QIJAJIA Digital Kitchen Scale, 10 kg, LCD, Black

Black: QIJAJIA digital kitchen scale is listed with a 10 kg capacity, LCD display and tare function for weighing food at home. Multiple units and a stainless steel platform are claimed, but the listing gives conflicting accuracy and minimum-weight details to consider before relying on fine measurements.

At a glance

Tare function subtracts the container's weight to show the net contents.
The feature text lists unit switching for grams, millilitres, ounces and pounds/ounces. The description gives a different unit list.
A backlit LCD is claimed, with low-battery and overload indicators listed in the description.
The listing describes a stainless steel platform as easy to clean and store.

Price

$10.39Save 20%

Reference price: ~~$12.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Tare supports weighing ingredients directly in a container, including dry ingredients and liquids as claimed.
The listed 10 kg capacity and selectable units suit ordinary food and portion weighing.
The compact listed dimensions may suit a kitchen bench or cupboard storage.

Technical specifications

21 specifications

Identity
Brand	QIJAJIA
Colour	Black
Model / part number	V-08
Recommended use	Food
Included components	Kitchen Scale

Capacity and readings
Maximum capacity	10 Kilograms
Readout accuracy	0.05 oz/1 g
Minimum weight	3g
Error range	± 3 g
Weighing range	1g to 10kg

Display and operation
Screen technology listed	LCD
Display size	41 * 18mm
Listed weighing units	g, ml, oz, lb.oz
Description-listed weighing units	g, oz, lb, ml
Functions	High-precision sensors, Multiple weighing units, Tare function, Backlit display
Scale type	Counter Scale
Measurement type	Digital

Dimensions and materials
Form factor	countertop
Product size	180 * 140 * 18mm
Platform material	stainless steel

Other details
Country of origin	China

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict on measurement performance and units: accuracy is listed as 0.05 oz/1 g, while the description says a minimum weight of 3g and an error range of ± 3 g. The unit lists also differ, with ml and lb.oz in the feature text but lb in the description. The title describes the scale as ultra-thin, but no separate thickness claim is stated beyond the listed product dimensions. Check the selected listing if fine measurement accuracy or a specific unit is important. Use on a hard, level surface, remove the blue protective film before use, and avoid exceeding capacity.

What’s in the box

Included

Kitchen Scale

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Home cooks weighing ingredients or portions up to the listed 10 kg capacity.
Buyers who want tare weighing and a backlit LCD for routine food preparation.

Less suited to

Buyers who need confirmed fine-scale accuracy or a consistent, verified unit set for specialised recipes.

QIJAJIA Digital Kitchen Scale, 10 kg, LCD, Black · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 27 ratings

5 stars74%74%
4 stars15%15%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars0%0%
1 star5%5%

Customer-rating figures are mostly in the five-star category, with some lower ratings as well. They offer a generally positive but limited signal, not detail about specific performance or causes of dissatisfaction. For routine kitchen weighing, the listed capacity and tare function are relevant, while the conflicting accuracy and minimum-weight details make the rating figures insufficient to establish suitability for precision work.

Frequently asked questions

What is the listed maximum capacity?

The listing gives a maximum capacity of 10 Kilograms.

Which measurement units does it support?

The feature text lists g, ml, oz and lb.oz, while the product description lists g, oz, lb and ml. The listing is inconsistent, so confirm the desired unit before purchase.

Can the scale weigh ingredients in a container?

A tare function is listed to subtract the container's weight and show the net weight of its contents.

What surface should I use it on?

The description says to use the scale on a hard, level surface rather than an uneven or soft one.