Greater Goods Precision Pocket Scale - 300 x 0.01g, Digital Milligrams Scale with 6 Units for Jewelry, Coins, Herbs, Food and Small Precise Things

I just purchased a whole set up for my new Breville espresso machine. I did a lot of research in advance as I do for anything I'm going to spend money on. Everyone says to weigh your beans and even weigh your espresso as it brews. I like this little scale because it's thin enough to go under the shot cups while the espresso is brewing and it's great for measuring out my beans for my Turin SD40 grinder. It is so small I store it in front of my Breville on the counter. Super cute and so easy to use! There's no way I would spend the $$ on the expensive ones. I also have not tested it against any other ones or with any of the gram things. Great little scale for a great little price!

I bought this scale so I could measure the weight of the components I am putting on my micro RC airplanes and helis. Great scale for measuring batteries and connectors and anything that is needed on a weight critical application. The scale seems well made, has a very clear read out, and works well. I cannot recall but i think it does not have a hard cover and perhaps this is something that would be an enhancement as I tend to pile things around or even on this and I am sure it will break it or run the accuracy over time.

I've been hunting for a great accurate scale now for months for my indoor hydroponics project and I finally found a perfect match. Of course I went thru 3 other scales that did not work until finally happening upon this one. I was weighing out powdered/granular fertilizer at weights of 2 grams and 1 gram respectively for 1 gallon bottles and this scale has not only been consistently accurate but weighs tiny amounts like mine with no problem whatsoever. In grams it shows 0.00, in ounces it shows 0.000 and it has 4 other weight measurements which I have not used yet.It takes 2 AAA 1.5v batteries and has a nice bright white LED number light.I don't believe it is water proof so be careful not to spill any liquids on it but you could probably put it inside a sandwich bag to protect it when weighing out liquids.It is small enough to fit inside your pants pocket measuring 5.5" long, approx 3" wide and 5/8ths" depth. Its plenty big enough for my needs though because i use a small little plastic medicinal measuring cup and then tare it out and then use a small spoon to weigh out my 1 gram and 2 gram weights of 3-part Masterblend Mix.I've been super happy so far and weighing out these tiny amounts has been so much quicker and accurate now that I'm using the Greater Goods Precision Pocket scale!

It is a very decent scale for its price. Easy to use, sensitive enough and pretty compact. The issue is that the listing does not indicate the correct weight limit. It is in fact 300g only! It is not described correctly nor marked anywhere on the package or on the product. I saw mutiple error messages when pulling a shot and had to test it to find out the true limit. Therefore it won't be able to handle any drinks with a cup over 300g, which could be very common for many types milk drinks+metal or porcelain cups; it can't handle the weight of a PF either. It indeed can handle espress grind well because it will only weight 20g or so.

When I first opened this, it was 99.4% accurate. After calibrating with a 50g weight -- and as you can see in the photos -- it is now 99.98% accurate. It feels like it's built very solid, and it's easy to use and figure out without even having to read the instructions. This little scale is legit, definitely one of my better buys!

+Arrived pretty accurate+The cover fits nice and is functional+Cheap+Sleek design+Simple+Decent quality+fast refresh rate-takes a few seconds for it to be ready to weigh-the display looks a little grainy in the top corner of it, overall a pretty minor defect in the display5 stars, not perfect but not absolute junk.

It measures more or less repeatable and reliable. But I'm giving it lowest rating, one star, for the completely false claim of 0.01 gram precision.There's already a difference of 0.03-0.06 gram between the right and the left side of the scale. The same item placed on the right side will weigh 0.03-0.06 gram heavier than if it was placed on the left side. That's because the tray actually is connected to the sensors on the left side. You can see it if you look into the gap between the tray and the scale body.Then on top of that, an item placed in whatever spot of the tray and not touched or disturbed in any way - the measured weight keeps fluctuating by about 0.05 grams and seems to never settle. I wish this scale at least average its numbers over 10 seconds and settled on that average number.A good scale measuring with 0.01 precision will cost a hundred dollars and up. And will have a fence. This product is a marketing lie.

I bake a lot, and a precision scale is absolutely essential for small quantities. This scale is easy to use, has a tare function, metric and imperial units - very handy.