Digital Kitchen Scale - Weigh Gram Scale - Digital Scale 300g x 0.01g - Digital Grams Scale for Food and Jewelry - Grey Color - Model TOP-300 Review

Large size, can't speak to durability yet; It's a great scale, though, and for the price, it's a no-brainer. That's right, from pounds to grams.

The best scale. hands down That's for sure, has different measurements for food. Perfect. I've had other scales and this one is just great. It has a large surface and the numbers are easy to read.

I'm a home baker developing recipes that are made on my copacker to sell in these stores. I've had some of the most expensive scales sold at Revain and places like Williams-Sonoma and they are much more sensitive (lighter weights to measure less than a gram) and reliable. I highly recommend.

This is the best scale I have ever used. Key features are the 8cm wide circular tray which makes it easy to support whatever I use on the scale. With a height of 2 cm, it can be easily stowed away almost anywhere. The digital scale is easy to read even in low light and, most importantly, displays up to 1 decimal place in grams. This way I can tell if I have 18.1 g of coffee grounds or 18.9 g - a big difference when preparing espresso.

Works great, no problems. I just think I wish it was stainless steel and not plastic, a bit bulky but I don't need it to be portable so I looked for something bigger. the way your herb or GRASS works with anything. So easy to use that even a dropout can handle it! great for the kitchen or when you're moving a decent amount of weight. Not small enough to put in pocket. So if you are looking for something small, this is not it! Although the purchase is great!

I bought this scale to make bread baking more predictable. It is very easy to use and allows you to get repeatable results for ingredients. Its use is not limited to cooking. I didn't try to verify the accuracy, but I had no reason to doubt it. I've done conversions to gram equivalents for many units like teaspoons, tablespoons, and cups for the ingredients I use. (No, a teaspoon of sugar doesn't weigh as much as a teaspoon of salt.) Some cookbooks will give you these conversions, but I still…