Digital Analytical Balance and Lab Scale, 5000g Capacity, 0.01g Precision, Stainless Steel, Multi-Unit (g/oz/ct/lb) for Jewelry, Kitchen, and Lab – Reliable, Accurate, Easy to Use, Black Panel

“The scales are simply excellent! Very accurate, with a step of 0.01 g, which is ideal for both kitchen and laboratory needs. A big plus is the durable steel platform, which is easy to clean. The display is bright and easy to read. The ability to switch between different units of measurement makes them universal. I have been using them for several weeks now, and have not had any errors or malfunctions. Excellent quality for its price, I recommend!”

These electronic scales are excellent! They are precise, easy to use, and have a sturdy stainless steel platform. The display is clear, and the buttons are responsive. Perfect for accurate measurements.

Bad buy. Not worth the money. Looks and feels fragile and cheaply made. I’m tempted to send it back but not sure I want to deal with the hassle. Might just accept the loss. I bought this for accurate measures of liquids but I don’t trust this scale. It measures out to the 4 hundredths and it seems very unstable, the numbers climb slower than I expected which makes me doubt accuracy.

A really nice scale. IT WORKS PERFECTLY

Much slower to calculate than all its $15 competitors, after about 5 items it becomes inaccurate and has to be re-tared

Needed a scale for an experiment requiring better than 0.1g accuracy between measurements (relative) versus absolute accuracy. Two fatal flaws; 1) Scale would not calibrate with 1 kg weight per the instructions. It appears to want a 5 kg calibration weight, 2) It would frequently not return to zero indicated when test mass removed. Attached picture shows display after a 310 g mass removed after approximately 30 minutes during our hysteresis tests. Hysteresis and relative accuracy was checked by adding 1ml increments of distilled water then removing with a pipette. Water density was corrected per the temperature of the water being added. What was really interesting was hysteresis varied from 0.4g to 0.2g with approximately 18g base weight on the scale, but when we increased base weight to approximately 310 g the hysteresis became more consistent and was significantly less at 0.09g. Either way you look at it, it is hard to call this a 0.01g accurate scale. A Wellish 2 kg scale tested out much better with about 99.8% accuracy and 0.02 g hysteresis with 18 g base weight and better than 0.01 g hysteresis with 310 g base weight.

working well😁

I am sending out packages a lot. I need to weigh and print the shipping labels. It is a very convenient tool, light to move anywhere in the house. Quite accurate. Very sensitive to change of weight.