery or nutty.

  • It's a little bit of a mess.

  • I'm not sure why.

  • Rough deserves being symbol, either.

  • That's kind of weird and let's save that.

  • And there we go.

  • I'm now back at the screen where it's telling me to click Save again, but we know I'm done.

  • If I click save, why go back to hear?

  • But it's lost all my data.

  • So let's just come out of there.

  • I've saved it.

  • What does it go?

  • Read.

  • Where does it go?

  • Get your recipe has saved somewhere magically that you can't access anymore.

  • Did I just lose my mind?

  • I'm done.

  • I'm done with this particular scale for today.

  • This app is also bad.

  • So now, before we dive into the suite of Akai Wraps, we're gonna talk about the Arroyo, Jimmy, the most expensive scare we have here.

  • So let's try turning it on first.

  • Good.

  • Let's open up, Jimmy, our friendly up and were greeted by yet another reasonably unattractive screen.

  • You've got espresso mode, poor of the mod training mode on display mode.

  • That notion with the letter J is there to represent display mode.

  • But But that's essentially just get a mirror what we see here on the phone, which for a scale with the remote do touchable thing, I don't know why you need.

  • The whole point of this scale is that you know, you got this thing to put where you want to be, and then also have your phone.

  • I don't know when I would need to have two displays at any one time.

  • Uh, let's look a training mode.

  • Now.

  • This will train new to port at a specific flow rate.

  • I'm gonna train for 30 seconds at five grams a second.

  • Let's start training.

  • So house killed my at the old flow rate.

  • So aggressive.

  • There we go.

  • Six grams, I get score.

  • We can compete and see who is the slow, careful, pouring champion thing.

  • I got a four out of five score.

  • Well done.

  • Me and you get a little brew print.

  • That's quite pretty, actually.

  • Gonna say this is a nice looking blueprints style thing.

  • I'm not gonna try again.

  • I think I'm done now.

  • We do also have espresso mode just to Jupiter that quickly.

  • Now here it's kind of problematic because what your choices are with these three espressos states the way that the timings of starts as an auto start in that kind of stuff, s o.

  • You know, water, tear auto start None of this is useful because none of this starts will correlate to your pump being switched on.

  • It'll be correlated to liquid hitting a cup in some way or a cup going down on a scale on being ted out.

  • But none of it connects to your actual pump starting, which is the correct time to track your espresso from.

  • So I don't really understand the why of this here.

  • Which leaves us with poor of the mod.

  • We've got a previous brewing here.

  • Let's design a recipe.

  • I'm gonna bring 30 grams.

  • I'm gonna be a ratio of 1 to 17.

  • But I can edit my water, which is nice and brew 3500.

  • So here we've got a suggested thing where it's gonna give us a 2 to 1 on the 22nd bloom and then to pause of to varying speeds.

  • Let's see what happens, eh?

  • So we get a, uh, little flow rate thing here again.

  • Let's go.

  • Who bit aggressive, says, slow down.

  • And then at my little being fills up and I know to stop, and then it counts down the appropriate time to bloom.

  • That's just fastball with that has instructed me to brew it.

  • Four mills a second here, which I probably didn't notice when I was designing the recipe, is actually an incredibly slow brew rate.

  • Let's get a quick let's make it cross who is red.

  • It's angry over a lot of water that's again, Would would done.

  • And so now we've actually got a sort of tracking of what happened, and then you can choose to save it if you want to.

  • On the record is now saved.

  • There's no tracking of Did you like it?

  • Did it taste fruity or nutty or floral?

  • Or any of that sort of stuff is just the track of this is a brew that sort of happened That is, broadly speaking, the high Roya Jimmy and now on to the car, which is gonna be tricky now, off the apse, a model coffee ABS folder.

  • Four of them belonged to a car, which is an interesting, reasonably frustrating choice, and they all do different things, and some of them are more focused on this scale, which is extremely feature rich.

