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Here is some information about this product:
The KooPower Digital Kitchen Scale is designed for the culinary perfectionist who desires the superior accuracy in function and elegance in form.
Function
The scale's wide screen LCD display shows units in grams, ounces, pounds, milliliter and the large Unit button lets you change the unit of measurement with ease. Manufactured to comply to rigorous quality specifications. Maximum weights up to 13pounds and with high precision up to 0.04oz
Weighing functions
You can easily choose among measurement in oz,lb/oz,g,ml.This digital scale measures with a resolution of 0.04oz (1g) for accurate weighing. Power is provided by one 2 AAA batteries (included), making the scale portable and ensuring that you can easily acquire replacement batteries.
Tare Function
The tare function is incredibly helpful for accuracy when weighing items individually or in containers.
Auto-zero and auto-off
The scale can be reset to zero for accurate measurement, or adjusted to weigh items in bowls or measuring containers, which is particularly useful for cooking. To save energy, the scale also features an auto-off function, allowing the scale to turn off after 2 minutes inactivity to save energy.
Specifications Weight Capacity: 6000g / 13 lbs Units: g / ml / oz / lb'oz Resolution: 0.04 oz / 1g Auto-Off: 2 Minutes Power: 3 AAA batteries (included) Dimensions: 180mm x 140mm x 18mm
Package Contents 1 x Digital Kitchen Scale 1 x User's manual 3 x AAA batteries
My review :
Love this thing! I recently started a new foodplan that requires the counting of "macro nutrients". Due to that, I needed a scale that could weigh my portions out in grams and ounces. This scale is so easy to use, it's light, it's compact enough to not take up much room, and the "Tare" feature is useful every single time. I didn't know what Tare was, but found out it's a way for you to weigh the container, ziplock bag, or whatever your food is in and then subtract the container/ziplock's weight from the weight of what you actually want to weigh. For example, if I want to weigh a piece of raw chicken breast, I can first weigh the empty container or bag I plan to put it in, hit "Tare",
and then put the raw chicken breast in the container and set it back on the scale. The empty scale will first read a negative number (the weight of the container or bag that you just weighed and removed), so that when you add the chicken breast to it, the scale will now show the weight of the chicken breast, not including the container. This way, your scale can stay clean and there won't be any raw food mess to clean up off of it. :) I only use the grams and ounces unit measurement, but I believe it has pounds as well. If you're looking to weigh your food, I highly recommend this!
Link : https://www.amazon.com/Multifunction-13lbs，High-Scale，Tare-Function，Slim-Batteries/dp/B077N6J4W4/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid=1530397734&sr=8-24&keywords=KooPower