Taylor TE30WD 30 lb. Stainless Steel Portion Control Scale with Wireless Digital Display and Touchless Tare

Good accuracy for a while, and the design was exactly what we needed as we measure wet ingredients, so the low profile is easy to clean and easy for shorter employees to work with. LOVE the hands-free tare design (you can wave your hand in front of the display and tare the unit, which we have to do hundreds of times a day, without touching anything. you can disable this feature if you don't like it). Unfortunately, started malfunctioning after a year or two, resetting mid-measure or turning off randomly. We loved the unit so much we just bought a replacement outright, which worked great for another year or two before having major accuracy issues (would randomly jump around by as much as 50g mid-measure). At this price, won't be ordering a third unit. Fix the durability issues and they'll have a really nice scale.

Deffinitely not a good product, 2 years of regular use, Marked an error on the display. I called directly to Taylor and they said there was no solution for this. Too expensive for such little time of use!

We’ve used this scale religiously for 1.5 years in our high volume bakery and without warning it stopped working all together. For the price of this scale I’d expect better longevity so I won’t be purchasing this model again. The wireless function worked great while it worked.

Very unreliable wireless connection. Perhaps we had too much interference in our restaurant. We ordered a second one and had the same issue. Stick with a wired one.

Just an OK scale, was hoping for something that looks and feels more sturdy. You need to connect the 2 transformers to the base and to the screen, so that s twice as much wires (yes, they can work on battery too). Our plugs are above the bench, that means 2 transformers plugged into he ceiling plugs, and 2 wires coming down. Would have been nice to be able to plugs the screen into the base for instance. Also you can tare without touching the screen but waving your hand close to it ... sometimes it tares inadvertently when you don't want it to.