🍽️ Greater Goods Glass Kitchen Scale - Premium Surface for Precise Cooking and Easy Cleaning, Designed in St. Louis (Silver) Review

This scale appears to be quite accurate. It has a tare button (zero button) that you use to weigh the container first, then press the zero button, add your contents and get just the weight of the contents. This button is a little slow to respond, but once you get used to it, it's fine. There is also no off button on the scale. They go on and off after a while, but I like the off buttons to save the battery, which by the way is a CR2032 button cell. Those two things aside, this is a great…

This is a nice low profile electronic kitchen scale. This scale seems to be a little bigger than some I've used, I was able to put the bowl from our kitchen blender on it. The only downside to an artistic design is that the tare and unit keys can be difficult to read and use. when the lighting is anything but perfect. As a right-handed person, I wish scale manufacturers would place the display in the front left corner where it would be easier to read when adding ingredients. I have purchased…

The scale randomly switched from metric to imperial units when measuring baking ingredients. It gets stuck in ounces and doesn't respond when switching back to grams. The only way to go back to the metric system is to turn off the scale and restart, losing the weight of all ingredients. This problem renders the scale inoperable, resulting in spoiled recipes and food waste. I tried changing the battery but that didn't change anything. There is nothing in the limited documentation to solve this…

Greater Goods products generally don't use a lot of over-the-top, wasteful packaging, which I appreciate. Just enough to ensure your item arrives in good condition and undamaged, but not so much that it feels overdone. The design of this scale is very clean in design and purpose. The 100% flat surface is easy to clean and has no knobs or protrusions for dirt or bacteria to collect. The scale seems accurate. The readings on this scale match those on my other kitchen scales, so either both wrong…

The classic Greater Goods digital kitchen and food scale has become a welcome addition to our lives. For health reasons, I need to keep a close eye on the amount of certain nutrients, and this scale confirms how well I can estimate portion size and how often I can misjudge my total intake of certain nutrients. The scale fits easily in cabinets the size of our home, takes up little counter space when in use, and is easy to clean. Being able to dump a tare with a container already loaded has…

I love everything from this company except the food scale. So far. Scales are one of my favorite things in the world and I had to give it a second try. Turns out the grocery scale is great too; However, if you use the TARE function frequently, it will take some time to get used to it. When I press the TARE button, the screen flashes immediately but doesn't reset to zero, leading me to believe the button didn't work. Then I started hitting the TARE button multiple times hoping it would reset to…

The scale appears to be very accurate and works well on actual measurements. It's also very easy to clean. It has rubber feet to keep it in place. The design is modern, but the usability isn't great. There is no backlight, so the screen can be difficult to read at times. The button labels are reflective and color-matched to the scale's surface, making them invisible at some angles. It also includes "4" unit options, but grams and milliliters are functionally the same, and ounces and fluid…

This is a good scale, not too expensive and has easy to read numbers. They seem to be as accurate as my other two scales as they all reported the same weight for different items. The large LCD was easier to read than I expected, even in low light. I also like that there are no buttons here, but touch sensors for setting the weight type and for zeroing or switching on/off. I also like the generous Greater Goods five-year warranty. I really like that you can use each container, tar and add say…