New Upgrade Lan Sheng USB Rechargeable Digital Food Scale: 11lb/5KG, Precise Graduation, Stainless Steel - Perfect for Weight Loss, Baking, Cooking! Review

I really need a 3D printing scale that uses AA batteries. Finding scales with the right range and resolution was difficult. Although these scales don't use AA batteries, they work great and with the internal battery you don't even need to use the included AAA batteries! The scale starts registering at around 0.3 grams. The repeat accuracy is about 0.1 grams. (The display shows about 0.1 grams.) The tare function works perfectly. For the counting function you have to weigh 25, 50, 75 or 100…

Considering the price, this is a great scale for home use. I bought it to use as a reference in a normal seafood restaurant. We have a couple of vintage stainless steel Edlund digital scales that are sadly nearing their inevitable demise, but I'm not very keen on spending more than $250.00 on the scale alone. As mentioned, these scales are excellent for the price, work as expected and greet you with a sweet "hello" message upon startup. I only have two complaints about this scale: Less durable,

I was looking for an inexpensive kitchen scale with an accuracy of 0.1 g. I was skeptical but this scale is awesome. She turns on very quickly, sits on the weight and holds. I have some old kitchen weights and a 2 ounce weight for example goes from 2000 to 2004 ounces in consecutive measurements! Considering I can't even be sure of the accuracy of the scale, that's what caught my eye. My previous inexpensive kitchen scale had load cells on the 4-foot scale and not only did you lose sensitivity,

I really wanted to like this scale and was dying to add it to my kitchen tool set, but even for the price it's not good enough. First, after placing an item on the tablet, the display is unstable and fluctuates wildly. Not just 0.1g up or down, but up to 0.8g (so far in my limited testing) which kind of defeats the purpose of the 0.1g resolution scale (yes, I know the margin of error is 0.3g, but that should be constant, not constantly changing, and the 0.8g range is outside of worst-case…

I was skeptical about buying a scale this cheap ($20) but was pleasantly surprised to find the scale consistent. I don't know how good the accuracy is; I haven't checked with a calibrated weight, but absolute weight isn't as important as proportions when coffee is brewed in a French Press, so the scale does the job well. I particularly like that the scale can be powered from three different sources: 1 . Internal rechargeable lithium battery2. 3 AAA alkaline batteries (or NiMh batteries)3…