  • And as I said, I'm not gonna have a chance to go into all of the things this thing can do, but I'll make sure those links down below.

  • So you have obviously an update on which is not hugely important right now.

  • You've got no Kyra app, a brewmaster apple brewed guide app.

  • Let's begin with just the Kyra app.

  • You have a feed of kind of social media stuff that I'm just going to go into a very simple tracking type thing.

  • So let's hit play, and then we can track water going in between him.

  • Play.

  • No, we can't.

  • I don't know why I can't have play.

  • Just let's reset.

  • Everyone here is tell you out.

  • Let's get a different map and here is the problem.

  • And this isn't actually a Kyle's fault.

  • This is actually the way IOS works.

  • You would think that my phone on this scale are now connected, And so if I open, let's say a different apelike brewmaster then that's this app would be able to access this scale, but it can't.

  • It can't because that connection is locked up inside the previous app.

  • So if I try and add a scale, where are we?

  • Settings.

  • Slicks like our scale.

  • They're they're in no scares and range.

  • That's because this scale is no longer visible, connected to a different kind of app.

  • There's no way around this.

  • You got two choices.

  • I could turn the scale off and back on again, which would kill the connection.

  • Or I can kill my previous app or it could kill my Bluetooth on my device.

  • All of this is ugly.

  • All of this is a hacky, unpleasant feeling thing to do.

  • In this case, I'm gonna turn it off.

  • I'll turn it back on again, Learn, Behold.

  • It's here inside my my scale choices and I can connect to it.

  • I can see it.

  • I got my information about all the stuff they're on.

  • We're back and we're ready to go without without brew.

  • So now we can have we can have ah, break.

  • But you're not connected anymore.

  • What?

  • We're not connected Contractor scale.

  • But you just were.

  • You just said I'm connected.

  • Selection A cask ale There in this kills me.

  • How would they know?

  • Scales range.

  • We just went through this.

  • We just connected deep, soothing breaths, deep, soothing breaths.

  • So now we're ready to brew.

  • Were in that the log Abreu section So we can hit start, and this will produce a hope.

  • A nice little graphical portrayal of what's happening here.

  • So you have a log Bartsch out of flow rate and then you gotta can accumulative brew that produces that kind of group print, that is, I think that they coined it belongs to them.

  • I know I've said it for other APS, but it's It's their thing, I think on Dhe again, very similar to everyone else's.

  • You can see a nice photograph and everything is great.

  • So there we go.

  • That's done.

  • So now we can save it.

  • We can name it.

  • We can do a whole bunch of stuff.

  • That's good.

  • We'll have lots of things.

  • A little smiley face temperature, brew time.

  • All of that camp stuff, is there?

  • Oh, here we go.

  • There we go on.

  • I can take a photo.

  • There we go on.

  • That will be a tremendous photo toe have in the future.

  • I'll know exactly what that waas at that point.

  • So there is the apple brewed guide.

  • So one particular feature of this thing is that you can upload a rusty into the scale itself.

  • The scales large display at each stage will prompt you to do the next thing, and in theory you could have this kind of prompting in the mornings without having to open an app.

  • Now, of course, I can't connect these two because they're still connected with the previous absolutely just kill you.

  • Then we go back again.

  • Tremendous.

  • And now I can go in and I can select my app upload.

  • Okay.

  • And then this this guy gets uploaded.

  • And then there was a brewing worldwide would invoke the guide on.

  • Everything would be great and it would do the prompting for me.

  • That's it.

  • It's surprisingly slow to upload.

  • I've gotta be honest.

  • This is ticking along pretty slowly.

  • I can't imagine there's actually a ton of data here, but there we go.

  • We're done.

  • We're done.

  • So the scale now knows what we're doing, and that's good.

  • It talks to me on a subtle display, and that's nice.

  • But can you feel the lack of enthusiasm emanating from my body?

  • Well, let's let's do a wrap up in just a second here.

  • I do need to talk about the Brewster, which claims to be a smart scale but does not connect to your telephone.

