Taylor High Capacity USB Recharge Digital Kitchen Scale - 22 lb Max Cap

My son loaned me his Taylor scale during my chemotherapy infusion treatment. I lost alot of weight and needed to set minimum intakes of water, fruits and vegetables. The scale was my first time using one and I liked the tare feature to compensate for the container being used. I decided to get my own again had to upgrade from his to the lithium battery instead of the disposable batteries even though it never needed to be replaced. I had no idea how much they cost until I started looking for my own one. Great product at a great price.

Did not work out of the boxI---- bought --TAYLOR BRAND-becauase I had that brand of scales before and was well pleased .Started to send back but for the price it was not worth the hassel.Not very happy .

Nice scale for weighing berries.

I bought this because it had a removable weighing tray and rechargeable battery. It works well; weighs to 0.5 g and is easy to read.My major complaint is that it does not have a battery charge level indicator light. This can result in the scale running out of charge in the middle of weighing items. The display will then display “Lo” and and the scale must be plugged in to recharge before weighing may resume. This wouldn’t be quite such a problem except for the fact that you can not weigh items while it is plugged in and charging. This means that if the battery dies in the middle of weighing a

We use it to weigh eggs to select Lg/ExLg 60-65g for fresh egg sales and to select fertilized eggs for incubation 57-65g. Also weigh chicks and young growouts.

We like this a lot. Several modes. My husband meal preps and I bake. We both use this almost daily. Good quality.

Super disappointed in this. Compared to another digital scale (from an unknown name no less) this is extremely lacking in sensitivity. Small amounts of added product don't register. I knew this was not a scale for precise measurement of 0.01 grams, but to add 2 grams of something and not have the weight change is very disappointing.Additionally, it times out way to quickly. The screen needs to stay on longer.On the plus side, it's large - very effective for weighing larger food stuff, and the display couldn't be larger or brighter.

I like the scale a lot. BUT, I do wish the Pound/ounce units were better matched to a recipe. If a recipe calls for 1 pound 8 ounces, that's actually 1.5 pounds. OK, so what! 1 pound 6 or 3 ounces becomes tricky. That said.... I convert to grams. It would be nice if the scale read 1.8 for 1 pound 8 ounces. Just an idea.