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product_id: 829837
title: "Eat Smart ESKS-10 Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale - 15 lb. Capacity, UltraBright Display and Stainless Steel Platform"
brand: "eatsmart"
price: "2925 kr"
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reviews_count: 5
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# UltraBright backlit LCD Precision 0.05 oz / 1 g increments 15 lb max capacity Eat Smart ESKS-10 Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale - 15 lb. Capacity, UltraBright Display and Stainless Steel Platform

**Brand:** eatsmart
**Price:** 2925 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Elevate your kitchen game with precision and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Eat Smart ESKS-10 Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale - 15 lb. Capacity, UltraBright Display and Stainless Steel Platform by eatsmart
- **How much does it cost?** 2925 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/829837-eat-smart-esks-10-precision-elite-digital-kitchen-scale-15)

## Best For

- eatsmart enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted eatsmart brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Room for Every Recipe:** Generous 15 lb stainless steel platform fits large bowls and plates without compromise.
- • **Smart Tare Functionality:** Zero out containers instantly to weigh multiple ingredients with ease and speed.
- • **Glow-Up Your Kitchen Routine:** UltraBright backlit display ensures clear readings anytime, even in low light.
- • **Effortless Multi-Unit Switching:** Seamlessly toggle between grams, ounces, pounds, and kilograms to match your lifestyle.
- • **Precision that Powers Your Wellness:** Accurate to 0.05 oz / 1 g increments for flawless portion control and recipe consistency.

## Overview

The Eat Smart ESKS-10 Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale combines professional-grade accuracy with a sleek stainless steel platform and a bright backlit LCD. With a 15 lb capacity and 0.05 oz / 1 g precision, it’s designed for serious meal preppers and culinary pros alike. Its smart tare function and multi-unit display make portion control and recipe execution effortless, while the included calorie guidebook empowers healthier living. Batteries included for instant use.

## Description

The Eat Smart precision Elite digital kitchen scale is the chef-preferred food scale for everyday use. From weighing food to monitoring caloric intake, The precision Elite provides precisely what its name States - reliably precise measurements every time. Professional chefs and bakers designed this cooking scale to represent the Elite in kitchen scales today. Eat Smart precision sensors are accurate to the nearest 0. 5 oz—/1 gram, which is ideal for baking. The Tare feature subtracts the weight of a container and allows chefs to weigh multiple items in a row easily. At the same time, the oversized, durable stainless steel platform is ample enough to accommodate large mixing bowls and plates. The precision Elite provides accurate food weight readings up to 15 lbs. / 7 kg, in four measurement units - ounces, pounds, grams, and kilograms. The display also features a crystal-white backlight for easy reading in any lighting condition. Manufactured to the highest quality specifications, the precision Elite provides chefs with the information they need to create consistent, delicious recipes and keep track of their health. In addition to 4 AAA batteries, a free calorie factors booklet is also included to help you master calorie counting and portion control with your scale.

