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

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 remembers what it was set. I would return the scale if I had to readjust it every time I turned it on. Why? Because the touch buttons on all three scales are TERRIBLE. A weight turns on instantly with a light touch. The second required a centered PRESS. The third didn't start at all. After playing around with it for a while and almost thinking it just wasn't working, pressing the center very firmly with the tip of my fingernail turned it on. This scale wobbles and also shows a bit more weight in everything I test. I tested the scale on a wooden table that appears to be very level. Vibrating scales oscillate no matter where I put them on the table. However, I changed the position of the scale to continue the test. The one that is rocking and showing a heavier weight was still rocking but did NOT show more weight when I changed his position. When testing the scale, I found that the touch buttons work very inconsistently. All three scales require very firm presses to change the type of weight (e.g. from ounces to grams). Sometimes the scale turns on and off with a light touch, other times I have to press the button multiple times to turn it on or off. The platform is nice and big. Despite being told that everything to be weighed is centered on the platform, my test items weighed the same whether I placed them in the center or in one of the corners, which is good because I weigh a lot of awkward shapes. Of course, you'll have to try to balance the odd-shaped object (like the silver spoon) on the platform, but it's good to know that it doesn't have to be EXACTLY centered like the instructions suggest. just fine But the touch buttons bother me. The scales I've used in the past have had buttons that worked more reliably and consistently.