HX711 Weight Sensor ADC Module Kit + Digital Load Cell 5KG for Electronic Scale Also for Arduino, with Scale Display Module, 3.5x1.35mm Power Wire

I bought three of these kits and they have all work perfectly. They were not available for a while, so I'm glad to see DAOKAI has more in stock. The aluminum load cell and the HX711 amplifier can be purchased elsewhere, but what make the DAOKAI product different is that everything needed to build a scale is included in this one kit.To build a scale, the load cell must be properly mounted between two surfaces. This kit includes two, predrilled plexiglass disks with all of the mounting hardware. I do not use the LED display module which is included and I understand from reviews of it elsewhere that figuring out how it operates is tricky. I connect the HX711 amplifier to Arduino-type microcontrollers with inexpensive OLED displays. There are a number of detailed websites, like the Random Nerd Tutorials, with sample code describing how to interface the load cell and amplifier with a microcontroller.Once calibrated, these scales are amazingly accurate and connecting them to a microcontrollers opens up the possibility for a variety of interesting projects.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice kit. Accurate to the grammar. Easy assembly.Left button TareMiddle and right are calibrationSimply set a known gram weight on the scale and adjust the middle and right buttons until the display indicates the correct value. Watch my video.

This product works as advertised but the loadcell I received the screw holes were warped.:( ----- Plus the instructions where not that clear.

Fun kit. Requires a little soldering. It came with straight headers, which I think are a bad option. I soldered the load sensor (metal bar) wires directly to the hx711 and then put a 4 pin 90 degree header on the side that the display connects to. Everything works great.

I bought this kit hoping that it would be a self-contained "known good" unit. That's because I have similar HX711 Arduino units that I'm working with. But, despite assembling this very carefully, it does not work as advertised. It wouldn't calibrate and was giving weird readings. And that's apart from next to zero documentation. So, it basically was just a waste of money and time for me.