This scale is actually pretty accurate and I love that it's rechargeable—big win there. I just wish it charged via USB-C instead of micro-USB. Most devices these days are USB-C, and it’s easier to plug in without worrying about damaging the port over time. That said, it’s not a high-powered device, so it’s not a huge deal—just a convenience thing.

The plastic body feels a little cheap, but the spoons themselves seem to be good quality. For my use—maybe a little unorthodox—I’m using it for scooping powder into my trickler for reloading ammunition, and it’s exactly what I needed. I keep the larger spoon in the kitchen drawer and stick with the smaller one for powder. Honestly, even a Budtender might find this little scale handy 🌿😄

Overall, not a bad little scale for the price!

I'm a pastry chef and I always weigh all my ingredients for the best accuracy. I already have a gram scale, but this spoon scale looked pretty handy so I decided to try it. It IS very accurate, as I tested it against my existing gram scale. It's easy to use; just turn it on, set it to the preferred unit of measure, and weigh your ingredient. The only drawback is that you need to make sure you are holding it steady and LEVEL. Even tipping it slightly will alter the measurement reading, so if you don't have steady hands, this may not be the best option. You can't set it on the counter to measure, but if you set it on the counter so that the spoon part is hanging over the edge of the counter, you can use it that way, but there's a big risk of it falling off the counter, so holding it is best. On the other hand, holding it while you pour your ingredient with the other is kind of awkward. It would have been nice if this included a storage pouch so I could keep the scale and both spoon attachment together in the drawer. The included instructions were very basic and didn't address a couple of things; for example, it was mentioned that if the scale were to be out of use for a long period, one should remove the battery.......but how? All I could see were four screws on the back of it, so I'm sure that's how I'd remove the battery; I'd have to essentially take it apart. What a hassle. If removing the battery is suggested, the least they could do is provide an easily accessible battery compartment. I mentioned the instructions were very basic, and another problem is that in translation from Chinese, it doesn't translate the best so they weren't easily understandable. There was a weight unit that was unexplained and that I was unfamiliar with and that is the "ct" measurement. I looked up and it means "carat". I don't think I'll be weighing diamonds any time soon. Basically this is an accurate scale, but needs improvements. How about an included stand to set the spoon on so it remains level and steady?