📏 Ozeri ZK14-S Pronto: The Ultimate Black Digital Multifunction Kitchen and Food Scale, 8.25 Review

I bought this because it was the cheaper but still very highly rated choice from America's Test Kitchen (youtube) online reviews. It's very easy to use, unlike some who tested it that had confusing menu buttons and too many features. It is a very accurate scale, lightweight and easy to clean. The surface holds my largest bowl. I love that I can leave the bowl on the scale and press "tare" between ingredients to keep adding while they're on the scale. Makes measurements much easier. For the…

I bought this scale a while ago because I had a more expensive $45 glass scale from Target that didn't seem to be compatible with weight results seemed At the time I bought 100g of carbon steel OIML grade M1: test weight 5mg. After testing my glass scale with a certified calibration weight, I quickly realized that the glass scale definitely did not meet the requirements. After receiving the Ozeri scale, I tested it with my calibration weight and the scale gave stable results; The $45 scale is…

I bought this to weigh ground coffee beans and use it daily. It worked great for a few months and then suddenly started showing a negative weight on the scale (one gram at a time) a few seconds after it was turned on and until it was turned off. If you reset it, it just does the same thing all over again - so you can't trust what it says when you actually start weighing something because it's showing a lower number than it should. I tried replacing the batteries with new ones, but the result is

I've had this scale for a few months now. I use it almost every day to measure my groceries for tracking purposes. At first the scale seemed to work fine. But in the last few weeks it started to cause problems for me. I place an item on the scale and tar it, and for a second or two the scale continues to wobble or bounce by fractions of an ounce. I tried to make sure it was standing on a flat surface (although the surface I used was exactly the same as to begin with) by trying a few different…

I've been using this soap scale for a few months now. I am very happy with it. My only caveat would be if I'm not measuring fast enough (this often happens with solids like beeswax, oils, coconut oil, etc.) it turns off and I have to press the power button to start it back on. The problem is that it also resets the scale, and when I use glass pyrex, which I almost always do, my measurements get messed up. I have to put clean Pyrex on the scale, zero it, pour it all into a new measuring cup, and

I bought this scale primarily to help me track my food intake as part of my basic diet and meal plan. The first ordered arrived but was defective and was sent back. The second has been running for over 2 months now. Pros and cons below.**This is NOT a paid or subsidized review. [.]PROS* Small profile doesn't take up much desk space.* Looks nice.* Easy to clean - I just wipe it down with a Clorox cloth.* Simple and intuitive to use.* Allows you to measure in multiples Units (grams, ounces…

I was torn on whether to give it 3 or 4 stars. I think given that I use it every day and got used to it, the scale deserves a 4 star rating. However, I have some issues with the scale, which I will explain below in order of importance to me: 1. I usually feel this scale is accurate, but sometimes the scale jumps back between two numbers that are around 0.03 oz differ. It happens with all types of food, I'm just not sure what the problem is - sometimes it just can't be solved. This annoys me a…

I bake bread at least every two weeks, sometimes more depending on usage and I'm always a little frustrated with the different sizes of loaves and boules. We generally have little space in the kitchen due to its size, so we are postponing the purchase of a kitchen scale. After the last time I baked bread, I decided it was time to look for a scale that was small enough for storage, yet offered the functionality to measure weight as accurately as possible. I looked at several different scales…