what are the dimensions (L & W) for the food weighing surface (e.g. not including the buttons (on/off, tare, etc) area?
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6 3/4 X 6 1/4 inches. BUT!!!!! you can put a larger plate or bowl on it before you turn it on, then when you turn it on it automatically zero's itself out so you can weigh items that wouldn't normally fit on its surface
457047
Its roughly 1& 1/2 inches diameter ... very ez for me to maneuver with quick access to both left/right buttons
1032800
The panel it is no touch as an screen of a tablet, but the buttons are plain, almost touch. Accesories: only the base for the poultry, and 4 skews. A note: Amazon says it is 5 pounds, but is 16.
433778
No, it doesn't have a tare button. You put the container that you're going to use on the scale and then zero it out, then add whatever you wish to weigh. That way, the weight of the container doesn't count. No need for a special button!
1516870
Approximate overall length, width, and height of sensor and holder together, as pictured is: 1.75" L x 1.125" W x 0.5625" H
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8.5 x 15 x 10.5 inches; 2 pounds If you click on Features & details it will give you products dimensions.
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It's large to put on my kitchen scale so I can't tell you you the exact weight Sorry
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About 9 inches long and about 6 1/2 inches wide...use it for my buttons...well constructed...like it...
2017920
This timer is 4 1/2 inches wide by 4 inches tall (pen included). We lay ours flat, but it does have a fold out leg to stand upright as well as two small magnets to use on a metal surface which we have not tried. We love this timer. Four seperate timers with distinct alarms and the grease board for notes is very useful when using multiple timers at once. Bought a second one we use in our home gym for boxing rounds and rest intervals. Sturdy buttons.
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I'm sure that if you scroll down on the item, it will give you exact dimensions, but I would not buy this thing! It does not make great food and, other than it comes apart easily to store and cleans up easily, I hate the thing. Just being honest...I'm giving mine to Goodwill, does that tell you anything?
2209902
The 'weigh' area is a metal area like stainless steel. I use it for cooking bread but it also came with a great calorie book. The LCD is glass or a plastic that looks like glass.
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The size is appx 6.5" wide by 9" and it's about a half inch thick, very slim. I believe the default is ounces/pounds but it has several "Modes" and it can easily be set to grams or ounces, etc. It's the easiest kitchen scale I have ever used. I really like the "tare weight" function; you put your dish on the scale and touch the area that said "tare" and the scale zero's out. Then any food item(s) you put into your dish is weighed, JUST the food. I love this feature and it's super easy. The scale operates on two small batteries and it turns itself off after a minute if not in use. It doesn't take up much room and I didn't have to read a ton of instructions to use the darn thing. Love it! The size is appx 6.5" wide by 9" and it's about a half inch thick, very slim. I believe the default is ounces/pounds but it has several "Modes" and it can easily be set to grams or ounces, etc. It's the easiest kitchen scale I have ever used. I really like the "tare weight" function; you put your dish on the scale and touch the area that said "tare" and the scale zero's out. Then any food item(s) you put into your dish is weighed, JUST the food. I love this feature and it's super easy. The scale operates on two small batteries and it turns itself off... » Read More The size is appx 6.5" wide by 9" and it's about a half inch thick, very slim. I believe the default is ounces/pounds but it has several "Modes" and it can easily be set to grams or ounces, etc. It's the easiest kitchen scale I have ever used. I really like the "tare weight" function; you put your dish on the scale and touch the area that said "tare" and the scale zero's out. Then any food item(s) you put into your dish is weighed, JUST the food. I love this feature and it's super easy. The scale operates on two small batteries and it turns itself off after a minute if not in use. It doesn't take up much room and I didn't have to read a ton of instructions to use the darn thing. Love it! « Show Less
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It is 6.25" X 9" X .75"(h) When you 1st turn scale on you can set it for oz, lbs, g or kg. It will stay on whatever you 1st set it to every time you turn it on until you want to change measure. It is really simple to use.
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The usable weighing surface is about 5.5 inches X 5.5 inches. If the material slightly extends past this it seems to be no problem.I use it mostly to weigh dough for baking equal quantities.
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8.5" x 3 3/16"just the buttons.2 3/4" x 2 1/2" Touch-pad.10 1/4" x 6 1/2" Overall Size.
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I used an accurate postage scale: Wt = 1 lb 2 oz, (with battery included) Dimentions LWH - 6 1/2" x 3 3/8" x 4 1/2" - Perfect on 5D3 or 7D body
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It's large, I no longer have it because I personally didn't like my food cooked in it. But my guess is approx. 8" wide x 15" long and about 12" tall.