📏 Fuzion Digital Milligram Jewelry Scale 50g/ 0.001g, Portable with LCD Backlit, Tare, Powder Measurement, Micro Scale for Powder Medicine, Gold, Gem, Reloading, Batteries Included Review

these scales work fine. works perfectly. I've read several reviews that it takes a long time to "warm up" to be precise. maximum 30 sec. For the price, these scales are pretty damn cool. Whoever complains about 30 seconds is too picky to be cheap. large scope. highly recommended.

Tara and they were accurate in measuring 50g weight to 50g on point. general. I added the weight again so the scale read 50,000g and then tried adding powder from there and once again the scale didn't recognize the addition of extra weight and stayed at 50,000g.

Bought this scale specifically to weigh in milligrams. At milligram weight with one digit - maybe even up to 20 milligrams - the accuracy seems a bit questionable. I've learned to check and recheck every weight in that range. But for the price, I think it's incredible value for money. The scale, the zip pouch it comes in and all the accessories that come with it all add up to a surprisingly beautiful package.

I'm almost there again. then I read a review by user "L" posted on January 3, 2021. He explains how to get the greatest accuracy with this scale. I won't repeat everything, but the bottom line is that it's not exactly on the limit. So if you try to measure 0.050 grams, you get terrible accuracy. Instead, toss in a few coins so they're in the more accurate average range of the scale's load cell and count by hand. Just count and don't use the tare function.

update: the seller asked me to delete my comment but didn't explain how they fixed the problem. First I was old, they changed manufacturers, then they told me that the manufacturer fixed the problem. To repeated questions about how the problem was solved, they gave no answer. They kept telling me I would get a refund if I deleted my comment. The device was very accurate, consistently recording to within 0.02 grains on an industrial scientific scale for about two months. Today he started reading

Measurements can be repeated, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. I just need a reproducible measure of dosing once the weight is determined. Since this review is written within a week of delivery, I can't say anything about the durability of the device. Without a single customer review explaining the construction and use of the container, I would have sent it back. The calibration function does not work as described in the instructions. If so, I would give the device five stars. It should be…

This can ONLY be a very accurate and sensitive scale if you don't use the TARE function. When TARE is active, the scale resets normally. Let's say the tare weight is 100 grains. You can repeatedly remove and replace the canister and the scale will read either 0.00 or -100.00. Everything looks good. Now if you start adding something in small amounts to get the amount you want, you can keep adding and adding and adding, and eventually the scale will show 0.4 grains. If this amount is now weighed…

Accurate weighing requires knowledge of scales. Electronic scales with strain gauges are most accurate in the middle of their range and least accurate at the ends. It's a 50g balance, so in the 772-grain range. The best electronic scientific balances ($5000+) with expensive load cells still provide good accuracy at minimum and maximum scale capacities. However, when weighing is critical, it is best done on the difference in the middle of the range. This means that you are not dependent on the…