Rechargeable Digital Kitchen Scale, [5kg/0.1g] Diyife Food Scale, High Precision Digital Scale with LCD Display, Tare, PCS Counting, Stainless Steel Platform for Food, Jewelry, Medicine

Excellent scales, so easy to use. Convenient size, clear display. So good to have scales that are accurate to 0.1gram, and, using the tare button, can weigh a combination of ingredients.

Good scales, accurate, easy to use, look sleek. I like being able to charge them so I need never scramble about for a battery.

Very easy to use, not quite so easy to change measurements systems ( from metric to Imperial for instance) got a bit lost until I was used to it, ok now . I find the smaller scale useful for small amounts that usually get lost. This is also good for jewellery, gold etc., pretty accurate.

For me, even though it's small, it's enough. What's important to me is that it charges via USB-C. Battery life is no longer an issue.

Not had it for long but I'm impressed so far. Easy to read. The buttons have a positive action. It doesn't use sensors in its feet so it can be used on a soft surface, although that makes it less water resistant so don't spill stuff on it. The platform is fairly small at 140x150mm which is ideal for me but may not suit someone weighing big pans. It is able to show a negative weight so you can weigh what you take out of a container by putting it on the platform, pressing Tare and then spooning it out. I have a small set of reference weights and the scale is accurate to +/- 0.1g up to 200g. Being able to set the auto-off time is good so it doesn't go off in the middle of a weighing. Note the instructions to do this from the description though (Hold Tare, PCS to change, Unit to confirm) as it's not in the instruction sheet. IMO £15ish is a good price for a 5kg 0.1g resolution scale.

Weighed some jewellery, and the weight was spot on

Smaller than expected, and the lead to charge it is so short you need to prop the scale up with something just to charge it, also it's not a USBC connection it's an old style connection, the one with the flat bottom, there is no plug included but who doesn't have a usb plug these days. The instructions are vague at best, it comes with batteries but unsure if these can be in the scale when charging, are these just back up batteries? There is no information on that included in the vague instructions so, I didn't put the batteries in it just incase they blew up when I was charging it. On the plus side it is compact, and does measure to less than 1g making it fairly accurate, the charge seems to last a while, and the controls are pretty intuitive. I use it weekly and it's doing the job, not needed to recharge it yet. Is it worth the money? Yes I think so, could do with a USBC connection and a longer lead but it's fine for the money.

I’ve been through my fair share of kitchen scales over the past 30 years, some too big, some too heavy, some get through the batteries and let you down when you need them, some switch of just when you’re halfway through measuring ingredients. These, I can’t fault.