KitchenTour Digital Kitchen Scale - 500g/0.01g High Accuracy Precision Multifunction Food Meat Scale Jewelry Lab Carat Powder Scale with Back-Lit LCD Display(Batteries Included)

It' has functioned perfectly for a year, and I use it very frequently. I like the large surface, and low weight. Display is very clear and bright. I like its clean and simple design.Easy to clean. Highly recommended.Better than two others I'd purchased previously in the last few years, though they were fine too.

Great! Very precise for measuring ingredients.

First - it's a bit on the small side. I wanted something to weigh to 0.1g for baking, and this does that. However, it's physically quite small, so it's hard to read the display when I've got my mixing bowl on top. Accuracy is good. One con is that I've found it with dead batteries a couple times - checking it out, I found that when it's in the tote in my pantry with other baking supplies, a small bump/vibration can turn it on. So I've resorted to removing the batteries after each use. This is the main reason for knocking off a star.

Easy to use. I love the 2 trays that comes with it. It cradles the scale perfectly and protects from bumps in the drawer. It is small so if you are thinking of putting big bowls on top, you would have problem reading the display.

Great scale for measuring my coffee. The first one I received, the batteries kept dying but I sent it back and got another and it works perfectly.

I initially bought my first scale in September 2020 and it had been a workhorse. The heaviest object placed on it was less than 3 pounds, way under its 6.6pound (3000 gram) limit. I liked it so much that I bought a second one mid January 2022.First off, the second scale I found was not as accurate as the first. The first was within .1 grams of true up to 200 grams (using a set of calibrated weights). The second showed a bit more variance, but still good within .2 grams.The bigger issue is that I noticed that the second scale tended to fluctuate/flutter a bit with its reading. Basically even with nothing on it, occasionally there was a "jitter" of about 2 grams either way. So far, seems fairly trivial if you're weighing objects in the 600 gram range. Here's the kicker. If you turn on the scale and the internal measurement is fluctuating then the scale is unusable at that moment. So keep this in mind.That first scale was being used to weigh objects in the 50-100 gram range, so stability and consistency is important, which is why I have my calibration weights, so far so good. Well the scale finally failed, unable to turn on stable. After a few tries, the scale was fluctuating +/- 2 or so grams, inconsistently. For the past week I had been trying to record values in the .1 gram range, and now the scale has ruined that data. From being perfectly good to worthless overnight. I don't rest weights on it when it's off, I take care of my equipment. It just plain stopped working right.So I walked into my kitchen to grab the other scale. It's not as good as my first, but it might be ok, if I can check its calibration. Several attempts to turn it on resulted in "unstable" on the display. Finally after much fiddling and swapping batteries, I finally got both to turn on. And now they both inconsistently show "unstable" and fluctuate in weight by several grams, the new one has even flashed a reading off by 30+ grams.Yes, both scales, magically have become nearly worthless instruments. Assuming I can turn them on, they might be ok to use for larger weights, but it ruined my week's worth of data and being inconsistent to turn on means I'm stuck fiddling with the power button hoping the thing will work. And of course the weight now fluctuates a lot, making it useless for finer measurements.I will be returning the new one. Sadly I think the "statute of limitations" has passed for the older one, so I'll relegate it back to its old duties unless it becomes worse, in which case I'll take a hammer to it.

Works great! Exactly as advertised and I like that it has the Tara weight function so I can weigh out my ingredients for sourdough.

Scale is well designed, very user friendly and accurate. For the price it is an exceptional piece of engineering and manufacturing.