Food Scale, Digital Kitchen Scale with 0.1g Accuracy, 11lb/22lb Capacity & Backlit LCD, Stainless Steel Tare Scale for Baking, Cooking and Meal Prep, 5.5x7x0.6 Inches (Batteries Included)

Nice accurate little scale
Nice little scale. It will weigh very small items and seems to weigh the same no matter where item is placed on scale. Usable size platform and most items will not block view of readout. Came with carbon/zinc batteries but I always replace them with alkaline batteries anyway. So far, very pleased with purchase.

Good deal for the price, a couple notes though.
TLDR: for $7, getting a kitchen scale with batteries included is a good deal. Overall it’s a great option for someone looking for a cheap kitchen scale and/or to use it once in awhile.- Measures in grams (g), ounces (oz), milliliters (ml), and something labeled “iboz” that I just learned is an imperial measurement!- Comes with a BLUE PROTECTIVE SEAL you need to peel off. The scale is in fact, gray as pictured.- Comes with instructions, easy to use- Batteries came installed; Instructions said “PLEASE REMOVE THE ISOLATED THIN FIM(film?) OF THE BATTERY AFTER PURCHASE AND THEN YOU MAY USE IT” ? Didn’t know what this meant at first but I assume the batteries usually come packaged separately and you need to install them yourself. DON’T UNWRAP THE GREEN WRAPPING ON THE BATTERIES.———————Never had a kitchen scale before but I thought getting one would be useful as I bake once in awhile. It looks as pictured and comes with instructions. The blue seal was kind of a pain to peel off, I started to question if it can be peeled off because I was picking at it for a while; I think it would be useful if the manufacturer included a little tab on one corner of the seal so you can easily grab it and lift it off (like how screen protectors are packaged!).Batteries came installed, but I noticed on the instructions it says “PLEASE REMOVE THE ISOLATED THIN FIM(film?) OF THE BATTERY AFTER PURCHASE AND THEN YOU MAY USE IT.” At first I had no idea what this meant. There was no clear plastic film ontop of the green on the battery, so going against my instincts I peeled off the green wrapping but…that looks and feels wrong. Now as I’m writing this I realized maybe the batteries come packaged separately and you need to install them, but mine just happened to come installed. My mistake for going ahead and unwrapping it anyways lol, DON’T UNWRAP THEM. I think it’d be best to leave that instruction off of the scale instructions.It measures in grams, ounces, millilitres, and iboz. Simple to use. My only complaint about the design is that there’s a tiny little gap where the face of the scale meet the sides; you can fit your fingernail in it and that probably means dust, dirt, flour, etc., will build up in that little ridge overtime and it’d just be slightly annoying to clean. It senses weight when you hold it up a bit, not sure if that matters or if other kitchen scales do this but just as a note.It’s very cheap-feeling and I don’t personally enjoy the build quality of it, but it’s $7 so I think it delivered what it should at that price. My only problems were with the odd battery instructions and that tiny ridge. Good option for someone looking for a cheap kitchen scale and/or to use it once in awhile. If I was going to use a kitchen scale often and/or as a professional, I’d opt to invest in a better quality scale.

Not sensitive, faulty, cheaply made. Not worth it.
For $5, I expected an efficient kitchen scale but this one is very very cheaply made. I regret buying it because I will obviously need to replace it with a better quality scale in the next year or sooner.It is not very sensitive if you are weighing something like matcha powder. It is sometimes hard to get it to work. It rattles and is made of plastic. Avoid.

Great product
It took me a few tries to figure it out but I love this scale!