YRY Minimalist Precision Kitchen Scale - 22lbs (10kg) Capacity, 1g (0.035oz) Graduation, Large LCD Display, Tare Function, and ML Unit Green(10kg/1g)

Cute and works great!

I've recently started my sourdough journey and this has been a game changer! I love the look of it and the ease of use... great value and it has been spot on for measuring ingredients.

I use this scale almost every day in the kitchen. It’s light, easy to clean, and super simple to use. It tares fast and seemed pretty accurate. But as far as I can tell it only shows grams and ounces. Still, for everyday cooking, it works fine. Just don’t drop it—feels like it could crack.

Simply, cute, and works!

This is an aesthetic looking, simple scale with all the features you need: on/off, tare, and units of measure. Testing it against my more expensive scale, this one weighed 4 grams heavier. Of course, I have no way of knowing which scale is more accurate... maybe this one has the correct weight and my expensive one is off. The scale takes two AAA batteries (included - nice). It doesn't feel super sturdy - it is a lightweight, plastic unit. The maximum weight is 22 pounds/10 kg. I use my scale all the time. I prefer to cook using weight rather than measurements because it's less messy and more accurate. As an example, it's a lot easier to put your mixing bowl on the scale, tare it, and add 100 grams of peanut butter than it is to get out your measuring cups and try to get a half cup (or whatever) of peanut butter and then have to clean that cup! If you're needing a scale for cooking or tracking your calories, this is a good one for the price. I would only recommend against it for serious bakers who need a more substantial, metal scale.

This is a nice little kitchen scale. It is compact and low profile, easy to stash in a drawer. It is also very easy to clean. The accuracy is on par with my other kitchen scales. However, for what this scale costs, it really should have more features available. This is a very basic scale.

The Good: * Accurate to the gram (does not do fractions of a gram) * Light and doesn't take up much room in storage * Super easy to use * Very quick to both calibrate after turning on and when using the Tare function The Meh: * A bit more expensive than other brands ($15.09 at time of review), especially since it's 100% plastic. * Being plastic, be careful. Don't put anything really hot on it and don't drop it or drop things on it. * Since it doesn't do decimals/fractions of a gram, use it accordingly because you could be off by as much as a gram for recipes. While this many not seem like much, it's huge for some things like yeast or salt, especially in small batches. The Bad: * Nothing bad, just know its limits The Verdict: Recommend as a backup at the very least. The price is higher than some, but it does go to 10kg/22lbs, which is in the middle of the pack from a weight standpoint. Just be careful with it as it's made entirely of plastic and while it doesn't feel flimsy, it does feel like you could break it fairly easily. Just be gentle.

Grams and ounces only and no backlight. At this price there should be a backlit display. Seems accurate, though.