Milligram Scale 0.001 Gram Accuracy | 50g Precision Pocket Digital Scale for Reloading Powder Capsule Supplement Medicine Jewelry Gold Coins | 6 Units - g oz ct ozt DWT gn | Dazzling Green & Purple

Remarkable with its compact size and accuracy. Hit a button to turn it on, give it a moment to set itself to zero, and weigh whatever you need to thousandths of a gram.The only way it could be better is if it came in other colors.

I have been using this to measure scouring / mordanting powders and dye extracts for natural dye projects and it works really well. I like the little scooper and metal container to put the powder in. The option to check calibration is great too! My son who collects coins also uses this to weigh his coins and loves it.

- It's cute - It's small so its portable - it's lightweight - easy to use - easy to read - the instructions are on the inside of the flip cap which is great because now I don't have to worry about finding an instruction booklet if I forget something.

It looks great but I needed it to work accurately. I weighed things that I knew the weights of and the scale didn’t get it right. And I got different readings each time. This could be dangerous for people weighing medications and supplements.

This is a functional, well-made pocket scale, but you need to have the right expectations.Unlike what the product description says, this scale does not feature 0.001g accuracy. What the seller meant is that the scale has 0.001g resolution -- i.e. it can display the weight with 3 digits after the dot.After testing with my own high-precision weight set and communicating with the seller, it appears that the scale is accurate to within 1% of the weight being measured plus a few least significant digits.So a 1.000g weight might register as 0.990g and a 0.020g weight might display as 0.023g. The seller called this "1% deviation" in their email.There is a provided 50g calibration weight that stores neatly within the scale itself. The weight is very close to my own calibration weight (within 10mg). Note that even after calibration, your measurements won't be perfectly accurate, due to two factors:- Non-linearity of the sensor. The calibration is performed using two points only -- 0g and 50g. Sensor's response between those two values is not a straight line. I've measured 1.985g on a 2.000g weight immediately after calibration.- Non-repeatability of measurements. A 50g weight may measure 50.035g a couple of minutes after calibration. Also, when removing a 50g weight from the scale, the scale will occasionally not return to 0.000, but instead display 15-20mg of residual weight. The seller has informed me that this is normal.All this is expected for a low-cost pocket scale. A typical "lab-grade" scale will cost ~10x more, be much larger in size, and feature something like 2mg repeatability and 3mg linearity, suggesting 5mg accuracy after calibration. I haven't seen any scales that have true 1mg accuracy over the entire 50g range.From what I have seen, I would say that the 0.001g resolution is only useful up to about 300mg (roughly the weight of a small tablet of aspirin). Above that, the extra digit is not very meaningful, and a 0.01g resolution scale would likely perform just as well.I measured battery draw at 13ma (with backlight, which is always on). This suggests that the 2 AAA batteries should last for several days of continuous operation.Overall, the scale has met my expectations. I am happy to add it to my collection of instruments.

The scale is accurate and easy to use. It comes with a small tray and a scoop that is very useful when measuring your materials. Worth the price. I use it to weigh weed. Sensitive enough to precisely weigh each dose. Accurate so dose is what you expect.

I love how it changes colours, also the fact that it’s got its own calibration weight ☺️ makes things a breeze, very happy with it

This scale is not accurate. The readout goes out 3 digits, tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. When I tried weighing a few pieces of gold with “known” weights the number on the scale always came out short. So one piece I weighed had a known weight of .307 and the scale showed .243Also depending on where on the platform I placed the gold I got different weights. On the same .307 size piece of gold I got .243 or .247 or .240 or .238.If you just need to weigh tenths it might be ok, but the item I got seems to have a problem with the load cell.I can not recommend this scale to have the accuracy that is claims.