Etekcity Digital Food Kitchen Scale, Grams and Oz for Weight Loss, Baking and Cooking, 0.05oz/1g Precise Graduation,5 Weight Units, IPX6 Waterproof, USB Rechargeable,304 Stainless Steel-Silver, 22lb

I love this scale! This is a very good quality product. It's small but not too small, convenient to use, can measure up to 22 pounds, it measures in different units of measurements as well! You can put your container of choice on it, zero the scale out with the push of a button and add the ingredients you want to measure and it weighs them automatically. It also shuts off by itself if it hasn't been used. It is also Type C chargeable so it works with my phone charger...but it comes with a small charging cable.

Replaced an old scale that just called it quits. This was a huge upgrade. Larger plate to place items on. Angled display to allow viewing if your item is large. Stainless steel, USB charging, cable included. Rare function that allows you to compensate for a plate, dish or anything holding what you want to weigh. Quality, great size, great design and great value.

I am enjoying this scale. It isn’t totally accurate, as the same thing can be said to be a gram or so different within a few minutes. But the differences are not at all worrisome. If you are worried about a gram either way, this isn’t the right sort of scale for you. For cooking, though, this is wonderful. I have used it particularly to weigh the various things I put in my morning cereal bowl, so that the concoction is more or less the same every morning and is reasonably in line with what the box says is one serving. Since my cereal bowls are large, it is all too easy to pour far too much into the bowl if you don’t weigh or measure the ingredients. Beyond simple weighing, probably the most useful feature for me is the Zero button. You can put an empty bowl on the scale, zero it out, and then easily get the weight of what you put into the bowl. The scale ignores the weight of the bowl itself. As you put the ingredients into the bowl, you can zero it out after each one, to get the weight of each ingredient separately, without any arithmetic. This feature is especially welcome first thing in the morning, when I am too sleepy to do the most elementary calculations correctly. It is also helpful to be able to weigh portions as you divide up meat or something else, such as a big bowl of salad, into single servings. Since I live alone and often need to do this, something to allow me to make the servings equal is invaluable. Of course, the scale is also useful for non-cooking tasks, when you need to know the weight of something small. For instance, are you sure that envelope you are putting in the mail is really under an ounce? Put it on the scale to be sure how much postage you need. (Changing from one unit of measurement to another is just a matter of touching a button, in this case perhaps several times, as the function circles through the various measures available, rather than jumping directly to the one you want.) Turning on or off is a matter of touching a button (no need to press; just touch). Operation is quick - most functions are virtually instantaneous. The exception is that the unit “thinks” a bit when weighing. The weight changes a little over a few seconds, so waiting until it stabilizes instead of taking the first weight displayed is a good idea, if you are looking for an accurate result. The change isn’t large, however, so if getting the most accurate possible weight is not important to you, there is no strong reason not to take the first displayed weight. Just know that what displays in the first second is probably slightly off. Charging, which I did need to do after a few months, is much quicker than I expected.. I put it on the charger, thinking that it would take hours, but it charged in much less. I didn’t note the exact time, so I can’t say just how long it took, but I remember being quite surprised at how fast it was. Overall, I am more than pleased. I hope the unit continues to function so well.

I’ve used several kitchen scales over the years, and the Etekcity scale has quickly become my favorite. As someone who is health-conscious and tracks my food daily, I rely heavily on my scale. What I appreciate most about this model is that it’s USB rechargeable, eliminating the hassle of dead batteries when I need to weigh something. The scale provides quick and precise measurements, and the stainless steel surface gives it a sleek, clean appearance that is easy to wipe down. I also like that it is waterproof, so I don’t have to worry if it gets a little wet in the kitchen. Overall, it’s a simple and reliable tool that helps make my daily routines smoother. I definitely recommend it for anyone who weighs their food frequently or is looking for something accurate and easy to maintain.

So far I've had this scale for about a week and have not had to charge it yet. So I cannot comment on how well it holds a charge just yet, but it seems to be working fine and seems accurate. I bought a calibration weight and it was within 1 g. Only thing I see so far is it is it is a little bit hard to turn off. I will not give this a full 5 intil I've had it a little bit longer and need to charge it. I will try to post a video update: Today is April 1st and I've had the scale for over a month and just had to charge it for the second time. It still works very well. The only thing I would say is it takes a really long time to charge about four hours! But other than that I keep it at a full four star rating!

This scale is a good size and easy to use. I was able to read the measurements with no problem. The charged battery holds well. This is very helpful as I measured ingredients.

This kitchen scale is awesome. It is versatile and it locks in your amount on this scale easy to charge and easy to clean.

Works great, seems to be very accurate. Very intuitive to use. Almost bought a smaller version without as much range to get more accuracy for lighter weights but glad I got this version as I immediately found uses for heavier weights than what I originally had in mind.