200g x 0.01g Fuzion Jewelry Gram Scale - Digital Pocket Scale with 👝 LCD Display, Tare Function, 6 Units Conversion for Food, Medicine, Coffee - Includes Battery Review

This scale is accurate and easy to use. It weighs grams, eighths, and other common amounts. Easy to calibrate and it stays tuned from use to use. It's very portable. A test weight is available for adjusting the scale. batteries included. I will recommend this to a friend.

It is a lot of fun to use. It worked great as soon as it came out of the box. Bought because I have inherited many gold coins over the years. I've always been interested in the value of things. Sometimes it seems to me that the people you go to to sell gold can fool you a little. So I know roughly how many grams I have. Arrived very quickly with no damage to the box.

Mine was accurate straight out of the box, reading a weight of 50.00. I can, but I hope the included weight is better done than batteries that are half dead right out of the box. Where is the world headed if you can't count on China to make a world-class product? It's hard to fault for $16, I think the battery cover could be more secure, but other than that it's pretty good. Update: There are other 50g weights out there and the scale shows it as 50.04 so I think this is a more than accurate…

I opened the packaging, did the calibration as per the manual, used it many times and when I return the 50g weight it gives me 50.00 g through a couple of days. I've used it a few times and then weighed it many times and it still gave me 50.00g, wow, very accurate. Hard pressing or using very heavy objects will change its calibration, you just have to zero it again and voila, it will read 50.00G. When you place another object it fluctuates around 0.05G then it becomes more stable after a few…

Look for FUZION, not Brifit! Other reviewers have mentioned that the magnets used to hold the lid together are a bit inefficient (which is true), but it looks like this will only be a real issue if you travel with it a lot, and a rubber band becomes solve this problem. . My main gripe, however, is that the battery cover keeps falling off with little to no provocation. I now realize that this isn't uncommon with "little bits of plastic stuck in a little hole" technology, but it usually happens…

Centigram pocket scales will never be faultless, but these are pretty damn good. (If you're looking at milligram scales in this folding format, don't even bother. At best, they can be accurate to within 5 mg, so there's little difference between one of these scales and a quality centigram pocket scale. Measure milligrams *really *precisely in situations that call for that kind of accuracy, you basically have to shell out a few hundred bucks for a lab-grade analytical scale.) This kid, on the…

I've researched all the different digital scales in this price range and chose this one because 1. Calibration weight and storage case included. 2. The company seems to be committed to size and quality and backs this with a guarantee. Other scales look like random Chinese made using the same photos. 3. All scales are predominantly evaluated positively. For me it was between that 0.00 scale and the 0.000 scale which had no weight but had the same price. Although it was more accurate at 0.000…

Updated 12/08/2020 - The batteries were sealed by the way. At first it wouldn't turn on until I found out I had to remove the shrink wrap from the included batteries. The "perks" of aging, lol. I don't normally write Revain reviews, but I was so pleased with it that I left a review for it. I initially chose the T*Prime scales. That was a mistake - a small weight that was supposed to be measured in grams only registered tenths of a gram, and sometimes not at all. It was so cheap that Revain…