Digital Scales

I went to this scale after using the Salter kitchen scale which can measure up to 11 pounds. I found the Salter to be inconsistent when measuring very small quantities (eg. 18 grams) of coffee beans. By this I mean that it would literally add or...

I went to this scale after using the Salter kitchen scale which can measure up to 11 pounds. I found the Salter to be inconsistent when measuring very small quantities (eg. 18 grams) of coffee beans. By this I mean that it would literally add or...

I had been using a ‘Fresco’ brand kitchen scale. Its range was 0 to 5 kg (5000g) with a resolution of 1g. I had several problems with it: First of all, small errors around zero were not reliably removed and when weighing consecutive batches, I would...

I had been using a ‘Fresco’ brand kitchen scale. Its range was 0 to 5 kg (5000g) with a resolution of 1g. I had several problems with it: First of all, small errors around zero were not reliably removed and when weighing consecutive batches, I would...

Super Sensitive. Weight will change on a one or two bean change ; Accurate response. No dithering around about the number ; Other neat functions that I'll probably never use ; Easy to read display

Display light goes off too quick

Digital scale accurate to 1g, switchable between ounces and grams. 4.4 lbs (~2kg) capacity. Digital tare weight function. Auto shutoff. Easy-to-read screen. Inexpensive

Only accurate to 1g, not 0.1g. Switching between oz ang g is controlled by a toggle switch on the bottom of the unit. Auto shutoff feature is annoyingly quick to activate (turn off the unit). Cheap construction, made in China

weighs multiple amounts of food on the same plate

It's small, light and precise. The cover doubles as the weighing container, which is just big enough for 14 gm for a double

It's a bit too small. Something 50% bigger would have been better for the kitchen counter

Very easy to use ; Great cost vs. value ; Accurate enough for most any application ; (1 gram sensitivity 0-1kg, 2 gram sensitivity 1-2kg or 1/8 oz sensitivity) ; Scale can be re-zeroed ; Looks great (IMO) ; Lithium battery included ; Easily switches...

None so far

Large surface area- about the size of a saucer, holds just about everything nicely ; Auto shut off, tare, and will switch between grams and lbs ; Increments of 1/8 oz or 1 gram (up to 1 Kg- then by 2gr) ; Very accurate

None that I have found

Large well labeled buttons make the unit easy to use and the large LCD dispay is easy read

The neon blue plastic housing detracts from the look of the unit. The unit would also do well to have an easier calibration procedure

It's quite small -- about the size of a TI calculator, an (optional) 200g tare calibration weight is available, its max capacity is well within my requirements

It may be a little slow to "boot up." It only handles 200g (max)