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Escali Primo Digital Multifunctional Scale | 
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| Brand: Escali
Category: Kitchen
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MPN: P115
ASIN: B001707OL0
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Product Description
Colors galore Make your scale match your kitchen or office. The Primo line comes in 11 eye catching colors from a warm red to a sky blue. These digital scales are economically priced and very easy to use with its two-button operation. Model # P115 Capacity: 11 Lb or 5 Kg Measuring units: Ounces and Grams Dimensions: 8x6x1.25 (21cm x 15.5cm x 3cm) Resolution of 0.1 ounce or 1 gram increments for accurate measurements Tare feature subtracts the containers weight to obtain the weight of its contents Compact and portable for easy storage or transport Automatic shut-off feature ensures long battery life Two AA batteries are included Includes easy-to-use operations manual
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Super Scale! November 19, 2008
Susan Stanczyk (Florida)
I purchased a black scale:
Escali Primo Digital scale, 11Lb 5 Kg, 1 ea but any color would be a great choice if you need a super easy, fast reading scale for home use. It has a tare function (to subtract off the weight of a dish or container for example) so you can rapidly weigh what you need. Although likely used by most folks for food or postage, I needed this to weigh my pet birds! I just put a food dish with treats on the scale, tare it, and the little bird will sit there for the 2 seconds it takes to get their weight measured (grams or ounces).
 Great scale but.... November 19, 2008
Apichat Klychang (Chapel Hill, NC)
This is a very easy to use scale. It is a very good basic scale that can handle up to 5KG. The weight platform is not removable, so beware of water getting underneath the plateform. That would be my only concern.
Accurate and Easy to Use November 6, 2008
Drone (Chicago, Il)
I just decided to test the scales accuracy. I placed my wrist watch on it and then went to work and placed my watch on a scientific (accurate to the 4th decimal) laboratory scale. The Home scale read 140 grams the lab scale read 140.2 grams. That's more good enough for me!
In terms of use I found the scale to be extremely intuitive and easy to use. It runs on two AA batteries and has an automatic shutoff that clicks in after 4 minutes.
All in all well worth the price.
digital kitchen scale November 3, 2008
Lenore Martineau (Snowflake, AZ)
I absolutely love this little item. It doesn't take up much space. It goes off automatically after a few minutes. It seems to be very accurate. It makes dividing my homemade bread dough a whole lot easier. I love the fact that it will calculate using any container to hold the ingredients in with a press of the button and give me the weight of the food only. Very glad I purchased it.
Durable and functional October 30, 2008
Elena G.
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have purchased this scale a year ago, but hadn't used it much until I started taking a baking class a few months ago. Due to its sturdy design without glass components, the scale is easy to transport, and I don't worry about spilling any of the ingredients on it, because it's easy to clean.
The functions are easy to use, and it's fast to tare, or switch from ounces to grams. Overall, great quality product for a very reasonable price.
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