AccuWeight Digital Kitchen scale Multifunction Meat Food Scale with LCD Display for Baking Kitchen Cooking, 11lb Capacity by 0.1oz, Tempered Glass surface, Black

It works very well. It really does and deliver on what it says it would do.

Easy to use and amazing quality!

Accurate scale.

This is a long term review as it was bought May 2018.I feel bad for the seller as people are saying this product does not work when they weigh household items such as a can of soup etc. The weight printed on the can label is for the content INSIDE the can...not with the can !Originally I picked this up for my baking as grams is much more accurate I feel as opposed to measuring cups and it has worked very well for this purpose. In using this over the past year and a half I have used this for much more than just a simple kitchen scale. I've used this from portioning out such things as 2 part epoxy’s, making my secret plant fertilizer mixes, to make lotions and body creams and weighing out clay for kids crafting among many other uses.I feel one of the most important uses was by accident...as a kids learning tool. How much does this weigh? How much does that weigh? An inquisitive child is a VERY good thing I feel. We learned their teddy bear hamster is 23 grams, a fossilized megalodon tooth we have is 192 grams and one of their school clay craft project is 152 grams. A child enjoying numbers is a delight that I will happily encourage.TIP ► **** again please for the sake of fairness please remember when weighing packaged items to see if this works for you or not the weight printed is for contents only **** If the product is removed from the container, put the empty container on the scale then do a tare...then weigh the content ****So what I DID to test this scale, I unpacked my weight calibration sets and I put them to use. In every combination, every usage of this scale against any of my calibration weights the scale always gave the exact gram weight. Please review my pictures as proof.The 500g scale reading was on five 100g calibration weights. = perfect readingThe 105g scale reading was on a 50g, two 20g, one 10g, one 5g calibration weights. = perfect readingThe 50g scale reading was on a single 50g calibration weight. = perfect readingThe 40g scale reading was on two 20g calibration weights. = perfect readingThe 20g scale reading was on a single 20g calibration weight. = perfect readingThe 10g scale reading was on a single 10g calibration weight. = perfect readingThe 5g scale reading was on a single 5g calibration weight. = perfect readingYes the above is repetitive however this does show it is accurate and it is accurate in any combination of the above weights.The scale itself is 16.6 cm wide and 20 cm long. It takes two AAA batteries and in this past 1.5 years since May 2018, the original batteries are still going strong. It has 4 rubber feet on the bottom to prevent the scale from sliding on your surface. As the product listing states it has grams/milliliter/fluid ounces/pound. ounce and all have worked just fine for me.I would recommend this scale 100% to absolutely everyone !Helpful, is how I hope you find my review

The lag is really bad. It takes a few seconds to switch on, to "tare"/zero, and to detect weight. The weight detection lag is the worst for baking. What often happens is, by the time the scale finally shows the weight of the thing that I am putting in, I have already put too much.The scale also doesn't save the last used measurement. This means that I have to change the measurement every time I use it.

Nice little unit, simple and easy to use and very affordable. But... inconsistent. I weighed the same soft drink can of 375ml in volume and got 405g, 413g, 421g. I know 15g spread isn't much but still a bit of a worry. Were I weighing coke in powder form with armed customers I might be concerned but I will just average things out and live with it for cost and convenience.

This is an inexpensive kitchen scale with decent functionality, but there is a design flaw I find relatively major. The buttons are where the display should be, and the display is where the buttons should be.The buttons, being on the front of the scale, mean you're pushing a button horizontally - if you don't steady the scale at the back with your other hand, you'll just push it across the counter. The display being on TOP on the other hand, means that if you put a bowl on the scale to measure ingredients, you can't see the display because it's hidden under the bowl.In short, there are better scales out there but also worse ones. For a cheap scale it's okay, but I'd recommend going with something a little more expensive with better features.

doesn't read a weight under 10 gr.