📀 Horizon CDS-100 Full-size CD Jewel Case Scale - Digital Precision 100g x 0.01g Review

Great scales, looks like a CD case perfectly centred. (Which means the US bill must weigh exactly 1g) So. no complaints. Batteries were included.

Get a nickel and calibrate right away! If it comes out "defective" I promise you'll only need about 10 nickels or something to match the 100 grams needed to correct the inaccuracy and crazy fluctuations. But as other reviewers have said, it has a slight high of 0.05 +/- and it can be difficult to stop it at a specific number, but after calibration it always shows 0.96-1.04g per $1 (U.S. dollar). should equal 1.00 g and most people don't mind a difference of 0.05)

A little slow, a little cheaply made but works and looks like a CD case. It may be exactly 0.1 but not 0.01, which is very different from milligrams. 7 month update: still works but not very accurate. If this is your only CD case, it will look like a CD case on the front and sides. Nobody has ever told me about this. But it's only accurate to 0.1, it gives me different results every time you scale by 0.01, so I'd find it misleading in this case.

Received this scale fairly quickly. It has an error range of +-3 and when I took it out of the box it was at -3. I tried again and it dropped -5. I bought a 50g weight but you need a 100g weight to calibrate it. Another thing is that he says so. The sleeve is about 1.5 times thicker than a regular CD, but when laid flat you won't notice the difference. There's a cover by Mariah Carey and another band I've never heard of. Another disadvantage is that the scale has a space between the body and…

These scales are amazing. I like the look, the size of the weighing surface and the accuracy of 0.01. I got it out of the box and it's off at 0.02. it's ±0.03, so that's not bad at all. You can calibrate it too, I know the description doesn't make it clear if it will or not. Yes, and a 100 gram weight is required for calibration. The only thing that confuses me is that the weight is limited to 100 grams. I know it goes down to 0.01 but wouldn't it be cool at a quarter pound. There is another .1