OzeriZK18-WB Rev Digital Kitchen Scale with Electro-Mechanical Weight Dial, Black Dial

This is categorized as being a kitchen scale for food but is also great for weighing postage for lightweight packages, which is what I have been mainly using it for. I like that it has 2 ways to check the weight because in the past I have had scales that the LED display starts to disappear so if it happens on this one eventually then I still can use the dial. Another reason this one is better than some I have had in the past is that it takes AAA batteries which are cheaper and easier to get than the button batteries a lot of small scales use. It is an attractive and small size so looks great in my kitchen and is easy to store away when not in use. It is easy to clean since it does not have nooks and crannies and is all one piece. I checked it for accuracy since I have a few other scales around the house and in every case it was extremely accurate. It also comes with a handy calorie guide booklet. Overall, this scale is extremely useful for dieting, baking and shipping small packages.

I bought this to give to my daughter for her birthday. She is a baker and loves making breads and homemade pizza dough. The problem is most of the really good recipes the flour measurements are in grams not in cups or ounces and it is not always very easy to convert between the 2. It is very easy to change between the 2 weights of measure. The directions are very easy to read and follow with pictures. I love the retro look and the 2 ways to read the weight. It has a glass top so it is very easy to keep clean. I tested the weight with a weight from my hand weights and I compared it to my food scale and it was spot on. It takes the tare off which is nice when using bowls. It also comes with a calorie guide which is nice if you are calorie counting. It does come with the 3 batteries needed and it automatically shuts off when you stop using it.

After a few months I changed my rating. The longer I use the more inconsistent I realize this scale is. In my honest opinion it’s sucks. It looks cool, but it is honestly a bad scale. I also noticed in some reviews people say the Tare function doesn’t work, it DOES but has about a 3 second delay. Hold the button for a second or two then wait, it’ll zero out. very finicky though.

For health reasons I had to make some lifestyle changes.Weighing my portions of food was a large part of it.This kitchen scale has help make that easier.Scale has digital and analog displays,weighs in pounds, ounces and grams,weighs accurate,and automatically shuts off when done using it.Is slim and lightweight so it may be stored easily in a drawer or stay on countertop taking little space.

Just purchased this Ozeri ZK18-WG Rev Digital Kitchen Scale with Electro-Mechanical and Weight Dial. The integrated digital display can be used where precise measurements are needed, and a mechanical dial for viewing measurements of heavier items in both lbs and kg simultaneously. It weighs from 0.1 oz to 11 lbs (5000 g) in graduations of 0.1 oz or 1 gram. Use the single touch Tare button to instantly calculate the net weight of your ingredients, and a convenient Unit button to change the unit of measurement from Oz to lbs and grams. It is easy to clean and to use a larger container to use for measurement of food items. Comes in handy in the kitchen for food prep. It comes with a manual and calorie guide, quite the little package.

This is an ok scale and seems to give accurate measurements and weight. It stores easy in my drawer and the analog and digital display is nice.What I don’t like is the “tear function” because mine doesn’t work. When it was new it didn’t work but I just place a bowl on the scale and turn it on which then reads zero. Second issue is when I press the power or tear button the scale tends to shift and throws the zero weight off.

The digital scale is kinda small but it serves its purpose making it very compact to fit in small places. It measured the food pretty well. I enjoyed the digital reading as well as the pointer to go along with measuring my food. It came with a calorie book which is a great reference for anyone to use. I would recommend this item to anyone who needs to accurately measure their food. It does only go up to 11 lbs. But I didnt need that much food on my scale.

Pressing the area marked Tare did not zero out the weight. Instead, it recorded the weight of your finger. After removing your finger, the display goes back to the item's weight instead of zero.The scale was thicker than expected. There are four square feet underneath, but instead of being at the corners the two bottom feet are about a quarter of the way up the back. This means that when pressing the buttons, the top of the scale tips up (and I had to put some pressure on because the Tare button wouldn't zero out).The scale also makes an annoyingly loud tick-tick-tick sound while it determines the item's weight. I did not test for accuracy.Had to return.