  • And in doing so, I'll begin to wrap up into a quick talk through each device before telling you, which is the one that I think is the best.

  • Let's talk about the Brewster.

  • It is the simplest of them.

  • It doesn't connect via Bluetooth.

  • It is a rechargeable Vira.

  • Nice little micro USB at the back.

  • It is a traditional way pan scale, so you have a so solid base.

  • It's a really tactile buttons.

  • There's a good things in a simple way, pan the smartness off.

  • It revolves around some level of calculation around ratios.

  • Every time I use this, I have to go back and get the instructions out, because it just defeats me with the way that it thinks it drives me a little bit crazy.

  • Thes are the instructions that come with it, um, tell you how to use it, despite the fact that I've tried on Dhe failed many times.

  • So auto mode.

  • So place the brewing scale on the platform.

  • After three seconds.

  • It should zero out.

  • We did that took some time.

  • That's not an intuitive thing.

  • There's no countdown.

  • There's no timer.

  • This is not particularly obvious, eh?

  • So now I can add my coffee.

  • Let's pretend I've added a little 33 grams of coffee.

  • And now I pushed the ratio button.

  • No.

  • Yes.

  • Okay.

  • And then that calculates for me my 1 to 16 ratio, which is great.

  • So the kids like Connor's here on Aiken, Start brewing on the timer.

  • Should start automatically the time.

  • I should stop automatically the time we should start Time it.

  • No, I don't know what I've done wrong.

  • I don't know how to make anything.

  • Do what I wouldn't do.

  • I'm just so defeated by these things.

  • They're just I could be just very stupid.

  • Like I've got the instructions in front of me.

  • I'm just not having a good time.

  • And Oh, look, look, let's not bring right now, okay?

  • These are all examples of technology that exists because it can not because it should.

  • I don't really understand who they think is using these scales in the zaps Short.

  • There are some people that want to track every brew, but there has to be a better way than fighting a Bluetooth connection.

  • Before you've had coffee in the morning.

  • Why?

  • We can't just have a scale that connects the WiFi securely and then just has a log button on there.

  • You know what I mean?

  • Like, if you want to record it, just push record.

  • And from that point, onward to the scale records what you're doing until you say stop or you take the Brewer are for all that sort of stuff that's easy to detect.

  • I don't want tohave to find and use my telephone before I've had coffee.

  • I don't and I figure most people don't either.

  • On I would say, most people that have a smart scale don't use the at most of the time by having these feature ridged scales that have two buttons that have to be used in a bunch of combinations.

  • You make people feel stupid.

  • I often feel stupid.

  • I've often found myself stuck in a place where the display is doing something I don't understand.

  • I don't know how to get back because because there's no guidance on the scale.

  • I can't remember the button combination I'm supposed to use.

  • It's not natural, it's not intuitive to me.

  • It's frustrating and that's the case with all of these things.

  • So I'm gonna run through them quickly, and I'll share my thoughts as a quick summary on each one track you become.

  • So the black mirror, it has no markings anywhere on it, and that, frankly, is extremely frustrating.

  • Trying to find the power button to turn on is incredibly annoying.

  • It also has the single most irritating beep.

  • I don't want to hear that beep that early in the morning we'll give credit to acquire.

  • They do a nice beep, this beep.

  • It's not a good beep.

  • I just wish the beep was less annoying.

  • The scale, I think, is again a little bit confusing.

  • The two buttons shapes aren't particularly helpful.

  • It doesn't feel particular expensive, and it's not.

  • I think it's the cheapest of all the scales here.

  • The app is terrible.

  • The only reason I have this scale is it because it connects to my decent espresso machine, and that will be the other reason.

  • I keep it for any amount of time that we know that John, a Decent, is working on his own set of scales for the future.

  • This is all in all, difficult to recommend.

  • It's okay.

  • It's just it's just not very good on paper.

  • I quite like the Philistine clan scales.

  • They're simple.

  • It could be set up to do two things which is time and wait or just wait if you want to.

