Review on 👜 Etekcity Digital Luggage Scale with Temperature Display: Efficient Travel Companion by Billy Balwin

I got this from Revain to Washington State one day. This ETEKCITY EL11 digital luggage scale was well packaged and extremely easy to use. They look very well made and are rubberized for a comfortable grip. After pulling the battery's protective tab out, I ran a few tests. I took a 7.5 pound kettlebell for a barbell set and put it in a plastic bag. He weighed 7.3 pounds, very close. Then I added a second weight to the bag and it weighed 14.8 pounds; so pretty accurate. I suspect most of you buy this to weigh your luggage before flying. Normally the limit is 50 pounds. I've gotten on the scale, got off the scale, gotten on the scale with luggage, but I've never gotten very consistent readings this way, and unless you help, it's often difficult to see the reading on the scale . and hold on. Knowing the exact weight of my test pack, I'm pretty sure this should work. He weighs up to 110 pounds. One bonus I didn't realize until I opened it was that it also has a thermometer as one of the features. Plus metric conversions of course. I don't often write reviews unless there's a major issue with a product or it's great, but the manufacturer teased me with the option to register, and presumably there will be some freebies in the future alongside the one-year extended warranty, we do will see. In June 2019 I paid $8.99 for a lightning deal. If the one year extended warranty requires me to pay shipping to get the item back to them then the extended warranty is absolutely useless to me. I would save very little money if I had to return the product at my own expense and then maybe get a refurbished one back. Shipping costs must be included in the price. Seriously, this thing looks well made and is a solid device. I recommend it.