📏 Taylor Precision Products Digital Kitchen Scale: Glass Platform, 11lb Capacity Review

This scale is perfect! I like that it's thin for easy storage. It is very easy to use and read. I had no problems with that at all. It's very accurate. I was looking for a scale and came across this by accident. I had a great prize that I couldn't miss. I also like that it weighs up to 22 pounds. Most other digital scales I've found only go up to 11 pounds. I am very happy with this purchase.

This is a LARGE scale, great for baking etc. You can easily mount a large mixing bowl on it and still see the display. The ONLY issue I have is that the display has a textured surface making it difficult to read because the light reflects off the texture. At first I thought it was covered in cellophane or something but I couldn't get it off. You can still read it, but it was an odd choice.

Bought this larger scale to weigh large bowls of ingredients in them. Compared to my old 11 lb Max scales, these new 33 lb scales often weigh the 100 gram standard weight standard at just 98 grams. When using the HOLD button function, the weight of the display increases when I press the HOLD button. key presses, so this function cannot be used reliably. When weighing items on this new scale, I have to weigh them more than once to make sure the readings match. This is the main problem I have…

Accuracy seems poor compared to other scales. The additional measurement of subgrams is useless because the reading is constantly changing. If you add a small amount of items (e.g. coffee beans) the weight is 0. If the beans are removed I see a value of -10. So if the amount of goods I put on the scale is small (less than a gram) it tares itself. Very annoying. I have to place a weight on the scale with my hand, add a small amount of coffee, and then remove my hand to get a reading…

If I could give less than one star or no star, I would. I bought it to use at my work place but there are no accurate readings at all. I would constantly refer to a different scale for accurate measurements. The difference between the two scales (this one and the one already used at work) varies from 0.2 to 0.5 ounces, and on several occasions the difference was a whole ounce. I can't make such mistakes when measuring at work, so I don't use this scale at all, I use a scale that has been at my…

I bought this scale because I was looking for a scale that would fit in a large 8" wide mixing bowl while I was weighing my bread ingredients. From that point of view he did a good job. The problem is that the weight jumps around a lot when you measure it, and sometimes you have to weigh things twice to be sure the scale is recording the weight correctly. Also, when using the tare function, there is no instant return to zero. When you press tare, the display flashes several times before going…