I used the grams and it changes from .00 to .07. I was expecting it to be from .00 to .02. I did the cal too. Anybody else has the same problem ?
885893
No. The Calculation can not be changed. The results are the same for everybody.
1806793
The accuracy of this scale is 1 g so it will automatically round off to the nearest gram. Therefore it will not accurately measure/recognize the difference between 1.8 and 2.2 g. If you need accuracy to +/- 0.1 g you need a different scale. However for cooking purposes 1g accuracy is all you need.
765376
it clearly states 200x0.01g, that means it measures up to 200g at the precision of 0.01g. Do your own conversions to whatever unit you want.
1642373
This scale does read grams to two decimal places. I weighed my silver jewelry and got results like: 3.37 and 18.02 grams. I hope that this helps.
1047200
I noticed the same thing, it reads higher than the bayer one I have also by 20 points. This meter is a piece of junk in my opinion, wastes lots of strips.
2159437
Hi. I am not familiar with grams but when i weighed something in oz just now, it showed me the decimal to the hundredths, as you said. When I switched it to grams, it showed two and three places but without the decimal. I hope this helps. I am pleased with this little scale. Dee
2015825
During the calibration procedure it only asked for the 200 gram weight, not the 100 gram one, so I don't know what others are talking about. BTW, I spent a bunch of time calibrating this down to .01, only to realize that it will vary depending where on the scale platform you place the idem being weighed, so it's kind of a waste of time.
2226195
Tap the top and zero should appear. Little black tap underneath when depressed changes it from grams to lbs etc. With a container on it you can reset to zero. Feel free to contact with questions.
1512009
It does gram accuracy. It shows X.XX oz accuracy on the screen, but I would say it is accurate to the .04-.05 oz, not .01 oz., as 1oz = ~28.3g
169935
No. It is only accurate to .01 g witch is a hundredth of a gram . And a mg is a thousandths of a gram. If you want to measure those amounts get a .001 scale
444513
Technically, this scale weighs in grams for its metric unit. So 1g=1,000mg. So when your scale reads "0.055g," that's 55mg. It will not read in "mg" directly, though it is accurate enough that you can read for mass in grams to the thousandth-place (0.001), which by default is the milligram. It's just a matter of reading it/moving the decimal so that it converts. Hope that helps!
1761239
yes,but when you get into hundreths,(0.01) it only reads in 2 hundreths at a time....i.e. 0.02,0.04,0.06, etc.
1938340
While it reads in milligrams, it seems not to be that accurate. I would estimate it is +/- 5mg in accuracy, so if you're weighing 100mg you might be off by 5%.
829076
I was concerned about this as well. When I received the bar it was .058 not .050.
1149622
Not sure about that but mine was worse as it does not switch to grams, everything stays in lbs and ozs. This is a bad brand, will never buy from them again. I did not return it because it is good enough for what I need but i was tempted....
431047
this has not been a problem for me. Are you zeroing it out? Has this been a problem from the first for you? Mine has always settled in, but there are occassions when it does kind of go back and forth between for example 27g and 28 g if you are really on the edge of a little more than 27g and a little less than 28g. I hope this is helpful. If yours is bouncing all over then perhaps you have a defective one. I hope this is helpful. Good Luck.
2036810
I noticed this too. Mine changed while it was in my cart. Glad I double checked! Over $8/box is ridiculous!