will the scale read a weight of 1.23o or will it read1.25o
1937364
The scale is digital, and does show weights in 2 decimal places, so 9.99 oz.
1937365
If you are talking pounds it will weight things to .002. Kilograms are measured to .001. Ounces to .01. Grams will weigh to the closest gram.
860949
It does not require calibration, but it sometimes under-weighs by .1 ounce. I bought a set of 1 oz and 2 oz weights and test it occasionally, especially when I get a reading that is exactly 1, 2, or 3 ounces.
1121705
Batteries, but I don't recall which type. This scale's readings are very sessitve and if I pick it up to see what kind of battery is being used, it is likely to register a reading change of 2 to 3 pounds. It is very undependable as to accuracy and consistentcy. I am more interested in the direction of my weight than any given date's amount and if I do not move it, it is consistent, I hope.
1697087
If you are using the metric scale (grams) it measures to 0.0g and if using the imperial system (ounce) it measures to 0.00oz
230257
It's accurate to a tenth of a pound. It does weigh consistantly, so if you step off and weigh yourself again there isn't a difference, unlike cheaper scales.
1943901
It starts going into pounds after a point, but it does so in a "pounds and ounces" format rather than a decimal. So for example, if I put a 1.5 pound item on it, it will show up as 1 pound 8 ounces on the scale. From there it should be easy to do what you're trying to do, simply multiply the pound figure by 16 and add to the ounces, so in this case it would be 16 plus 8 = 24 ounces.
1022645
It does indeed measure to the 1/100th reading (two decimal places). When adding or removing material being weighed, the scale automatically displays the new weight UNLESS the change is less than approximately .04 to .06 grams; when in this area, I tap the scale and it causes the recalculation. In my mind, this would mean the scales accuracy is only good to that point--the point where it automatically recalculates the weight, which on my scale is around .04 to .06 g. even though the display reads to the .01 grams.
2003366
It purports to read out in hundredths of a pound, but I can tell you that when you put less than a pound on the scale it doesn't register at all. I was trying to measure something I knew to weigh several ounces, and it still read "0.00". That leads me to conclude that any numbers to the right of the decimal on this scale really aren't reliable, because it simply is not that precise.
1087542
Yes it will, its very accurate. That is an odd claim for someone to make lol. great scale I love mine.
75792
0.1 oz / 1gram / 0.002lb / 0.001kg Reads either way per description. I use oz. only
1697086
The scale rounds to the nearest 1/10th of a gram. (if using grams. It also weighs in oz) So if something weighed 3.55 grams the display would read 3.6 grams. If something weighed 3.83 grams the display would read 3.8 grams.
1561269
I did some investigating with my scale - it doesn't convert to lbs once it's over 16 oz, BUT you can hit the "unit" button while the item is still on the scale, and it'll convert to lbs.
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.
93843
I don't have a scale capable of giving the exact weight but it is under 1lb.
1943902
When the weight exceeds 16 ounces then it will be displayed as pounds and ounces. For example, 17.5 oz. will be displayed as 1 lbs., 1.5 oz.
1676665
Unfortunately it does not it only measures 0.1 (tenths). It's a very good scale, it would had been better if it measured 0.01.
930793
Just weighed it on a mail scale and it came in at 1lb 2.2oz. Hope that help you. Good day to you. peter