Escali 2210IB ArtiXL Extra-Large Glass Digital LCD Display Kitchen Scale, Measures Liquid and Dry Ingredients, Tare Function, 22lb Capacity, Black

Great size and quality—a must for all the bread bakers! Easy to use.

This scale is a replacement for an Oxo scale which broke for no obvious reason. The Oxo was a bit heavy and I was looking for something easier to handle. I don't use this scale for less than 10g, this is a scale for e.g. weighing flour for making cakes or bread. Every measuring instrument has a useful dynamic range up to 10kg/22 lbs, hence is not great weighting 0.5g to 5g - that's the nature of the beast and not a design flaw. Overall, compared to the Oxo this is a in my opinion a much more practical scale for daily use compared to the Oxo, albeit the Oxo was better for very wide pots since i

I purchased this scale after reading the reviews and descriptions, and really thought it would weigh small grams for baking. Almost every scale says that it weighs in 1gram increments. After I tested the smaller gram weights, unfortunately, the scale stayed at zero g's untill I added more flour and the weight tipped over 5 grams and then registered. It is a beautiful scale and could keep it and buy a second scale to do the smaller weights???? At $32, Im just not sure because i don't usually weigh anything more than a few lbs except when i have a big dough in a large bowl....will see....

This is the second escali kitchen scale I purchased. My original, which was about five years old stopped being consistently accurate so I purchased a new one. Turns out for the cost of me shipping it to them they recalibrated it and sent it back in less than two weeks! NO CHARGE! This new one is a bit larger and can handle heavier weight. Comes in handy for heavier jobs like bread dough and pasta

At first I thought it was just fidgety or sensitive, that on some surfaces it measured very differently than others. I mainly bought this to measure more than 11lbs of grain, for homebrew. I have two other Escali scales that are *awesome* except the 5kg/11lb limit. This product is junk. Even on the same surface, a concrete floor, it is extremely inconsistent, and I have now realized this is why two batches of brew went awry: I used a good bit too much malt because of the bad readings this scale provides. I thought I had maybe not been paying enough attention measuring. But just now I had at le

This is my second food scale. The first one was another brand and it did not last more than a couple of months. I love the tare feature on this one. I also appreciate that it will take a larger load weight than my previous scale. Super easy to use. Highly recommend.

I love my kitchen scale! Functional and beautiful and most importantly, ACCURATE!

I recently tossed this in the trash after 9 months of trying to use it. It looked attractive and was meant to be a kitchen scale for coffee bean for espresso shots. The scale intermittently produced inaccurate weights in isolation (using two control scales for comparison, one digital and one mechanical), but this could not consistently tare or weigh accurately. Adding coffee beans to a container would not consistently register… after container tare, i could pour in 1 gram, then 2, then 3, up to 5 grams… Placed on my control scale (container-tare) i might see I poured over 8 grams. And that’s w