OXO Good Grips 11-Pound Stainless Steel Kitchen Scale with Pull-Out Display - Black

I love this OXO scale!! It replaced an expensive scale that I had purchased famous kitchen store. This scale is so accurate, easy to operate, clean, and store. Love the tare feature for bread making! Less frustration in the kitchen for less money! If the bowl of s to big, it has a pullout readout (pictured).

This has immediately tuned into my favorite scale I’ve ever used. I wasn’t aware that there could be such large differences between kitchen scales, and have used a cheap one for a long time. I finally decided to get a new one though after seeing this one recommended in a baking book for its pull out display ability when measuring large bowls. Immediately the build and heft of the scale out of the box felt very high quality. It doesn’t feel cheap like my previous scale. I really like how large the weighing surface is, and the stainless steel looks really nice. The extending display is super amazing to have when I need it, and has really nice magnets to hold it in the proper place when not being used. The display is big and readable, and very bright as well. There are some other functionalities and thoughtful design touches that this scale has that make it much nicer than my other scale as well, as OXO is known for. The modes of weighing are really versatile and simple, you can set it to show pounds and ounces or just ounces, or kilograms and grams or just grams, which is really nice to use depending on how the recipe phrases weights without having to do any math in your head (very easy for grams I know, but still). Overall, I love this scale and if you don’t have a kitchen scale, definitely get this one over any others. If you have a kitchen scale that’s getting old or not working the best, or you just want a nice looking upgrade, this scale will give you everything you’re looking for as well.

I recently started a quest to lose some weight and as part of that wanted to start logging all my food in an app. After some research I decided to give this one a try. I have always been happy with Oxo products and this is no exception. It is a good sized scale and I can still read the display even with a full sized plate sitting on it. I like that it is easy to zero and easy to switch between pounds, ounces, and grams. I also like that the output keeps displaying for plenty of time to make entries in my app. It looks nice, has a good range and seems durable. It's not cheap but I believe that it is worth the price.

It’s stainless steel. I wish it could be a different color. So McDonald’s. I prefer bright, cheery, happy stuff. But my options were black and stainless, so okay, fine, stainless it is. It’s a really good scale. I tested it for accuracy with weights. I got the one that holds extra weight because I want to put heavy bowls on it sometimes and fill them with flour or meat. I love that it can handle that. It is simple to use and easily toggles between metric and regular weights. It holds the weight on the screen nicely so you get time to write it down if you need to do that. It’s so easy to use that I tossed the explanation. I don’t have to re-read it. But the BEST part is the little pull-out display thingie. I LOVE THAT THING. No contortions required to check the weight. No button to lock. No nothing. I can just SEE the flippin thing. Alleluia. Oxo is generally reliable but they really knocked it out of the park here. (Would it kill them to offer one that is a less depressing color?)

This is the second OXO scale I've bought. The first one stopped working after about eight years, which is a pretty good lifetime. I like the negative weight measurements because it's good for measuring things like how much peanut butter I've removed from the jar, which is much easier than weighing how much peanut butter is added on a piece of bread. (Not all OXO scales have the negative weight display like this one). One feature the new model has that I really like is a "low battery" indicator. On the older unit, there was no warning when the battery was depleted and the unit just stopped functioning, which was awkward when the battery died in the middle of the process of measuring out something.

