Review on 🔍 Precision Milligram Scale: USB-Connected, Weightman Reloading 50g x 0.001g Digital Jewelry MG Powder Scale with Calibration Weight, Tweezers, 2 Pans, LCD Screen by Lisa Holland

UPDATE - 1 month old - still works great. Sometimes it turns off if not touched even if it is connected to the network. I took out the batteries and unplugged the USB cable. For the money it's really right. I checked again but now I'm very sure everything is fine. Comes with a calibration weight of 50g, but I've tested several to 100g, that's for sure. I double check my powder as I'm not a bulk loader, I compare it to my RCBS 5-0-5 and it's worth the money as a rock. I took a chance with the bad reviews but I think the very soft to the touch "weight pad" is key. Do not hit or press on it too hard. It has fired over 200 shots of 223 and about 100 shots of 9mm and I check every third on the RCBS beam scale. It's very accurate. I use the RCBS gold pan, not the cheap plastic pans that come with these scales. I didn't notice any drift, but sometimes the powder trickle feels a bit slow. I usually just lift/tilt the pan by its "handle" a little and set it back to check the numbers. It's really fast and accurate. Confidence in being gentle with that pillow is key I think. You will be satisfied with this cheap alternative to reloading. Who knows how long this will go on, but so far so good. I will update if I encounter any problems. So if there's no follow-up note, it's still chugging along. I ordered and used Revain's Dillion for about a day and it was good but had a noticeable drift. Sent back for such money. And decided to continue his 5-0-5. But for the price I'd take the risk, very very glad I did. I'd bet that on Dillon any day. From what I've read about reload factors, you could spend a lot more money on a scale and not get much more accuracy.