Kitchen Scale

200 years after Michael Faraday invented the dynamo, Gourmet Easy brought the idea to portable scale. "Battery-Free" is a beautiful label. In just a few open-close motions the scale is ready to weigh food (or anything else up to 5-kg.) Weighing food is critical when counting calories. Some of us just don't get the signal "I'm full." This scale has a tare (to reset to zero) button next to the LCD, as well as a unit change button from ounces to grams. I hope to be using it for many years to come without the need to change any battery. Highly recommended.

This has been a wonderful device for weighing out coffee beans in the morning. It also doubles as a light-duty postal scale. It's nice not to have to worry about batteries to replace or rechargeable batteries going bad, or fiddling with an electrical cord.

My partner got big into cooking and trying out new recipes, and a lot of the recipes they want to make have very specific grams and weight measurements for recipes rather than cups, ounces, etc. This scale is compact, battery-efficient, and highly accurate. It lives in a drawer conveniently, until we need it. It has reduced guesswork and errors in trying recipes that are highly specific on how much of what is needed for cooking success.

Was looking for a small scale to keep with in the kitchen without struggling to find a spot in a cupboard due to the size, and this small folding scale works great for that. I didn't find this scale as scarily accurate as my coffee scale-- but then that has a funny little timer and I didn't want to use it for baking. This is easy to operate, the tare button is literally in the front on the front side---not on top like I've seen with others which I do like.

I was really drawn to the Dynamo round food scale because there are no batteries to be stored or charged and no need for an electric outlet. All you have to do is to pump it several times to get it going. With only two buttons, it's very intuitive to use and easy to tare before weighing. Plus, I love that if you run out of shelf space, you can use its magnetic feet to store on the door of your fridge. This is a smaller scale, so you might need a bigger one if you want to weigh bulkier items.