🧳 Grey Swiss Gear Luggage Scale Review

The scale was very inaccurate. Depending on how you took it and how strong you were, the reading varied.

Inaccurate. Strongly inaccurate. The error is 4 pounds with a test load of 25 pounds. This is unacceptable. If you buy it to check baggage, you end up paying for overweight baggage.

This poor quality device is worth nothing. Weighing results vary by pound. You can only focus on the red arrow - the black one can go very far.

We travel a lot and this has always helped us. We never doubt the weight of our bags. Its light weight should you decide to take it with you on a trip to ensure that whatever you take with you does not exceed the weight limit.

Perfect for weighing my backpack and the things I pack in it. I chose this over a number because I didn't want to mess with batteries or malfunctions. It's cheap and works great. The only downside to this scale is that it sells out quickly. I had to watch Revain for about 2 weeks to catch one that was still in stock.

I thought Swiss Gear would be a good umbrella, but two problems at once: 1) the plastic cap broke and fell off, and 2) the umbrella is difficult to close. You'll need to wiggle it around and make sure all the creases in the fabric line up properly so it closes tightly. My other travel umbrella closes with no problems.

I bought this scale to measure the weight of my luggage before travel, we tried very hard not to pay any additional luggage fees. We measured everything on this scale before we left, didn't put anything in our bags and when we got to the airport they were both overweight. We asked the clerk behind the counter to try another gym with the same result.

Works. This delayed my package for 3 days because it arrived late, the carrier wasn't even honest. Everyone knows that many people plan before a trip, when to get together, what to pack, weigh, make a decision, etc. So I'm just hoping I'm late. The product itself is lightweight, works well for the money. You can order a month in advance so everything arrives on time.

So I fell for this bait too. Swiss precision is a myth and a legend, right? Well don't believe it. I bought it to weigh some guitars down. But every time I've weighed one, it's always come out very differently. So I went and got some steel weights from the weightlifting kit. A plate weighing 2.5 pounds costs 1 pound. A 5 pound plate costs 3.5 pounds. And these numbers remained unchanged over repeated attempts. I think it's possible it could be more accurate with heavier items like luggage, but…