📏 Brifit Professional Digital Mini Scale 20g-0.001g: Pocket-Sized Electronic Smart Scale with Calibration Weight, Battery, and Tweezers Included - New Version Review

This scale does not maintain a stable weight to the thousandth decimal place. It fluctuates up and down and never returns to 0.000g once the items are removed. Calibration was properly performed on a hard, level surface and all weighings were performed on the same surface. The platform is too sensitive to give accurate readings, any pressure or even the slightest touch can cause it to react and throw the weight off balance, even after taring it sometimes reads 0.004g instead of 0.000g. I do not

The batteries provided are scrap and CAN cause some of the problems others are having with this product. I've been using other small digital scales like this for 10 years and these are great for weighing. down to hundredths of a gram, and the inclusion of a calibration weight is a BIG plus! As mentioned above, the batteries that come with the kit are complete junk and should be thrown away and not used. I used a DMM with a battery test setting to test the batteries that came with it and they…

I use this balance for weighing isolates and solvents where a higher level of accuracy is required without spending hundreds of dollars on a lab balance. After using the scale for a few weeks, we found it to be fairly accurate at around 1.1 grams. However, if you're trying to weigh 0.01 and 0.001 points, the scales aren't the most accurate and consistent. Each time we remove and replace a sample, we receive multiple shipments. But overall, for measuring simple grams, this is excellent value for

Remarkably stable, accurate and reproducible within certain limits (see below). Magnetic closure for the lid. As with all battery powered electronics, I remove the batteries when not in use to avoid batteries which sometimes leak acid and damage the electronics. Update: Decided to calibrate it, after that it didn't recognize the weight in the 0.00X gram range. , so I calibrated a second time following the instructions and then it worked, I could measure a piece of plastic that weighed 0.008…