NUTRI FIT Digital Food Scale Small Kitchen Scales Weight in Grams and OZ for Cooking Baking Weight Loss, Stainless Steel Tare & Backlit LCD Display, Black

Me encanta, super facil de maniobrar no pesa nada y es muy comoda y practica para las dietas

Great scale. Easy to use and to clean. Just two buttons and that’s all you need. It is small but it works.

Easy to set up. Great value super easy to clean just wipe down with damp cloth. Measured my ingredients easily. Super light weight and small.

Very nice and glad that came with batteries

Works great, thank you

Compact and efficient

super easy to use, very compact, hold a lot of weight, super durable and functional, easy to clean!

I was delighted when I received this scale, unboxed it, put in the batteries, and checked the calibration. My cal. weights are in grams, and the scale read spot on from 5 to 100 gr.But the scale has weird units in that in addition to grams and pounds & ounces, it also "weighs" milliliters and fluid ounces (of both water and milk). Now I know that a ml of H2O weighs 1gm, and sure enough the weight in gm's is the same as ml's of water (ml's of milk is less, but I don't know the density of milk so I can't say if it's accurate.) I also know that a fl. oz. of H2O weighs an ounce, and sure enough when I pour two cups of water onto the scale and I'm weighing lbs and oz's it reads 1lb or 16oz. HOWEVER I don't really want to weigh pounds and ounces, I would rather the scale read 20oz than 1lb 4oz BUT when I change the units to fluid ounces of water it reads 15.3??? WHY?I know the scale is calibrated because it reads grams and pounds & ounces correctly. Why is it under weighing fluid ounces?I don't even think a scale should "weigh" fluid ounces, because fluid ounces are not units of mass or weight. But it does do a correction for milk vs water and perhaps some people would find that useful if it was correct to begin with BUT IT ISN'T.Still for what I want to do, it will work. I'm just glad I noticed the discrepancy before it mattered.