  • The APP is not particularly good, but that's okay.

  • I can do most of what I need to do with it.

  • It's just therefore a pretty expensive way to do it.

  • I'm kind of using the same features that would have in the original Harrier scale at close to twice the price.

  • I can't recommend this in good faith, though, because Solicitor frustratingly completely ripped off the shape and design of a Kyra's lunar scales on.

  • That is not okay, so these are kind of out of the contention.

  • From that perspective, The Brewster Smart scales I don't think are particularly smart.

  • They're not particularly intuitive.

  • I appreciate having a base and tactile buttons that we don't particularly like the buttons on this that much.

  • It's okay.

  • It's just built to do a really specific thing in a way that I don't really get on with.

  • If this totally fits your workflow, you might have a nice time.

  • It's interesting that for the same money is other scales.

  • Here it's about £100.

  • It doesn't come with more features that is not necessarily a criticism.

  • It's just notable that it's the same price without the same kind of feature.

  • Sweet.

  • There's no price of app, development or maintenance going on behind the scenes here.

  • It's okay.

  • It's for pour overs and really nothing Maur.

  • And that's kind of a shame, you know, like by confining the way it works, it reduces its broad usefulness.

  • And then we have the hair Oya Jimmy.

  • This, I think, is actually interesting because they took a risk and they did something new, and they had a scale where the display disconnect and its magnet so you can mount it on top of your espresso machine if you want to pull shots with it.

  • But having it this way, Having these sort of five pin connectors here mean that neither party is waterproof.

  • It's a traditional base and way pants, So a style model, which again means electronics are exposed.

  • So, yeah, you can brew espresso with this, but bear in mind, you could damage and destroy on incredibly expensive thing, and that is so much money for the money.

  • I would expect a better app for the money.

  • I had expected to be waterproof for the money I would expect a longer battery life in this currently gives I respect that they tried to do something new.

  • The build is great.

  • It feels solid, feels reliable.

  • It's cool, but it's also nearly £300 or dollars.

  • That is, that is too much money.

  • That is just too much money.

  • I can't strongly recommend something that's just that expensive when I'm not sure that you get 2 to 3 times the features of other scales, and that leaves me with this.

  • The acai scales and I would say a Chire have set the bar for smart coffee scales.

  • They change the game with their original, said that kick started a few years ago on Dhe.

  • They continue to really lead the pack.

  • It's frustrating that they have so many APS in the nature of AP Connection is that way.

  • It's frustrating that they spent a lot of Time and Dev money on features that I don't think personally are hugely useful.

  • If you really want to track your Bruce, if you want to chart everything and have that data accessible, have that data available to share.

  • This is easily the best choice.

  • It's really the only choice I think.

  • But I still just feel like that, doing things that don't need to be done.

  • That creates a more cluttered, confusing, frustrating experience.

  • As a normal user, I would be very hesitant to broadly recommend smart scales to everyone.

  • If they fit a really particular need that you have, then, yes, girlfriend.

  • I would say the Kyra is the best in class right now.

  • But if you just want to make coffee in the mornings that I'm not sure you need a smart scale, I'm not sure you want a smart scale.

  • That's my rent.

  • That's my rent on the topic.

  • I'd really be interested to know your thoughts to.

  • In the comments, let me know.

  • Do you have a set of smart scales already?

  • Do you use the apse that come with it all the time?

  • Did you use them a few times and then stop?

  • Did you never leaves them a tall?

  • Do you think that there's something that I've missed about some of these scales?

  • Do you think there's some features that I didn't talk up enough that I was unfair?

  • I'd be really interested to know your thoughts Share comments down below.

  • I look forward to reading them as always.

  • Thank you so much for watching.

but you just Well, you just said just work.

字幕與單字

單字即點即查 點擊單字可以查詢單字解釋

B1 中級

最佳智能咖啡秤 (The Best Smart Coffee Scale)

  • 11 0
    林宜悉 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
影片單字