Review on Efficient and Convenient: LW Measurements, LLC Small Postal Scale (SPS75) by Etai Gopala

I got tired of queuing at the USPS so I decided to buy a scale and use the USPS website to pay for postage. This has the added benefit of saving me tracking numbers that I lose when I print them out on a receipt. === Good stuff ===* I double checked a few packages in the £1, £5 and £10 range. , and they have all been accurately measured using the USPS scale. Considering that's all I really want, it should be considered a success.* The unit reports weight in grams, pounds and ounces only in pounds (heavier packs), kg or ounces. A button simply selects units. There's also a function button to tare the weight (I don't know why I would want to do that when shipping a package) and a zero button. Everything worked as expected.* The device is intuitive and clear. As usual I haven't read the instructions and don't seem to have any problems. === Not good ===* The scale won't turn off by itself so don't forget to turn it off or the light will stay on forever. I use an AC adapter so no real issues other than my desire for darkness. === Summary === I wanted a postage scale and this is it. It's easy and intuitive to use and appears to be as accurate as it needs to be for shipping. I haven't used it for anything heavier than 10 pounds and probably never will, but it's rated for a max weight of 75 pounds. I also sometimes use it to measure items in the kitchen for those pesky recipes that use weight instead of volume.