🔍 Horizon PRO-20B Precision Digital Jewelry Scale, 20g to 0.001g Review

5/5 for quality at price. If I were to compare it to the scales I've used in the lab I'd probably rate it a 2/5. But it works fine as long as you're not trying to consistently measure things down to the last or the last digit.

I saw this recommended on Reddit and I needed something to measure my nootropics. Use it almost every day and keep it for about a month. It tends to gain around 0.03mg with less weight but I think it's just about enough for me. I couldn't find a matching cup, so I used a small square baking sheet. In general, I have no regrets!

I use this scale to weigh powder charges when reloading. It's very accurate and consistent. My old (worn out) scale gave me weights that were two grains too big, which could be really bad if I was using max weights. Be that as it may, these fees simply gave unexpected returns. Since these new scales weighed the calibration weights to within 0.002 grams, I felt this was a good and reliable test. Inspection of the old scale revealed a worn spot on the five-grain slide, resulting in an error. The…

I put 1mg, 3mg and 6mg weights on this scale calibrated with a precision laboratory balance. I placed them separately and this scale didn't even register them; it showed 0 with each of them. I did the same by placing one of the two 10g calibration weights that came with the scale. The scale has not moved from 10 gr. Then I put them all together and a few times it wouldn't move, and sometimes it showed a weight a few milligrams lower than it should. I don't know if it was just my scale or if…