KOIOSFood Scale, Digital Waterproof Kitchen Scale with USB Rechargeable, Weight Grams and oz for Cooking Baking, 1g/0.04oz Precise Graduation,Tempered Glass

It reads inaccurately once the battery dips down to 1-2 bars, so keep an eye on that. I’ve had mine a little over a year now, though, and I love it so much. It charges quickly, is small and slim enough to easily pack away, and is easy to clean. Definitely would recommend.

I have been using this scale 2-3 times a week to make bread for almost 2 years. It has worked flawlessly. I like that it reads negative values so I can put an ingredient on the scale, set to 0, and then see how much I have used as a negative value. I do this when adding things into the running mixer. It is one of my essential tools for breadmaking.

It's a decent scale. It does it's job although it could be a bit more simple. The scale cleans easily; just use a wet towel or napkin. It has six modes. One for weighing milk in fl oz, another for weighing it in ml. The other two are for measuring water in ml or fl oz. The other two are for grams and oz/lbs. You can also zero out weight.The problem is that sometimes the number display freezes every once in a while. Sometimes the numbers are slow to change if the change is small and if you weight things that are light like herbal teas it sometimes has trouble weighing it.If this sounds problematic, then I'd advise against buying it, if not I'd get it.

Of course it took me a while to choose this amazing device but it was so worth it. I haven’t had any issues at ALL! It seems to be accurate. The rare feature is next to the off button but it’s ok. It doesn’t cause an issue. Just use dry hands and be patient with it. Overall I would recommend for sure. I can measure liquid and solids. Definitely a great choice. Thank you for this device 😏

We needed a new scale for the kitchen to help with portioning and I found this one. It works incredibly well thus far, and aside from being slightly finicky with turning off (which I then figured out how to do reliably and have since had no problems with - when it says to hold the power/zero icon for three seconds, it means aim for the slash basically), I've had no issues with usability or legibility of the scale. I love that, like most other scales I've used, if you put the container you want to exclude the weight of onto the scale before turning it on, it does not register the container as part of the thing it's weighing. So if you want to measure say.. yogurt into a bowl, just put the bowl on the scale before you turn the scale on, and you're good to go.