Stainless Steel Digital Kitchen Scale with Pull-Out Display – High Precision, Tare Function & Easy Readout – Compact for Baking and Cooking

I was impressed by the ease of use of the scale. It is sturdy and seems to be made well. The digital screen is easy to read. I really like the pull out screen when using an oversized plate or bowl. I love the zero out function of the scale which allows you to weigh an ingredient in any type of container. I also like that the tray is removable for cleaning.

Perfect product for the kitchen! I use this everytime I bake bread and I have never had an issue with it! The scale irked is light weight and easy to use. The scale is very accurate and easy to store. This product does exactly what it should and looks the way it’s being sold online! I would certainly recommend this to anyone considering it!

Especially useful for weighing items saved in vacuum sealed bags to determine the defrost time on a microwave. Being able to disengage the display from the scale to weigh ingredients in a large bowl is a plus. Overall, a clean design and accurate as far as I can tell. Battery life is excellent.

It’s stainless steel. I wish it could be a different color. So McDonald’s. I prefer bright, cheery, happy stuff. But my options were black and stainless, so okay, fine, stainless it is. It’s a really good scale. I tested it for accuracy with weights. I got the one that holds extra weight because I want to put heavy bowls on it sometimes and fill them with flour or meat. I love that it can handle that. It is simple to use and easily toggles between metric and regular weights. It holds the weight on the screen nicely so you get time to write it down if you need to do that. It’s so easy to use that I tossed the explanation. I don’t have to re-read it. But the BEST part is the little pull-out display thingie. I LOVE THAT THING. No contortions required to check the weight. No button to lock. No nothing. I can just SEE the flippin thing. Alleluia. Oxo is generally reliable but they really knocked it out of the park here. (Would it kill them to offer one that is a less depressing color?)

This has immediately tuned into my favorite scale I’ve ever used. I wasn’t aware that there could be such large differences between kitchen scales, and have used a cheap one for a long time. I finally decided to get a new one though after seeing this one recommended in a baking book for its pull out display ability when measuring large bowls. Immediately the build and heft of the scale out of the box felt very high quality. It doesn’t feel cheap like my previous scale. I really like how large the weighing surface is, and the stainless steel looks really nice. The extending display is super amazing to have when I need it, and has really nice magnets to hold it in the proper place when not being used. The display is big and readable, and very bright as well. There are some other functionalities and thoughtful design touches that this scale has that make it much nicer than my other scale as well, as OXO is known for. The modes of weighing are really versatile and simple, you can set it to show pounds and ounces or just ounces, or kilograms and grams or just grams, which is really nice to use depending on how the recipe phrases weights without having to do any math in your head (very easy for grams I know, but still). Overall, I love this scale and if you don’t have a kitchen scale, definitely get this one over any others. If you have a kitchen scale that’s getting old or not working the best, or you just want a nice looking upgrade, this scale will give you everything you’re looking for as well.

I purchased this scale to replace a Cuisinart food scale that failed and would no longer turn on. The pull-out display is the major feature differentiator that sets this scale apart and solves a problem I had with my last scale -- not being able to read the display due to a large bowl. The display is held in-place by two small magnets, and pulls in and out easily though I would like if the magnets were slightly stronger. A cable keeps the display connected to the scale unit and the display moves around freely while tethered by this cable. The scale does a "3-2-1" countdown when you first power it on, but once it's ready this scale is much faster than my previous scale. Gram measurements are updated near-instantaneously, whereas a delay with my old scale had me pause for a second before adding ingredients. Now I can stream water into a bowl and see the numbers tick up in realtime. I didn't expect this, and it's a nice upgrade. The top plate is removable, but it feels wrong, like you shouldn't be pulling so hard and you're going to break a clip or cause bending of the level platform. It can be surface washed in this way. I liked that my old Cuisinart had a removable metal cover plate, and THAT could be removed, dishwashed, etc. In ths case of this OXO, the entire scale bed is removed. The whole scale is also larger than my previous, which could be bad (it takes up more space in my drawer) but sometimes is good (the platform is large enough to handle larger amounts or meat, dough, etc without needing a separate plate). In summary, this scale is expensive for what it is, but the features I mention make it feel like it's enough of a quality of life improvement that anyone who uses a food scale for a lot of their cooking, this is worth the splurge.