Toprime Digital Gram Scale - Precision Kitchen Food Scale 500g Capacity with 0.01g Accuracy - Multifunctional Stainless Steel Pocket Scale, Back-Lit LCD Display, Tare & PCS Features - Silver Review

So first let me say the company here is great. I ordered a while ago and the scale I received had some issues. I contacted the company and they walked me through several troubleshooting steps. However, after no progress was made, they immediately apologized for the inconvenience and sent me a brand new one. Didn't have to return an inefficient scale which was great because I didn't want the inconvenience. They were polite and so nice. I finally got my new scale, it works great. I put some…

I recently had a herd loss and since our fallen friend was diagnosed with avian gizzard yeast I regularly treat and weigh the remainder. Budgies only weigh 30-50 grams so I really appreciate that this is measured to the nearest hundredth of a gram. The screen is clear and the buttons are easy to read and use. It looks very neat and takes up little space, which is important since I live in a studio. The design is simple and quite concise. When you turn it on, it writes "HELLO". :) The only gripe

I love this very functional scale, easy to use and accurate straight out of the box. The only problem I have is that the user manual tries to verify the calibration. The instructions are wrong. I was able to calibrate with a 100g test weight after using different key combinations. I'll list them here in case they help someone else and I can check them out myself next time. - Press and hold the "M" button until the display appears. reads the last weight used for calibration. Press the T button…

The digital kitchen scale looks attractive until the moment you try to measure the weight of something. I turned on the scale, set it to gram mode and attempted to measure the weight of one (1) quarter. A quarter of a US dollar should weigh 5.67 grams or 0.2000 imperial ounces. The first measurement gave a weight of 5.59 grams or 0.19718 imperial ounces. The second measurement gave a weight of 6.276 grams or 0.2213 imperial ounces. I figured maybe I should use more weight, so I weighed a total…

I bought this scale primarily to weigh coffee beans for grinding, but I also plan to use it to measure mineral additions in home brewing. However, there seems to be some confusion about how to calibrate the scales. I have a 100g weight that I have used to calibrate previous scales but have not been able to figure out how to change the calibration weight (default 500g). The instructions provided are wrong, but I was able to find a comment by Rick M. describing the correct way to do it. In short,

I ordered this scale because I need to measure in grams. I liked the size of the scale and the fact that it is measured to the nearest tenth of a gram. Batteries are not included. When it arrived today I had a freshly charged set of rechargeable AAA batteries. Out of the box everything looked fine so I put the batteries in and turned on the scale display. Changing units of measurement was easy, as was taring the scale. When I started measuring, I encountered problems. I measured three molds of…