Does it stay on ounces if you weigh something over 16 oz. or does it then register in lbs.?
1561267
Remains on whatever setting you select. So it will say 17 ounces instead of 1 pound, 1 ounce.
1561268
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.
1561269
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.
1561270
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.
1561271
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.
1561272
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.
1200595
Mine weighs in at exactly 4 pounds 2 ounces. So, as long as you don't put more than 14 ounces of stuff into it - you're OK!
1863625
It will display ounces, but not break it down into pounds. Therefore, 2.1 lbs will be shown as 33 oz.
463872
My understanding of the product for accurate weights recommends the scale is stationary when taking a weight and also whatever you're weighing is not moving (Ex: fish). Anytime you are pulling and imparting more stress it will register it, but you would have to be looking at the scale to capture that information. I hope that helps.
2162059
I don't know how much it takes to trigger the scale, but if you weigh yourself, then hold a 16 oz bottle of water it will show 1lb more.
465083
Yes! You can weigh in ounces and in fluid ounces, mililitres and grams... I weigh my food, my outgoing mail, and my lemons (that get to 15 ounces!) It's a great little scale. Not sure if you are talking about ounces and pounds, it does go to pounds so you'd still have to do the math if you went over 16 ounces (each pound weighing 16 ounces). I hope that makes sense and answers your question.
150451
With mine that's exactly what I do. It automatically starts up each time set to ounces. This picture seems to be the 11 lb DKS model. mine is the 11 lb 3252 model. I'm speaking of my model only. Both models, however, appear to have an 11 lb (5 kilogram) weight max capacity.
2075645
I do not believe the previous answerer is correct. Ounces and pounds come from the same measurement system. Sixteen ounces to a pound.
1451772
Definitely NOT 16oz. The "claimed" 12oz is pushing it a little . . . closer to 11oz.
1320141
It records the weight on my Garmin (or I other ANT+ device). If I'm not mistaken, Garmin allows you to set it to your preference. I have my mine set to lbs. if you plan to use a Garmin to read your weight (since it's ANT+ you have many options), then check with Garmin to be sure (or maker of your ANT+ device. You can't read the weight directly off the scale.
2230820
i only have three pieces of data on that. I own one 10 lb. dumbbell and one 15 lb. dumbbell. The Ten pounder is not heavy enough to register. The Fiteen pounder indicates 13.2 lbs. the fiteen pounder AND the ten-=pounder indicate 23.2 lbs. I'c dall that reasonaly accurate for any item over fifteen pounds.
1584779
It is very light and carried on an already heavy backpack (like the one I carry) you will not feel it. I don't know in ounces but it weighs a little over one pound.
924893
When the scale is in the ounces only mode, yes. When it's in the pounds plus ounces mode, I get one place holder for ounces. So I agree with O.M.Holmberg who commented on 17 Feb 2013.This scale is very useful & attractive enough to leave out on the sideboard. I use it for weighing out portions of food I plan to eat.
74453
It saves the last units you put it in. So if you put it in pounds, turned it off, then turned it back on it'd still be in pounds.
2186629
No oz mode. If you need to be weighing in ounces you should be looking at a scale is accurate to 0.1g not to 0.01g
2195898
According to the specs listed on the product site it weighs 11.2 ounces (16 ounces = 1 pound). It does feel a bit clunky at first, but in general is comfortable to wear and use.
1397381
Although this is a scale, it is only used to weigh ingredients. It will not tell you how many ounces pounds grams so forth. It will just tell you whether not you added enough or too much.