NEWACALOX Digital Milligram Scale: High Precision 100g x 0.001g 📊 for Jewelry & Reloading, with Calibration Weights, Tweezers, Weighing Pans, USB Cable Review

The powder bowl is very small, comparable to my gold bowl in the photo. It's a little smaller than I thought. I think it's fine for a casual reloader, but for a high-volume or serious benchrest shooter, it's better to spend the money and buy something better. I bought this because my RCBS scale broke and it hasn't worked again due to the Covid-19 panic. So now I needed something. Will provide more feedback after using some of these.

I have purchased several small scales which I had to return prior to this scale due to inaccurate weight testing. I have different types of check weights to check the scale. This scale was the ONLY scale that was accurate to within +/- 0.01 to 0.001 of the weight I put on the scale. My smallest test weight was 10mg and my biggest was 100g. I am very happy with this scale. The ability to charge the battery with the USB cable is a PLUS so you don't have to change the battery(s).

The scale is neat and at a good price. Don't expect it to be accurate to the milligram, because it isn't, and the final number will vary wildly each time you read the same article. But as long as you want an accuracy of 0.01 grams instead of 0.001 grams, you should be fine. 2 main problems: 1. The protective case is too tight and you cannot open it without holding the scale with your other hand. 2. You cannot press any function button until the back of the scale rises, so you must steady the…

Not very sensitive, only absorbs 50mg, which is not good enough. It's not accurate either, I've compared it to other scales, each adding 65mg, again this one only decreased from 50mg and only registered 52mg while the other got it spot on. Finally, there seems to be a problem with this as it resets to zero all the time so you don't know how much you actually weigh. A small spoon weighs 2g, but when you take it out after weighing it, it always reads less than -2g, and whatever you measure is…

Accuracy is fine. A repeated measurement of the same object gives a deviation of 5 mg. But $20 for an accurate analytical balance, come on, that's a bargain. The screen is easy to read. The keys are a bit noisy, but that's too much. The box is easy to store (protected, padded, top-closing opening lid). The main problem is the discharge in the de-energized state. I kept it on a shelf (having barely used it) with a (fresh) AAA alkaline set for 6 months and when I used it again the batteries were…

I use scales to weigh and sort ammo. I was pleasantly surprised that the scale proved to be accurate with the included 100g (+/- 0.001g) weight. After opening the scale and calibrating it, it seemed to work fine for 30 minutes. However, I have found that when my fingers hover over the scale with no weight on the scale, the weight changes by -0.05x grams. That's when I realized that I'm a superhero because I can manipulate gravity. After I restarted the scale, the 100 gram weight now weighed…