🧳 Portable Suitcase Weighing Scale for Travelers by BAGAIL Review

You have to lift the bag a bit to get it off the ground to get the right weight and hold it there for a while so make sure you have some shoulder strength. It works great and is easy to take with you when you travel.

Unfortunately I bought these 2 weeks before the trip, checked beforehand but when I wanted to use them the day before I left the display said 'LO', which means battery needs to be replaced. That makes it practically unusable because I definitely don't have time to buy a new battery before the trip. You might think it comes with a fresh battery. Otherwise, it's attractive and fairly easy to use, and I'd give it a higher rating.

I travel a lot and have been looking for various travel accessories for a long time. I like this one a lot because it is very simple and easy to use. You simply turn on the power and weigh by attaching the belt. It was easy to lift small luggage and even large luggage since you can use both hands (unlike others I've used in the past where you only had enough space for one hand to lift it). You can convert pounds to kg and vice versa. Overall great price and easy to use!

Bagail's electronic luggage scale is light, compact and much stronger than I expected. I've tested it with weights (real dumbbells) ranging from 2 to 25 pounds and the readings were accurate. I found it very easy to use by following the instructions and accessing the battery compartment is handy too. For my current domestic travel I don't check baggage, but in the future this scale with the kg/lb option will be great for international travel. It's important for me to know the weight of the…

A very handy tool for travelers. My wife and I often travel by plane and we have to comply with the fifty pound weight limit per piece of luggage. This luggage scale gives me an easy way to check the weight of our bags before we leave the house. It is well designed and looks well made. It's easy to use. I compared this scale to my bathroom scale at home using two 20 gallon jugs of water. This scale showed 0.5 kilos more - certainly an acceptable deviation and in the right direction. It's better

The product is very comfortable to the touch, durable and not flimsy. The color is very nice and doesn't seem to be a fingerprint magnet like other glossy plastics. Extremely easy to use and set your desired target weight. When the bag to be weighed exceeds the set weight, the screen will turn red as shown in the figure. However, the most important thing is the accuracy of this product and it appears to be very accurate. It was at O'Hare International Airport for a weight comparison; The scale…

After too many cases of overweight luggage on flights, I decided it was time to buy a portable luggage scale. I can easily weigh my luggage at home, but it's difficult when I'm not at home. Most US airlines have a fixed limit of £50, so I don't want to go over it (and I have to rearrange my bags at the airport check-in counter). Although I have no comparison, I like this luggage scale very much. . It is very light (2.6 oz) and small (5" long, 1 1/4" high and 1/3" thick). Most importantly, the…

This scale measures accurately in increments of 50 grams. The last digit (1/100 kilogram) is read only as 5 or zero. In other words, it's relatively accurate to within 100 grams. 50 to 100 grams will register as 50 grams fairly consistently, but 50 grams or less will not register at all. Compared to kitchen scales, they seem to be quite accurate in these parameters. This is more than normal for luggage and travel. I bought it to weigh luggage that doesn't fit on a kitchen scale (e.g…

Just bought for upcoming trip. It's always annoying to switch from major US airlines that allow 50lbs to European airlines that limit weight to 20kg. (No, it's not the same!) Yes, I can do arithmetic in my head, but that means I'll have to control my weight until my last flight home. I often guess weight and envy my friends who have luggage scales. But I didn't want to give up valuable ounces of my weight to carry a scale! When Bagail suggested trying this for an honest review, I thought I'd…