Ozeri Touch Waterproof Digital Kitchen Scale, Washable and Submersible

My purchase of this scale comes from a story. I bulk purchased dozens of mini chocolate chip cakes because I like the taste and the nutrients fit my diet. However, when my most recent shipment arrived, the nutritional facts had changed: instead of being measured by cake (e.g. a serving = 1 cake), they were measured by ounces (e.g. a serving = 1 ounce). I tried multiple times to contact the bakery to ask how many ounces is in each cake and they did not answer. Eventually, I decided to take matters into my own hands and get this scale. So, did it work? The scale arrived quickly with Amazon Prime shipping. The package contains the scale (w/ batteries), an instruction manual, and a mini flathead screwdriver. Why a screwdriver? Because the battery cover is affixed to the device with screws. The idea is that you can use the mini flathead screwdriver that came with the device to unlock this cover and get going with the device without much effort. Problem: the screws on the cover require a Phillips head, not a flathead (see photo). I had to dig into my toolbox and get a mini Phillips head screwdriver to use on the battery cover. In that case, they might as well have not included the screwdriver. After I got the battery cover off, there were three batteries included and I just had to pull a tab to make them work. I had some difficulties getting the cover back on, but was able to do it with a little bit of force. Good news: my struggle with the battery cover was the most difficult encounter I had with this device. Once that was settled, I set the weight down to test. Check the video attached to this review to see how that went (spoiler: it worked well). When I hit tare, it zeroed out as it was supposed to. When I switched units, it seamlessly moved between grams to fl oz to lb/oz. You can't turn it off with the power button, but it does have an automatic shut-off to save battery. And, best of all, I finally learned the weight of a mini chocolate cake! Overall, I am happy with this kitchen scale. Although I had some difficulty with the battery cover, once I had resolved that issue, everything worked well. It was easy to use and easy to read the numbers, and the weight seems accurate. I will plan to use this scale for future kitchen weighing needs, and perhaps also for packages.

Good little discreet kitchen scale. Very nice that you can wash it in the sink without worry. Great price too.

I love this scale, and I would buy it again. It really IS waterproof (although I haven't tried to use it under water). I wash it off all the time, and it has never had an issue with water. The only thing I would improve is the battery life. I've been using this scale about 2-3x/day for almost exactly 3 months, and I've replaced the batteries 3 times now. I wasn't too surprised when the manufacturer-supplied batteries died after about a month, but I am surprised that it continues to need batteries approximately every month. That's about every 100 uses (I usually weigh more than one thing per use, for a baking project or weighing servings). The good news is that it does use AAA batteries, not "button" batteries which cost a fortune (I believe I searched for a scale that was both waterproof and didn't use button batteries!). Again, I would TOTALLY buy this scale again, but longer battery life would be great. Both for the pocketbook and the environment.

I found this scale on Amazon by accident. We have had several portable kitchen scales with glass tops in the past. They have worked well, but I'm a bit of a klutz, and glass scale + granite counters + klutz = recipe for disaster. This little gem is the perfect solution. It's accurate, easy to read and reset, can be rinsed under the faucet without damaging the electronics, and can be bumped against the counter, or have a metal utensil dropped on it, without breaking. Added bonus: it uses AAA batteries, not the 2032 flat batteries that I never seem to have on hand. Because it's waterproof, it has a screw-on battery compartment door. It takes me a little time to refit the rubber gasket when replacing the batteries, but that's a very small price to pay for the benefits. Highly recommend!

Scale is accurate. Tested it out using tare weights. They registered accurately. Scale is easy to use, waterproof, and large enough for food. Just remember to follow the instructions and remove the battery cover and plastic tab before use

My 3rd Ozeri, this one shuts off much quicker than the other 2. It also has the tare button on the weighing platter along with the units & display. Only a tiny bowl allows full access.

I'm an amateur baker and needed a scale that was (1) waterproof/water restistant, (2) easy to store, (3) had a wide enough base for my prep bowls. I wasn't interested in the absolute most accurate scale in the world or one that would set me back $70. I just needed to be confident that I was using enough water in my bread and not ruin it when I spill a few drops over the side. You would think this would be a pretty simple criteria, but the waterproof element especially has been so difficult to find on the market. I could not believe the literal HOURS I spent combing through amazon, wirecutter, and other kitchen supply stores trying to find this out. I would've preferred this to read to a 0.1g for accuracy's sake, but for the $20 I paid for it, I can do without the extra assurance. I often run it under a bit of water for a few seconds to rinse off some spilled ingredients after I'm finish baking and not a blip, though as the packaging says I do not recommend submerging it. My only gripe is that the display turns off rather quickly. In the time it takes me to measure something, add and incorporate it, it's turned off and I have to tap the button again to wake it up. Just a few extra seconds on that timer would've been perfect.

I used to use a non waterproof kitchen scale. Used to, because eventually food got stuck in basically every crevasse it possibly could have until it stopped working because the buttons could no longer be pressed. Ilch. Don't be like me, get this one. It's so nice to be able to run it under the sink to wash off the gunk. Accuracy is as advertised. Basically comparable to anything else at the price point. Definitely good enough for the kitchen. Don't buy it thinking you can use it for chemistry though. If I were the product designer, one thing I would change is to make it so there's some sort of feedback when the user presses the tare button. What it does is when you press the tare button, it will tare the weight in about 2 seconds, with no indication that the button had been pressed until that happens. My old scale would immediately blank out the screen to let the user know it was taring the weight. Keep in mind, though, this is a nitpick. Something I would like to see added, but definitely not enough to keep me from recommending this scale.

Past experience has taught me it is better to have a water proof scale in the kitchen. This scale has a sleek functional design. Because the scale is flat it is better to use a bowl instead of a plate when measuring food as the plate will make it difficult to see the display and touch the buttons. The buttons are in fact raised dimples and work best when you gently swipe across them as opposed to pressing into them. Overall a good scale.

The best I've found so far.

Muito boa.

Good ues

No sé si la báscula sea muy precisa o le falte calibración, pero es que el más mínimo movimiento (intenta soplar a la báscula y verás cómo cambia el gramaje) altera la medición.