I'm an accomplished cook and I occasionally bake. For over 35 yrs, I always have a reliable weigh scale in my kitchen as I believe this is a necessary appliance for getting great results and for managing ingredients and portions. This is the 4th scale I've owned as the previous ones all broke, for some reason or another. My most recent one was dropped on the floor by me, so the failures aren't always due to the manufacturer. There are a couple of features that are must-haves when I buy a food scale: - must have metric and imperial measurements and can toggle easily back and forth - must be able to read the screen even when there's a large bowl/container on top - must have reliable zero-ing capability - cannot time out quickly (this is a huge issue for me) I searched high and low for a replacement scale that would satisfy all of the above and more and decided on the somewhat pricey OXO Good Grips 11-lb scale. Here are my thought after using it for 2 weeks: a) The surface area is large and flat which is nice for sturdiness and balance. It's actually quite a bit larger than my last scale which I like. b) The pull-out feature of the display is pretty nifty so if there is a big bowl on top of the scale, seeing the screen won't be a problem. However, I will caution 2 observations here: First , the cord attachment for the screen isn't that long, at least it's a lot shorter than I subconsciously expect it to be. So the first few times I pulled it out, I accidentally yanked on it because I expected it to be longer. Be careful: if you do this like I did but over and over again, I imagine this will damage the connection. Also, slipping the screen back into place seems a bit awkward.. There's a tiny, I mean TINY little handle on the front of the screen that you're supposed to clasp and push the screen back in. Yeah, right. I don't have big hands nor fingers and this tiny handle is impossible to grab. And the screen doesn't automatically slide into place. So be prepared to have to manipulate this a bit. Not gonna lie, I think this makes it kinda annoying to put the screen back in place. c) There's very effective rubber grips on the bottom of the scale. Not sure how they did it, but mine actually suction cup to my quartz countertop! d) When you turn it on, for some reason it "counts down from 3." Like....why? To warn you that you're about to weigh something? Or maybe to get ready for a spectacular blue LED screen? This feature doesn't affect the outcome of the weighing process, but it does add time. If I'm ready and eager to start measuring flour so I can bake cookies, it seems unnecessary to have to stand there for an additional 3+ seconds for the scale to count down. And for what? e) I wasn't sure if I needed the "pounds - oz" or "kg - gram" display. I figured that if my ingredients measured 18 oz, then I can calculate that in my head as 1lb, 2 oz. But I see now that it's kinda nice to have the ability to just look at the screen and have the scale tell me that. I don't know if this feature is necessary for everyone, but I wouldn't buy or not buy a scale because of it from now on. f) I really appreciate the low battery warning. For obvious reasons, this would be a deal breaker if my weigh scale didn't have this. Too much risk involved without it. g) Now here is where I need to super critical. There's an error in the instruction manual which bothers me and could cause a HUGE SETBACK in your cooking or baking if you don't read what I'm about to say. This scale comes with a STANDBY MODE, meaning after about 5 min, the screen will dim, probably for power saving. And after 15 min, the device will completely shut off. The instructions say that in order to get your screen out of standby mode, you are to "press any button" to continue. However, if you have a weight sitting on the scale when the screen goes into STANDBY mode, you CANNOT press just any button or you will lose your weight! There are only 2 buttons on this scale: The Power/Zero button and the lb/kg button. If you press the Power/Zero button while there is a weight on the scale and it is in standby mode, then you will SHUT OFF THE DEVICE. I did this and I lost my weights! If you have a weight on the scale and the device goes into STANDBY MODE, the only other button you can press without erasing your weights is the lb/kg button. If there is NO WEIGHT on your scale when it goes into standby mode, then sure, press the power button or the lb/kg button since there are no weights to erase. My advice? If you can help it, just get into the habit of pressing the lb/kg button only when your scale goes into standby mode, regardless if there's a weight on top or not. This way, you will guarantee that you never erase your weights and potentially put yourself into a huge predicament. This is my biggest complaint about this weigh scale and that is that the instruction manual is actually incorrect. All-in-all, I would give this scale 5 stars because it's the largest and has the most features I've ever had in a weigh scale. I do like the feature where I can pull out the screen; it's pretty nifty. But like I said, I have to be careful pulling it out and replacing it so it's not perfect. This weirdism may or may not bother you. It's a bit pricey compared to other scales but I guess if it's lasts a long time, it will be worth it. If you can find this exact scale for $30 or less, I say grab it. I paid $53 for mine, which is more than twice what I paid for my last scale which lasted bout 7 yrs before I broke it. This is why I only gave it 4 stars since it's a much higher price point than most.

I've gone through a few cheap kitchen scales over the years, and this OXO Good Grips one blows them all out of the water. It's become one of my most-used kitchen tools. The display is a standout feature. Large, easy-to-read numbers with a backlit screen mean I can actually see my measurements without squinting, even in a dim kitchen. No more guessing or leaning in awkwardly. The stainless steel platform is solid and easy to wipe clean, and the whole thing just feels built to last. Accuracy is spot-on every time. I've compared it against other scales and it's consistently reliable, which matters a lot when you're baking and precision is everything. The 11 lb capacity covers everything from a single egg to a full batch of dough without breaking a sweat. I also love how low-profile it is. It doesn't take up much counter space and is easy to tuck away when not in use. Battery-powered, so no cords to deal with either. Honestly, this is the scale I wish I'd bought years ago. If you're serious about cooking or baking, stop overthinking it and just get this one.

The absolute best scale around. Don’t waste your time shopping for anything else. Sturdy, works quickly, and the pull out function is fantastic.

Really like this scale it’s solid, easy to use, decent size, quick response and gives you time to tend to other things and not lose registered weight. Tried 3 other scales and this is a keeper!

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Bilancia veramente eccellente. Sensazione di un prodotto premium, geniale l'idea di rendere divisibile lo schermo per avere sempre visibilità anche utilizzando recipienti grandi. Consigliatissimo

This scale does all the things a good scale should do. It is very easy to read - I have vision problems and I can see the numbers well. It switches to grams, kilos , ounces and pounds. The scale remains on for a good amount of time so when I have to find more of an ingredient, the scale doesn’t turn itself off so I lose the weight information. Last, I use large bowls sometimes so being able to pull out the display is extremely helpful! I highly recommend this product. OXO continues to impress.

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