The scale uses a high-precision sensor that measures in increments of 0.1g, up to a maximum capacity of around 500g. That's precise enough for spices, supplements, coffee, and baking ingredients where a standard tablespoon or teaspoon just isn't exact. For best results, place it on a flat, stable surface and use the tare function to zero it out before each measurement.

Yes. The spoon head is designed to handle both, with a dedicated millilitre (ml) setting for liquids such as oil, honey, or syrup alongside gram, ounce, and other dry-weight units. Simply press the unit button to switch modes depending on what you're measuring.

The scale runs on a single CR2032 button battery, which is inexpensive, widely available, and typically lasts a long time thanks to the low power consumption and auto-off feature that switches the unit off after a short period of inactivity. This also helps preserve battery life between uses.

The spoon head is detachable from the display unit, so you can rinse or wipe it clean separately without any risk of water reaching the electronics. This also makes it straightforward to switch between ingredients without cross-contaminating flavours.

It's built with a durable ABS plastic shell designed to withstand daily kitchen use, and features like the data-hold function (which locks the reading in place once the spoon is lifted) help prevent inaccurate readings from movement or knocks. Most versions also come with a warranty covering manufacturing defects, so it's worth checking the specific terms listed on your product page.