Smart WeighDigital Pro Pocket Scale 2000g x 0.1 Grams Precise Weighing Professional Weight Food Ounces & Grams Mini Kitchen Jewelry Portable Herb Pocket Scale, Hold and Counting Function Back-Lit LCD

First off, I’m using this scale for making pour over coffee. For this use I wanted 0.1 gram resolution and hopefully accuracy better than +/-1g so that I can more accurately dial in my method and work to improve the repeatability of my brews. If you don’t feel like reading this whole review I can say right now my expectations were greatly exceeded.General thoughts:-This scale is small! the weighing platform is roughly 4”x4” and is perfect for holding a coffee mug.-This is a sub $15 scale and it shows. It is built to a price point. The weighing platform is made from light gauge stamped sheet metal, the whole scale is very light, and the buttons feel cheap. If you have the money and value having “nice” things you may be interested in a higher priced scale.-While I would hate to see what would happen if I dropped this scale off the counter, they seem to have put money into the things that matter. I have access to calibrated weights and tested my scale: not only can it resolve to 0.1g it’s also accurate to +/-0.1g.Calibration test:The calibrated weight set I used went up to a total of 1kg. I placed each weight (or set of weights for values over 400g) on the scale 3 times to check repeatability. Each of the 3 times the scale read exactly the same for each weight. These values are listed below.100g weight = 100.0g200g weight = 200.0g400g weight = 400.1g800g weight = 800.1g1000g weight = 1000.0gAt this price point I would have been fine if it came out to +/- 1g, but coming out to +/-0.1g is truly a surprise. I will say that it seems to be sensitive to where you place the weight on the platform. Placing weights at the edges gave readings as far as 0.3g off and lower repeatability (placing the same weight at the same spot on the edge gave a different value each time, but never more than 0.3g from the specified value. This behavior isn’t limited to just this scale though. I work with MUCH more expensive equipment that behaves similarly. If you’re conscious of placing your items at the center of the platform you can definitely expect +/-0.1g accuracy. In normal use(less careful use) I expect +/-0.2g which is more than good enough for coffee.Overall, I can’t recommend this enough for the price I paid. As I said before, those who can afford more and like having things that are more well built would probably be more satisfied with a higher price-point scale (even if they perform the same). For those who don’t want to spend more, this scale is excellent.

I bought this scale to help measure whole-bean coffee before grinding it. There are lots of other uses, but that's all I needed it for. Powering the unit on is simple. One touch of the power button starts it up. The first few times I used it, however, I ran into an issue. It's kind of a dumb issue, and maybe I shouldn't admit that I ran into it, but it might help someone else reading this.A thin plastic cover comes packaged with the unit. I vaguely recall reading that it is meant to keep the unit dry in wet conditions, but I'm measuring coffee, so that note didn't really apply to me wherever I read it, and I promptly ignored it. The first few times I used the scale, I'd power it on, put the coffee on the scale & the weight would barely change at all (it would go up maybe 3 grams when I expected a 10+ gram increase). So I began thinking it was broken & even considered returning it. And then I discovered the thin, nearly invisible plastic cover on top of the scale. I was putting the coffee on top of this cover & it was distributing the weight onto the case instead of the scale (that might be confusing, but just take my word for it). Yes, I know I might sound like an idiot, but if you were to take a picture of the scale with the cover on & another picture with it off, you may not notice the difference. It's a clear, thin plastic cover. So don't judge me too harshly :-) The moral of the story is - make sure you take the thin plastic cover off or the scale might seem like it doesn't work.After figuring that out, the scale has helped me quickly & easily measure coffee each morning. It is thin and light, and looks nice on the counter. I can't comment on the accuracy (I think it's accurate since the coffee has been coming out fairly consistent, but that's not very scientific). I have been using it daily for 2 weeks now. Considering the excellent price, I would highly recommend this scale.

Great product easy to carry with you wherever you travel. Easy to use as well!

Works great, good product.

Nice and compact, batteries included, seems accurate. The covers double as trays for small parts. Very nice and worth it