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Question: Does the scale weigh negative too? For example: if I have a bowl with food in it, tare it, and then remove some of the food, does it give a negative?
Document: "Tare" can also be used to simulate a "hold" button: if you weigh something that covers the display, put it on the pan, then tare the scale & remove the object. The display will read negative (-) after you remove it, but the weight will be accurate.+ Uses standard AAA batteries, not expensive lithium coin cellsThe only things that kept this from getting a 5-star review are:- Only the weigh pan is stainless steel.
I love the design of the scale. It is very easy to use easy to cleanup. The only negative is that it sometimes acts erratically. I will have something on the scale that will stick at a given weight for a minute and then all of a sudden change by a gram and sometimes when I tare an item and then remove it from the scale, the negative weight reported does not match the weight I tared the item at.
Works exactly as described, very accurate and maintains proper tare really well. Also seems to track negative weight (remove the tared container) properly. Lightweight itself, easy to clean, readable display. Highly recommended.
Great little scale, I'd give it 5 stars if you could remove the top to clean.
Goes up to 16 oz in .05 oz increments,then automatically switches to lbs and ounces. Or you can set it for decimal lbs. only. (.001) lb read out. It goes up to 15 lbs. The tare function allows you to subtract the weight of whichever bowl or plate you want to put your food on. Its nice because you don't have to weigh it in some specific measuring cup or something. My friends don't know why I need a scale.
Remove that plate, put on a second, hit the button to tare, weigh, eat. Simple as that.And I can use it to weigh letters and my big old cat.
This scale is great for dieting when you want to weigh your food and also for cooking. You can set a plate or bowl on the scale and tap the on button to use tare (which puts the scale to zero so you are not weighing the plate.). If you want to add multiple items just tap the on button after each so you know the weight of each item you are adding to the plate. So easy to use that you don't need to study a manual before you can use it!
A tip for those who aren't familiar with taring - if you want to measure, say for example, how much mayo you add to your tuna salad, put the tuna in a small bowl, hit the tare button to zero it out (on this scale the power button is also the tare button,) and then start scooping in your mayo. This scale will then tell you how much mayo you've added to your mix.
I love this scale, it is accurate and that is very important for breadmakingThe platform and tare feature let me use a large bowl to add and weigh ingredients.
It is a great little scale with great precision and a good max weight of 11 pounds. The problem with the Pro is that it is so small, a dinner plate almost completely covers the numbers. Anything larger than that makes it impossible to see the numbers. I had to tare a bowl on the platform and then balance a large pot on top of the bowl to weigh it. It was driving me absolutely nuts within the first day.
Answer: I just pulled out my scale to test this.  I set an object on it, set the tare weight to zero, then removed the object.  The scale reads negative the exact weight of the object.  It also reads in pounds & ounces.