Exactly the same, just with a bit bigger footprint and a 11 pound instead of 5 pound capacity.

Is it this one?

OXO Good Grips 1157100 5-Pound Food Scale with Pull-Out Display

So I got the Oxo Good Grips Food Scale with Pull-Out Display. The things that I love about it are:

1. To begin, the regular stuff: grams or ounces, switch between while measuring, zeros out, etc.
2. Backlight – I didn’t think I would use this but I have several times.
3. Smooth buttons – easy to clean.
4. The weighing plate comes off, so it’s easy to clean too.
5. It remembers the weight of something for 45 minutes or something? So if you’re weighing something but the scale turns off (as most do automatically after a few minutes of inactivity), you can just press the power button, and rather than coming back on at “0″, it comes back on at whatever the weight of the item is. I used to compulsively press on the bowl or whatever was on my scale, to keep the scale active to make sure it didn’t turn off. No more!
6. On/Off button. This isn’t why I bought it by any means, but it is nice when I’m just weighing one thing really quickly, and I don’t have to drain the battery life waiting for it to turn off automatically.
7. High capacity – it will hold 11 pounds, which is really great when I make a big pot of soup, for example. I make a lot of food ahead, and I hate portioning it out, then ending up with a half serving at the end, and trying to take a little from each Tupperware container to make them even. Instead, I’ve weighed all of my pots, dishes, mixing bowls, etc. and taped the weights (in grams, so much easier) to the inside of my cupboard door. Then I make a bunch of food in one of the pots, put the pot full of food on the scale, subtract the pot’s weight, and divide by the number of portions. I couldn’t do this if it didn’t hold so much weight. It also has a little bar that fills up as you use up the scale’s weight, which might happen if you’re measuring a bunch of things, and zeroing the scale out between each addition. It shows when you’re approaching the “error zone” where the scale won’t weigh.
8. The reason I bought it! The part that has the display and buttons attaches to the rest magnetically. When it’s all put together it just looks like a normal scale. But you can pull the two apart and a little cord comes out to connect the display to the base. You can pull the display from the base maybe 8 inches? 12? Either way, far enough that you can easily weigh anything. With my old scale, weighing a plate or a big pot was really difficult, because the big size of it covered the display. I had to crouch down and use a flashlight to try to see what the weight was. This feature totally solves that problem.

OK, done. I totally sound like a sales pitch! But, now that I’ve written all that out, I think I’ll copy/paste to an Amazon review of the thing.

Escali Primo Digital Multifunctional Scale

Now I have the EatSmart Scale that I won from weightwatchen.com :) I love it! I love that I don’t really have to look up the pts value for meats, cause I hate doing that. I can just throw it on the scale, and it will tell me cal, fat and fiber. Also, anything fresh, like fruit, veggies, etc since the pts are usually 1 pt for medium sized fruit. I am a bad judge of that.

Salter Aquatronic Glass Kitchen Scale

I love it, as it measures ounces, grams, fluid ounces and mL and it also has the zero out feature. It’s stainless steel and glass and looks great on my counter, just like Roni, I don’t put it away. Although I should. I had to replace it when some of my Longaberger pottery came crashing out of the kitchen cabinet and landed on top of it. Wasn’t pretty.