Does it stay on ounces if you weigh something over 16 oz. or does it then register in lbs.?
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Remains on whatever setting you select. So it will say 17 ounces instead of 1 pound, 1 ounce.
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I just did a test with a lb of butter. If you have it set to oz it will remain on oz and give you a reading in oz (16 oz) You would have to switch the units into pounds to get it to register in lbs. I am loving this scale. I have even tested it on products that list serving portions weight and it is right on the button! What I love is being able to figure calories by weighing in grams and then multiplying by a "calorie factor" listed in the booklet. You can truly monitor your calorie intake doing this. Your reading will depend on where you have set the units of measurement. If you have set them at oz. they will read in oz. (even over one pound). To find the measurement in pounds you would have to set the units to pounds. It DOES NOT switch from ounces to pounds when you hit the one pound mark ... it will read 16 oz. Hope this clarifies.
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I did some investigating with my scale - it doesn't convert to lbs once it's over 16 oz, BUT you can hit the "unit" button while the item is still on the scale, and it'll convert to lbs.
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Yes it shows in pounds. Over 16 oz. it will show 1.(hundred oz.) or as 1.25 (one pound and 1/4). I hope this helps.
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If I weigh something over 16 oz and it's on the "oz" it will still register in "oz".... 16.08 for example. If I weigh the same thing I would have to move it to "lb" to register it in "lbs" and then will register 1.008. Hope I explained it Ok.
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It does continue to say the weight in ounces, but you can easily change by one push of the right button. I really do love this scale. It is so easy.
360889
The scale is very accurate to even less than an ounce. The weight is displayed in decimals of an ounce. For example, for lighter items the display will show 0 lbs. 0.8 oz. It operates on batteries that make it very convenient to move.I had it for several months and it's a great and accurate scale. I'm very pleased with it. Rich G. Palm Harbor, FL
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This scale does not do oucnes until it's over a pound. I returned mine due to that fact because I needed the scale to be more for oucnes than just pounds.
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Definitely NOT 16oz. The "claimed" 12oz is pushing it a little . . . closer to 11oz.
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It should have been the 32 oz..Call Amazon's customer service..They will send u a new one and not make u return the 16oz! They are very good about these things..
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No, it's 125 and 8/10s, or approximately 125 and 13 ounces (that's the 3 oz = .2 pounds thing). It's actually just over three ounces, because if you divide 16 ounces by 10 you get 1.6 ounces; it counts in 2/10s (.2 of a pound), so each .2 is 3.2 ounces. So .8 is 12.8 ounces, or nearly 13 ounces.
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Not sure about that but mine was worse as it does not switch to grams, everything stays in lbs and ozs. This is a bad brand, will never buy from them again. I did not return it because it is good enough for what I need but i was tempted....
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I would email Amazon and ask, just to make sure they don't charge you the 16 pound shipping weight which is obviously wrong. You are right though, I believe (if I remember correctly), the weight listed on the shipping label when I purchased it, was like 4 or 5 pounds.
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When the weight exceeds 16 ounces then it will be displayed as pounds and ounces. For example, 17.5 oz. will be displayed as 1 lbs., 1.5 oz.
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It will stay set for grams... What ever weight measurment type you used when you turn it off will be teh one it starts up with. It also sets itself off if you don't use.. Good little unit.
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I guess it is hit and miss. I believed these answers and got one that is labeled 14oz. but weighs in at 22 ounces. Obviously someone at amazon has mislabeled some of them.
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I just checked mine and on the ounce display the item I was weighing showed 0 pounds 2 1/4 ounces. It is a great scale and I too use it everyday. Hope this helps.
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So this scale measures in lbs. to two decimal places; it measures in kilograms to three decimal places; it measures in kilograms/grams (e.g. 4kg-421gms);it measures in lb/oz (the oz portion is one decimal place, (nearest tenth of an ounce)). Hope this helps!
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I didn't find it heavy. 14.1 oz = less than a pound... it sure weights more than that though
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Good question! I never really tried anything lower than an ounce, but I wanted to help you out so I took out the scale and put just a piece of paper on it and it did show .1 oz.I love this scale and it is very accurate. Matches the post office scale.Highly recommend it!
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2.2 kg = 1 lb. 16 oz = 1 lb. So, multiply 16 oz by 2.2 kg and you get 35.2 ounces
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It can but i found it might not be accurate....it seems to be off a few ounces per pound...you small weights will not be accurate