Not consistently. Escali's 22 lb Passo takes 9.5 x 6.5 in; the 11 lb Rondo takes 8.75 in by 8.75 in.
If you weigh slowly, Alimento and Pana wait 10 minutes before switching off, against 4 minutes on Primo and Rondo.
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Capacity must cover the mixing bowl as well
Escali’s Vera Precision supports 4.4 lb, while Passo High Capacity supports 22 lb. Capacities span 4.4 to 22 lb across 12 scales. Include your mixing bowl’s weight. Compare the bowl and ingredients together with the capacity before choosing around a recipe’s ingredient weight alone.
The Pico Pocket scale is 3.8 in wide, while Savu’s expanded platform is 7.5 in wide. Use the working dimensions for counter fit; the Savu value does not describe its folded storage width.
Display steps and automatic shut-off answer different needs
Escali Nutro has a 0.5 g display increment; Arti has a 1 g increment. Display increments span 0.5 to 1 g where the maker supplies them, without establishing measurement accuracy. We read Escali’s figures without weighing reference masses.
Auto-off delays span 4 to 10 minutes: Primo specifies 4 minutes and Pana Baking Scale specifies 10 minutes. If you pause during preparation, read the operating instructions for how that timer behaves and how the scale handles tare.
Before you buy
Does a finer display step mean a more accurate scale?
Not by itself. The step is what the display shows; it isn't an accuracy figure. The Nutro reads in 0.5 g steps and seven others in 1 g, while the Primo, Passo and Pico don't state a single step, and Escali describes the Passo’s same increment as accuracy instead. Vera suits small batches: it stops at 4.4 lb but shows 0.1 g steps below 500 g.
What capacities can I compare?
Five of the twelve scales are rated at 11 lb; the other capacities are 4.4, 13, 13.2, 15 and 22 lb. Check the exact model's instructions for weighing with a container. Passo is half an inch longer than the 15 lb Arti. Pico, one of those five, takes 4.75 x 3.8 in, roughly a quarter of Rondo's footprint. Check the maker's total-load instructions when using a heavy mixing bowl. Alimento and Pana each have 13 lb capacity.
Why is the Savu shown at 7.5 in wide?
That's its platform opened out for weighing; Escali says it folds to 2.6 in wide for storage. At 0.5 in thick it's also the flattest here, while the Alimento (3.5 in) and Rondo (5.25 in) stand far taller than the others, which run 0.75 to 1.65 in.
