Glotoch Food Scale, Upgrade Stainless Steel Digital Kitchen Scale for Food, USB Rechargeable Scale Measures in KG, G, oz, lb, tl, ml and ml(Milk) High Precision (1g/0.01oz-11 lb) (Batteries Included)

Large enough to zero with a container to measure loose volume. Multiple unit measurements feature very convenient. Would buy again.

Super easy to use

I love the small size & ease of use

Scale is really slow and will display numbers when there is nothing on it or display 0 when there is. When I turn it off and back on it sometimes updates to the right display.

Great product and easy to use.

This kitchen scale is packed well, and inside the box is the scale, a set of AAA batteries, an instruction manual, a USB charging cable, and a small booklet explaining the charging instructions for the enclosed 150mAh lithium battery.The scale itself is 9" x 6.4" x 0.5". It is capable of weight to a maximum of 11lb, and it can read in increments of 0.01oz. A gripe I have though, is that it cannot read increments of grams. Considering this scale is sensitive enough to read in increments of 0.01oz, I do not understand why they did not allow the scale to read in 0.1g increments, also. The scale has 5 digits on the LED display, so this would have been possible, since 11lb is equal to about 5000g.The LED display on this scale is not too bright, but it's not difficult to read. The power button is touch sensitive, just glide your finger onto it, and the scale powers on. The turn off the scale, hold your finger on the power button until scale powers off, which should take about 2 seconds. Once powered on, you can tap the power button to tare the scale. The unit button will switch between measurements of kg, g, oz, lb, tl, ml, and ml(milk). The scale also has an automatic power-off feature, in that if it detects no change in weight for 3 minutes, it will automatically power off.The scale works fine with AAA batteries. If you want to use the enclosed 150mAh lithium battery, just plug the scale in with the enclosed, or equivalent USB cable, to a USB power source, and the battery will charge. The charging instructions mention, though, that you should periodically top off the rechargeable battery enclosed within the unit every 45-60 days should you decide to use it.This is a good looking kitchen scale, seems pretty accurate, I just don't understand why it was designed to be able to read in 0.01oz increments, and not also in .1g increments.

This is a nice looking scale. It comes packaged well. You will receive the scale, batteries and a charging cable. The left button is the power button and the right one is one to choose different weighing options. This definitely needs to be on a flat surface to work correctly. I noticed that it is weighing with the four bottom "legs" This weighs quickly and accurately. The screen at the bottom is easy to read.

After I charged the scale, I only had to set the units to imperial once. The scale powers off automatically after a set amount of time to save charge or battery. The zero feature works well with measuring cups. While I could not gauge its accuracy exactly (due to not having any weights around), it seemed reasonably close when compared to my old scale... though it varied 0.2oz from another new scale. The unit is extremely thin, so it will not require much storage space... which is good as this will be my backup scale.I updated my kitchen scales for the USB charge option (tired of buying batteries) and to validate the weight of a cup of flour better when baking. It seems to work well, but only the results will matter... so I will test it some more and update after I have baked a lot over the next few holidays.