Greater Goods Digital Kitchen Food Scale, Ideal for Cooking, Baking, Meat and Meal Prep, Silver

This is a nice scale, not too expensive and has easy to read numbers. It seems to be as accurate as two of my other scales since they all reported the same weights of various objects. The large LCD display was easier to read than I expected even in dim light. I also like that there are no buttons but touch sensitive sensors to set the type of weight and to zero or turn on/off. I also like Greater Goods generous warranty of five years. I really like that you can use any container, tare it and add say 1/2 cup of water using the fluid ounce measurement, thus not having to mess with a measuring cup.The only nit I have to pick is that the very top line of the LCD display to indicate grams, pounds & ounces, fluid ounces, and milliliters is small and a little hard to read. Further, if the light source is coming from in front of you that part of the display will be in the shadow caused by the top of the scale and be very difficult to read. This would happen if you have under cabinet lighting for example. It is not a deal breaker. You are mostly interested in the weight reading, which is easy to read, but this part of the scale could have been designed a little better. Overall, the scale is a winner.

The scale seems to be very accurate and works well at actual measurement. It's also very easy to clean. It has rubber feet so stays put.The design is modern, but the usability isn't great. There's no backlight which means the screen can be a little hard to read sometimes. The button labels are reflective and similar in color to the scale surface, so at some angles they become invisible. It also includes "4" unit options, but grams and milliliters are functionally the same, and ounces vs fluid ounces are only different in that it'll group ounces into pounds once you get over 16.There's a few more annoying issues with it though:- The "units" button has glitched a few times, almost like an invisible finger is stuck to the button. It'll flip to the next unit, and the button stops working until the scale is powered off and on again. Kind of a pain, since the only option is to restart (and retare) the scale, or mentally convert between grams/ounces.- The scale chewed through its first battery in under a month even though I only use it ~5 times a week.Overall it's alright, especially for the price, but if I was buying a new scale over again I'd probably go with a different option.

This scale seems quite accurate. It has a tare weight button (well zero button) that allows you to weigh the container first, then push the zero button, add your contents to it and only get the weight of the contents. That button is a little slow to respond but once you get used to it, it is fine.The scale also has no off button. It times out after a bit and shuts off, but I like off buttons to save the battery, which BTW is a CR2032 button battery.Other than those two things, this is a great, compact scale that works quite well. Five Stars.

I was provided this product for review and found it to be quite handy! I watched the quick demo video on how to use the scale and there have been no issues; easy to turn on and switch between all the functions, a large easy to read display, and an easy to clean surface. It is also very thin which makes tucking it away in a drawer or vertically super convenient.I do prefer scales with a removable top for easier washing (if I’m weighing out raw meat), but with its thin profile a quick sheet of plastic wrap over the top made cleanup even easier. If you choose this scale you won’t be disappointed!

Not as fast as my old scale and it seems to have a problem registering 6 grams and 14 grams. When pouring food in a bowl to measure, it takes a bit to register the correct amount. When I hit Tare it isn’t instant like most scales, it takes a few seconds to 0 out.Also, this one is my fault, I didn’t notice there is no backlight, so it makes it hard to read when I don’t want to turn the lights on to use it in the evenings. Just wanted everyone to be aware. I didn’t know how much I liked a backlit screen or bright numbers until I was using this one.

This is the first time I've owned a kitchen scale and I've been enjoying using it. I mainly wanted a kitchen scale to make it easier to follow along with recipes that aren't in U.S. metrics, since converting everything was too much effort. Now that I have this scale, I even prefer it to U.S. metrics since it feels more accurate and you don't need to switch between measuring tools. The scale itself is nice and sleek, so it feels compact enough to not be another appliance to make space for.

I love all products from this company, except the food scales...until now. The weight scale is one of my favorite things in the world and I had to give the food scale a second shot. Turns out, the food scale is great too; HOWEVER, if you are a heavy TARE function user, this takes some time to get used to. When I press the TARE button, the screen flashes immediately, but doesn't reset to zero, making me think the button didn't work. Then, I began repeatedly pushing the TARE button hoping to get it to reset to zero.... Well, it turns out the TARE button is just "thinking". If you push the button, watch it flash, and then WAIT a full second or two, the screen will reset to zero. The TARE function gives other food scales a slight advantage over this one, but the look, accuracy, cleanliness and company values help return the edge.

Great scale, simple design and works well, and great value for the price. Minimalist design, the silver finish has some shine to it, but should blend in on most counters nicely. Large enough size to fit large plates and serving/mixing bowls (at least the bottom portion that would touch the surface). It has been accurate so far to what I can tell. I have bought several products from this company over the years and they have all been great- simple, reliable, and do the job. And supports charities, too!