Weigh Your World with Precision! ⚖️
The ROYALTEC Digital Pocket Scale is a compact and lightweight weighing solution, featuring a maximum capacity of 200 grams and an accuracy of 0.01 grams. With a user-friendly LCD display and multiple measurement units, this scale is perfect for weighing a variety of items, from jewelry to food. It includes batteries and boasts a durable stainless steel design, making it an essential tool for both personal and professional use.
| Readout Accuracy | 0.01 grams |
| Form Factor | Mini |
| Measurement Type | weight |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 0.2 Kilograms |
| Product Features | Portable, Lightweight, Tare Fun, Smart |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Grams |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Colour | Black |
M**D
Exactly what I need - good piece of kit
The media could not be loaded. I’m a lab technician and use/ calibrate scales daily. And this is a reliable little set of scales so far!Steady figure control, assuming you are somewhere level without air currents. Also note, room temperature can play a part in this so if you’re somewhere very warm the air will be moving a lot more than you realise.Also, was able to measure tea leaves! Which is why I bought it. Very fine sensitivity. Very happy.
C**I
Recommended
Although intended for jewellery, I use it daily for coffee and it works fine as intended
M**R
Great for small things at high accuracy
If you want to measure to fractions of a gram this will do it. It is self contained and portable, so easy to look after and take with you.I used it to measure 0.25 grams of yeast for bread making. If you are buying some jewellery you could take this in your pocket to check the weight.Useful and handy.
M**E
Scales
A1
D**E
What I Wanted
Perfect
J**A
Very poor quality
Very flimsy and cheaply made. The batteries supplied didn't even work. I guess you get what you pay for.
G**Y
Well made
These last for years..my other one only broke because i am clumsy and kept dropping it!
M**S
Requires another weighing scales or something else in order to get going.
I know this is going to sound stupid and this is the case with a lot of weighing scales if you want accuracy but something that frustrated me when it arrived is that you have to place something of an exact weight on the scales in order for it to calibrate.So you have to go away and measure out (using another set of scales) the exact amount it wants and then come back to calibrate it. Which I feel kind of defeats the purpose, if I had scales to measure the exact calibration amount I wouldn't need this one.So now I'm stuck with a set of scales that thinks air weighs -6.04g and an iphone weighs 0.04g
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