Review: Perfect kitchen scale - weighs food, small packages, accommodates big bowls - This is my third or fourth kitchen scale, and even though I've only had it for two days, I absolutely love this one. I looked at so many descriptions of the various scales for sale on desertcart, and sorted out these differences. 1) This scale has a 15-lb capacity, so you can use heavier bowls and plates than you could for one with a 5-lb capacity. Although some have 11-lb capacities, the extra 4 lbs offers a little ease of mind that you won't over-weight the scale. 2) It's made of stainless steel - including the platform. If you look at a lot of other scales, they might say "chrome finish" or "silver color," and they might LOOK like they're made of metal, but they're really plastic. Stainless steel offers more ease of mind, like the extra weight capacity. 3) It weighs in grams, ounces, and pounds, and switches easily among the three. Before you ask - if you set it to grams, the readout will automatically switch to kilograms/grams when it goes over 999 grams (so 1078 grams will read 1k78g), and it also switches to pounds/ounces when the weight is 16 oz or more. If you set it for pounds, it will read the ounces in decimals (fractions of a pound) rather than ounces. I assume it does the same thing for kilos, but I rarely weigh anything in kilos so I didn't check. 4) the smallest unit is 1g. For me, this is a godsend. I've been weighing and measuring my food for several months, and prefer weight portioning to volume portioning. In other words, I'd rather weigh out an 80-gram portion of a fruit or veggie than try to figure out how much shredded lettuce fits into a cup measure. Many packaged foods indicate serving size by grams rather than ounces, which is curious, considering that in the U.S. we don't use grams. I used to whip out my smartphone and open up my conversion app to figure out how many ounces a serving size was, but now I just switch the scale to grams and I'm all set. Many nuts and fruit/nut combos say that 30g or 1 oz is a serving, but I actually have a cereal that says a serving is 53g. Now I can just weigh it out quickly and not worry about it. 5) it uses regular AA batteries, which is soooooo convenient. 6) it's sensitive to changes in weight when you add tiny amounts. On my old scale, I would weigh out my cat's medication, and it was supposed to be precisely 0.5 oz. It would get to 0.4 and I'd add, and add a little more, and add a little more, and it would still read 0.4, and suddenly it would read 0.7. So I'd subtract a little, and then a little more, and then a little more, well, you get the picture. The EatSmart scale reads out to 0.05 oz, so it's much more precise than my old scale. 7) it's a decent price. At about $37, it's not cheap, but for the sturdiness of it (and it is a very sleek and pretty looking item) and the fact that you can use a fairly large bowl or even a large plate without losing sight of the LED display is worth the extra money. And it's not as expensive as some of the fancier ones priced at $60 or more. One minor gripe. The LED display seems a little sluggish in response to the button presses, but it's just a matter of getting used to the timing of it. On the other hand, the display is quite big and bold. The buttons have icons rather than labels on them, so, if you're like me, ahem, MATURE (read: old) enough to remember when we didn't need picture symbols to tell us what something was meant to be, you might want to just doublecheck the user's manual. The button the left is the unit switch (grams, ounces, etc) and the button on the right is both the on/off and the tare button. For those of you who don't know how to work the tare - put your plate or bowl on the platform and press the on/off button. The platform sets itself to 0 so the only thing you're weighing is what you put on the plate. The tare button will work regardless of whether you put the plate on before or after you turn the unit on. So. Bottom line. I love my new scale.
Review: Great product at a great price! - Every now and then you run across a product that completely satisfies at a price you think is more than fair. This kitchen scale is such a product. It's big enough to be really useful without getting in the way. It's easy to use. The readout is easily visible and remains lit long enough to futz around with the food. The tare weight (where the scale remembers the weight of the container so that you can just measure the weight of the food) is simple to use. And, the accuracy is plenty good for a kitchen scale. I measured its accuracy at sub gram weights using US coins whose weights are easily found on the Internet. I liked it so much I bought their bathroom scale as well. EatSmart Precision Digital Bathroom Scale w/ Extra Large Backlit 3.5" Display and "Step-On" Technology [2013 VERSION ] It's in the same class. The scales both appear to be robustly built, though that remains to be seen. I love these scales so far. They even look cool.

## Features

- EAT SMART: At Eat Smart, we want to give you the tools and confidence to meet the challenge head-on. Founded in 2005, Eat Smart is devoted to designing, developing, and manufacturing innovative health care products to meet the needs of our customers.
- LIVE SMARTER: This precision kitchen scale is easy to use and perfect for meal prepping and portion control. Combining healthy foods with a balanced routine leads to a wellness routine you can maintain.
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL: This scale is perfect for precision weighing, featuring 0.05 oz and 1 g increments. Weigh accurately up to 15lbs. A kitchen scale makes it easy to measure and portion out food according to serving sizes.
- TARE FUNCTION: Place a container on the scale, press the tare button to “zero out” the weight of the container, add food to the container and see the weight of the food only. When ready to add another ingredient, press the tare button again.
- LARGE PLATFORM: The large stainless steel platform makes it easy to weigh various foods. Simply wipe clean the stain-resistant surface.
- JUST FOR YOU: Includes the Eat Smart calorie guide book to help with portion control and calorie counting. Once you get the hang of your daily routine using the kitchen scale, you can start to reap all the benefits of owning the calorie guidebook.
- BATTERIES INCLUDED: 2 AAA batteries are included for your convenience.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B009EUPMFK |
| Batteries | 4 AAA batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #395,944 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #987 in Digital Kitchen Scales |
| Brand | EatSmart |
| Color | Silver |
| Date First Available | September 21, 2012 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Form Factor | Countertop |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00896893001237 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.8 pounds |
| Item model number | ESKS-10 |
| Manufacturer | EatSmart |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 10 x 7.5 x 1 inches |
| Readout Accuracy | 1 Grams |
| Special Feature | Smart |
| UPC | 885605254986 896893001237 885838935713 885168370673 885550772092 885173640433 885138277872 885134300970 884539984365 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Weigh Scale Type | Counter Scale |
| Weight Limit | 15 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** EatSmart
- **Color:** Silver
- **Display Type:** LCD
- **Special Feature:** Smart
- **Weight Limit:** 15 Pounds

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect kitchen scale - weighs food, small packages, accommodates big bowls
*by J***L on December 18, 2013*

