MasterClass Digital Kitchen Scales with Touchless Tare in Gift Box, Plastic, White, 23 x 15 cm

These scales look good and are accurate and easy to clean.The problem is that the weight reset (tare) functionality is triggered by movement above the top right of the scales, which is almost impossible to avoid in normal use. So the fairly routine activity of adding an ingredient to weight, then using the tare to reset the scales to 0, so you can add the next ingredient isn't really possible. As you're adding one of a series of ingredients you reset the weight to zero and you're stuck.This happened four times in a row trying to make some bread at which point I gave up and used some different scales. These have gone into the trash, they just don't work as scales.

Top quality! You hardly need to use your fingers, just turn the on button and the tare is all by sensors, all you have to do is moving your hand across. Very stylish it comes well accommodated in a box fitted with lateral cardboard protection so that you don’t scratch and keep it away nicely. Very happy and highly recommend.

Wow, an absolute pleasure to use, touchless control is great for use when plastered in dough. Quick to react, highly accurate, easy to clean, accurate and the tarre facility allows weighing multiple items together. If that wasn’t enough it even weighs in millilitres and fluid ounces. Well done Masterclass on yet another quality product.

Brought this as a present and my dad loves it and it’s easy to use.

The media could not be loaded.  Good quality digital kitchen scales. I dont think however that they are worth almost £30.Cheaper alternatives do equally the same things as these scales.They are easy to operate.They have a good size.They have many and standard unit measurements that are common in many if not all scales.

The scales arrived safely, and they come packed in a nicely illustrated retail box which is also protected by an outer box. They are powered using a CR2032 battery which is included. The scales are made in China.The overall quality of these scales is pretty good as they seem well made, they are quite weighty, the glass top looks smart and makes them feel a bit more premium (and easy to clean), the touch buttons work well, the display is easy to read (although its unlit), and it has four rubber feet to help keep it in place.The scales are a decent size, small enough that they don’t take up much room yet still big enough to hold a good-sized mixing bowl thanks to the completely flat measuring surface.A quick press of the power button and the scales switch on and are ready to use in about two seconds. You can switch between four different measuring units: fluids ounces, grams, pound ounces, and millilitres. Once you have finished with the scales you can hold down the power button to turn them off or the scales will automatically turn off after about one minute of non-use or three minutes of no change in weight.The scales can be zeroed by waving your hand over the top right corner when they are turned on and it’s a useful feature if you are weighing multiple ingredients into the same bowl. Personally, I would have preferred a tare button as its very easy to accidently reset the weight if your hand goes near the sensor, which I have done multiple times now and you can’t disable it. Ive tested the accuracy by using a 1kg weight and the scales were pretty much bang on.Overall, I think these scales are smart looking and good quality. The price is a little high at just under £30 so they are not the best value for money out there in my opinion and £20 would have been much better. It’s a product I’m happy to recommend though and I feel four stars is appropriate for them, buy with confidence!

It's a great set of kitchen scales. It comes with batteries already inserted, so it's ready to work as you get it!The good points I'd say: + Nice glass top + 2 touch sensitive buttons + Simple unit conversion (via button) + Lightweight and simple to useThe few negatives: - Touch buttons can be triggered by putting an item you're weighing, so can randomly turn off. You'd need to put your items in some bowl, that won't be touching the buttons. - Have had a go at weighing the same item several times in a row, and there was some slight inconsistencies in weight, most of the time it was only +/- 1 gram, but once it was a good 10g difference.Despite the last point, as a rare event, the scales are pretty good, the only biggest disadvantage for me is the button sensitivity to items that could be weighed on the scales. But generally, really pleased with this.

Because its thin and compact it's easy to store away I just put it in one of the kitchen draws. It is a glass surface which is brilliant for easy clean I just wipe it over with a kitchen surface wipe after use. The display screen is clear to see and easy to understand. The buttons are touch scree. To one side of display screen is your power button on/off it will switch off itself after a short while of not been used. On other side of display is measurement and tare button. There's no buttons to press when you need to zero these digital kitchen scales. Simply wave your hand across to send the measurement back to zero. The measurements have your usual g kg, oz etc... but best of all and the one thing I need on a scale and use the most is ML I love to have a scale that measures liquids in ml comes in handy for making milkshakes instead of trying to see the measurement lines thru shaker bottles this is so much quicker.