(Upgraded) AMIR Digital Kitchen Scale, 500g Mini Pocket Jewelry Scale, Food Scale, Coffee Scale, Back-Lit LCD Display, 2 Trays, 6 Units, Auto Off, Tare, PCS, Stainless Steel (Batteries Included)

Easy to use. Very accurate. Easy to clean. The quality is good. Only thing worth noting is cell phone signals interfere with weighing. Make sure to not set your phone right next to this device while using. It will cause numbers to jump around. That being said it’s still a great product for the money.

This is my third small digital scale. I needed something that measured to a higher degree (0.00 g). In addition to the fact that they weren’t accurate enough, I was also frustrated by how quickly my previous scales turned themselves off, which is exceedingly frustrating if you’re in the middle of a formula when it does so. So I was looking for something that was both accurate and that didn’t turn itself off after 30 seconds! This scale knocked it out of the park! I tested its accuracy with my calibration weights when it arrived and then used it to whip up a 20g batch of lip balm. With such a small batch size, accuracy was key and this scale worked wonderfully. As an added benefit, it never turned itself off when I was in the middle of trying to weigh out an ingredient. The fact that I was able to get it in a striking red color was just icing on the cake. So far, I’m quite pleased with this scale.

Nice little scale. Comes with its batteries. I had to order for my chemistry class. Easy to use, small so it stores nicely, and accurate.

I've bought two of these in the past, they tend to last about four years before the buttons give out. Sadly, this latest one feels much lighter and cheaper, and I'm worried one drop would shatter it. I hope it lasts, because I've always liked these scales for their functionality and durability.

I have been using an Ohaus 4 beam centi-gram balance for my photochemical measurements for 40 years. It has several disadvantages including being very slow to balance everything out accurately and susceptible to breezes. So I thought I would join the 21st century of Chinese inexpensive imports. I selected this scale among many offerings because of it's always on feature. Btw, my scale came with that working right out of the box. Some have reported it was a procedure to be figured out. So right off the get-go looks good. So now the acid test, how accurate is it? The four beam scale is accurate to 100th of a gram and gravity always works and is consistent, so it is always accurate to the extent the operator works slowly and accurately. I tried it out on a number of items sitting around, for instance, a nickel. On my balance it weighed in at 4.95 G, on the new scale 4.94. Wow! Another item weighed in at 1.06 G on both, although the scale tended to jump off of that number now and then and hunt around a little bit. But it's pretty easy to figure out which is the dominant reading. On another test with 4.72 g the balance I got 4.74 on the scale. This is more than accurate enough for my needs. Ymmv.

Nice, small and functional scale. This is just a plus but the color matches the supplements Company logo I take. Very cool

This isn't any good for pour over techniques. It has no fancy bluetooth connection and does not time your shot but, for a very low price, it does a lot to improve your espresso technique starting with measuring your grinder's retention which is very important when you are single dosing and, of course, knowing the dose in the portafilter. For that purpose, what you need is 0.1g precision which means you need to get reapeatable results. For example, ideally the scale would show the same number when it weighed the same amount of coffee as beans or ground so that you know any difference in the number would be due to retention. I have been brewing my own espresso for over ten years and have used four or five scales that claimed to have the 0.1g precision. None did. Sometimes they would be off as much as 0.5g. For this purchase I decided to go with one that claimed 0.01g. I just got this scale and, of course, it does not have 0.01g but you can trust it to 0.1g which is all you need for brewing espresso. I just did the testing using single coffee beans. Besides not having the fancy extras, it does have the limitation of 500g so it is not good as a general kitchen scale but, with the low price, you can afford to get another scale for that. And 500g means you can use it to measure the liquid in the cup while you are brewing so that you can get whatever liquid to dose ratio you prefer. It is low enough that you can fit it below your cup. You are going to need a separate timing device for your shots but many of the new espresso machines have a built in timer. I have not found any scale with a timer that claims 0.01g precision. They are all designed for pour overs with 3000g or as a minimum 2000g limits and 0.1g precision and many reviewers complain that the precision is exaggerated. That includes the supposedly premium scales that cost over $200. I just got this scale today and cannot vouch for durability but I do not see any flimsy materials.

Es muy bonita y fácil de usar. Muy útil.

as per description. Easy to use. small enough to be stored in a kitchen drawer.

Ottimo prodotto. 10+ per rapporto qualità / prezzo.

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Use for measuring my coffee. Very accurate