Digital Kitchen Scale with Backlit LCD and Nine Weighing Units

A bread recipe asks for 7 g of salt and the measuring spoons stop being useful. This digital kitchen scale reads in fine steps on a backlit LCD, switches between nine units on one key, and zeroes a bowl so you weigh straight into it. It suits bakers working in small batches.

Weighing in Small Steps, Straight Into the Bowl

✅ Reads the small amounts Yeast, salt and spice land on the display instead of in a guess, which matters when a batch is weighed by hand.

✅ Tare the bowl away Set the mixing bowl on the platform, press zero, then add flour until the display reaches the figure in the recipe.

✅ Nine units on one key A recipe written in another system does not need converting on a scrap of paper first.

✅ Lit for late bakes The backlit display stays readable in a dim kitchen, so an evening batch does not wait for better light.

Weigh the flour into the bowl, press zero again for the butter, and zero once more for the salt. The bowl is never swapped mid-mix, and the tare key also lets you pour a portion out of a full bag until the display reads zero.

The rated load is 500 g, so a two-loaf dough gets weighed in stages rather than all at once. This is a small-batch and portioning scale, not a big-bowl one, and it stays accurate only while the platform is treated as a weighing surface rather than a worktop.

There is no app and no Bluetooth link, so everything happens on the keypad: on and off, the unit key, the tare key and a calibration routine for the day the readings start to drift.

Two AAA batteries run it and are not in the box, so buy them with the scale. It shuts itself down after 180 seconds without use, which is how a pair lasts through a run of bakes.

Technical details

• Maximum load: 500 g
• Readout: 0.1 g / 0.01 g
• Units: 9, switched with one key
• Display: LCD with backlight
• Power: 2 x AAA batteries, not included
• Auto power off: After 180 seconds idle
• Functions: Tare and zero, unit conversion, precision calibration
• Model: K1
• Certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS, KC

Choose this scale if your baking is measured in grams rather than cups.

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