This is my third or fourth kitchen scale, and even though I've only had it for two days, I absolutely love this one. I looked at so many descriptions of the various scales for sale on Amazon, and sorted out these differences. 1) This scale has a 15-lb capacity, so you can use heavier bowls and plates than you could for one with a 5-lb capacity. Although some have 11-lb capacities, the extra 4 lbs offers a little ease of mind that you won't over-weight the scale. 2) It's made of stainless steel - including the platform. If you look at a lot of other scales, they might say "chrome finish" or "silver color," and they might LOOK like they're made of metal, but they're really plastic. Stainless steel offers more ease of mind, like the extra weight capacity. 3) It weighs in grams, ounces, and pounds, and switches easily among the three. Before you ask - if you set it to grams, the readout will automatically switch to kilograms/grams when it goes over 999 grams (so 1078 grams will read 1k78g), and it also switches to pounds/ounces when the weight is 16 oz or more. If you set it for pounds, it will read the ounces in decimals (fractions of a pound) rather than ounces. I assume it does the same thing for kilos, but I rarely weigh anything in kilos so I didn't check. 4) the smallest unit is 1g. For me, this is a godsend. I've been weighing and measuring my food for several months, and prefer weight portioning to volume portioning. In other words, I'd rather weigh out an 80-gram portion of a fruit or veggie than try to figure out how much shredded lettuce fits into a cup measure. Many packaged foods indicate serving size by grams rather than ounces, which is curious, considering that in the U.S. we don't use grams. I used to whip out my smartphone and open up my conversion app to figure out how many ounces a serving size was, but now I just switch the scale to grams and I'm all set. Many nuts and fruit/nut combos say that 30g or 1 oz is a serving, but I actually have a cereal that says a serving is 53g. Now I can just weigh it out quickly and not worry about it. 5) it uses regular AA batteries, which is soooooo convenient. 6) it's sensitive to changes in weight when you add tiny amounts. On my old scale, I would weigh out my cat's medication, and it was supposed to be precisely 0.5 oz. It would get to 0.4 and I'd add, and add a little more, and add a little more, and it would still read 0.4, and suddenly it would read 0.7. So I'd subtract a little, and then a little more, and then a little more, well, you get the picture. The EatSmart scale reads out to 0.05 oz, so it's much more precise than my old scale. 7) it's a decent price. At about $37, it's not cheap, but for the sturdiness of it (and it is a very sleek and pretty looking item) and the fact that you can use a fairly large bowl or even a large plate without losing sight of the LED display is worth the extra money. And it's not as expensive as some of the fancier ones priced at $60 or more. One minor gripe. The LED display seems a little sluggish in response to the button presses, but it's just a matter of getting used to the timing of it. On the other hand, the display is quite big and bold. The buttons have icons rather than labels on them, so, if you're like me, ahem, MATURE (read: old) enough to remember when we didn't need picture symbols to tell us what something was meant to be, you might want to just doublecheck the user's manual. The button the left is the unit switch (grams, ounces, etc) and the button on the right is both the on/off and the tare button. For those of you who don't know how to work the tare - put your plate or bowl on the platform and press the on/off button. The platform sets itself to 0 so the only thing you're weighing is what you put on the plate. The tare button will work regardless of whether you put the plate on before or after you turn the unit on. So. Bottom line. I love my new scale.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product at a great price!
*by S***S on August 1, 2013*

Every now and then you run across a product that completely satisfies at a price you think is more than fair. This kitchen scale is such a product. It's big enough to be really useful without getting in the way. It's easy to use. The readout is easily visible and remains lit long enough to futz around with the food. The tare weight (where the scale remembers the weight of the container so that you can just measure the weight of the food) is simple to use. And, the accuracy is plenty good for a kitchen scale. I measured its accuracy at sub gram weights using US coins whose weights are easily found on the Internet. I liked it so much I bought their bathroom scale as well. EatSmart Precision Digital Bathroom Scale w/ Extra Large Backlit 3.5" Display and "Step-On" Technology [2013 VERSION ] It's in the same class. The scales both appear to be robustly built, though that remains to be seen. I love these scales so far. They even look cool.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I've revised my review of this product
*by D***N on January 17, 2014*

Below you will find my original review. I purchased this scale and had returned it to AMAZON. In my original review, I'd given the scale only 1 star, even though there were many things that I liked about it. To my surprise, the manufacturers contacted me and were very concerned about my reaction to their product. We corresponded and they ultimately sent me the same EatSmart Scale, apologizing for the first one I'd received, and that they would personally check the new one out before they shipped it. It came within a week, and my husband and I have been so happy with it! It works great and we've had no problems with it. We had been using a Weight Watchers scale, and the EatSmart one is so much nicer and easier to use. I love the big LED readout and how easily it switches from grams to ounces. The only flaw that we've experienced is that if it's too close to our stove, it will turn on from the click of the stove igniting. So I simply put it a little farther away from the stove, problem solved. I'm very grateful to the manufacturers for caring enough to make sure that I gave their product another chance, and that they took so much effort to make sure I was happy. Please buy this scale, and if you have a problem with yours, let them know. They're good people. THIS IS MY ORIGINAL REVIEW "When I received this scale I was so happy. My WW scale had worn out and I didn't want spend a whole lot to replace it. The Eatsmart scale worked great at first, but I had to replace the batteries in less than a week. As it turns out, any clicking sound would turn the machine on. Then it wouldn't zero to weigh stuff and wouldn't turn off. I really liked the read-out, so I thought I'd keep trying to deal with it. When I had to replace the batteries 4 times in 2 weeks, and I hadn't had it for a month, I decided to return it. Other than the switch, it was a really good product, but I wouldn't buy another one, or recommend it."

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