📏 Tomiba Digital Touch Pocket Scale - Compact 3000g Precision Scale with 0.1g Resolution - Portable & Battery Operated Review

Repeated measurement of the same item (calibration before each measurement) gives a deviation of 4 grams. I don't know where they get 0.1 grams. They should not claim accuracy they cannot achieve. It was cheap but useless.

Since we gave up our branded post office counter, we needed small scales for letters and envelopes. This scale is excellent for this use. We carry it to every table that needs it. For large envelopes, we simply balance the envelope on its side and it's close enough to receive the ounces for USPS rates. If this one dies or gets damaged, I'll buy another one right away.

Ready to use! My only comment is if you're using this to weigh large envelopes, you need to put a cup or something on top of it, then zero and place the envelope on top of the cup. Because the display faces up, larger objects will obscure the display. It's about the size of the palm of my hand, so it's just a nice little scale. So far this has been very accurate and has worked great in delivering the packages I need to send. Overall I love this item and it saved me a ton of money on postage!

I chose this scale because the description says it can hold up to 6 pounds and it can. However, it is tiny. Anything larger than a standard envelope hangs on its side, so I don't really know if these large pieces of mail were weighed accurately. But the most frustrating thing is that there is no hold button. I put a large Manila envelope on top, you don't see how much it weighs and there is no hold button to show the weight when I remove the envelope. This causes me to squirm and try to see if…

I have tested the device with calibrated weights and found that for weights over 200g/7oz the scale does not meet the advertised accuracy of 0.1g/0.01oz . The seller confirms this in the notes he has added at the end of the product description. He added these notes after I sent him my test results. I have found that over 200g gram errors average 0.09% which can go up to 2.7g for a maximum weight of 3000g. Seller should remove its "MATERIAL ACCURACY" claims of 0.1g/0.01oz per product launch…

I ordered these scales because I couldn't calibrate the ones I had before. I searched up and down reading reviews until my eyes popped out - and I settled on that scale. The scale is small and light, but appears robust. I like the touch of the buttons and all functions work perfectly. I have used the 100g, 20g, 10g, 5g and 2g weights individually and together multiple times to test accuracy and have found that out of 5 attempts 3 times the measurements differed by 0.01 +/-. For my purposes this

Build quality seems fine, batteries are included, no problems with the touch buttons yet. Scales sometimes have trouble resetting to zero. Count to three as soon as it reads 00 after turning it on or pressing the tare ('T') button, or you'll see the numbers differ by as much as 0.7 grams. The manufacturer reports an error of 0.1-0.3 grams. So far, under the "ideal" conditions found in my home and with "correct use," I've typically seen an error of between 0.2 and 0.4 grams, which isn't far from

For a scale with a capacity of 3000g (3kg) it's nice and compact. The digital scale contains two plastic weighing pans that act as protective covers for the weighing platform and base during storage. I was drawn to the touchpad, which is fairly responsive/responsive and resistant to spills, including the physical buttons (through their slots). often prone to. The backlit display is sharp and the battery life is surprisingly good overall; Significantly better than other backlit digital scales…

I have ordered three of these scales (one for home, one for desk, one for store). One of three "wiggles" on its small rubber feet, but does not trigger a "wiggle" alert. However, it tends to weigh a tenth of a gram more than the other two scales. Set up is simple, batteries are cheap - as expected the case protects the scale but doesn't "close" completely so keep the box too. I weigh in grams so I had to reset the default measurement type. Grams is the last option, but at least the scale…