ThermoWorks' Gravitas scale has a detachable display and a 20-minute memory
ThermoWorks has introduced its first kitchen scale, the Gravitas, which emphasizes precision measurements. The scale features a detachable display and a 20-minute memory for convenience. It is available for pre-order at a price of $119 and comes in multiple colors.
- ▪The Gravitas scale is designed for precision measurements in the kitchen.
- ▪It features a fully wireless, removable display for easy viewing.
- ▪The scale can remember the last measurement for up to 20 minutes.
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News ThermoWorks' Gravitas scale has a detachable display and a 20-minute memory The highly-regarded thermometer company is venturing into new territory. By Billy Steele May 29, 2026 1:15 pm EST ThermoWorks ThermoWorks may be a company more known for its food thermometers, but it's putting that reputation for supreme accuracy on the line in a new category. With the Gravitas, ThermoWorks is debuting its first scale, designed for precision measurements in the kitchen that are backed by the company's rigorous testing and certified calibration. With the venture into uncharted territory, the Gravitas's design and memory may outshine its accuracy though. The main feature of the Gravitas is a fully wireless, removable display so things like large bowls don't block your measurements.
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