🔍 Accurate and Versatile GDEALER Food Scale: 0.001oz Precision for Cooking, Baking, and Coffee - Stainless Steel with Back-lit LCD Display - Pocket-Sized and Small - Silver Review

Watch the video, it says it all. The scale is extremely accurate and easy to use. See, if that takes a year or two, you're way ahead of the game. Don't waste your money on more expensive scales. I have a $600 scale at work and had the same results as this scale so save your money. I was not paid for this review and received no compensation!

I am very happy with my new pocket kitchen digital multipurpose kitchen scale. Works well, lights up quickly and turns off easily. I am unsure of the accuracy of this scale as I have not tried it with known weights. But the few things I weighed correspond to the weight given in the table, with an accuracy of 0.05 grams. What matters most to me is that the scale gives me the same value for the same item every time, so I have I feel like the scale is at least consistent, and that's what I'm most…

I remember weighing things on an expensive scale at home. We've come a long way since the eighties. This scale constantly weighed TOP cigarette papers weighing 0.07 g, which is seven hundredths of a gram. A few times it weighed 0.06 grams. I think I can round that value between 0.06 and 0.07 and take the average value which is 0.0675 g and thus effectively convert it to the thousandth digit. In general, I weighed a lot of things - and the accuracy is amazing for such a price. I highly recommend

Upgrade to 5 stars. I was told that a 500g weight is needed to calibrate this scale. This is not the case, 100g is required if you switch to calibration mode. To enter calibration mode, hold m until CAL is displayed, then press M. Imagine my surprise when my new 500g calibration weight showed up as 100.21g Q. For some reason it became my scale was not properly calibrated at the factory. I need a 100g weight now. I will update the review once my scale is properly calibrated. Update, I received a

I am a retired PhD chemist but as you might expect I have a lot of experience with weights and measures. I bought this inexpensive scale to weigh items that typically fall in the low end of the scale designations of 25 to 80 grams. I had a set of calibrated analytical balancers 50, 20, 20, 10, 5, 2, 0.2 grams. I put them on my new scale and expected the scale to be accurate to say 1%, which is excellent for my application would. Instead I measure the following: A 50 gram weight weighs 50.00…

I am very impressed with the accuracy and correctness of this scale. It measures objects weighing up to 502.00 grams (just over the specified limit) in 0.01 gram intervals with an accuracy of about 0.1% ± 0.03 grams. For everyday use, like that Measuring the mass of small objects, it perfectly copes with the task. I use it to measure the bulk of the leaf tea I use in making tea - I've found myself using way more tea leaves than I should have. (Now my tea tastes so much better!) It's also great…

This scale is inaccurate and unusable. I've used it to formulate herbal remedies, mixing one strain with another for a balanced effect. I weighed 0.25 of a type of weed. Then I weighed the second weed and got 0.19. So I ground more and tried to get 0.06 to get the equivalent amount of the second herb. Despite the hundredths of a gram readings, these scales are not that accurate. I kept putting weed on the scale and it always read 0.00. I touched the scale with my finger to spin it, but it kept…