How precise is this scale? The description says 1 G increments, but 0.1 G readability. Not sure what the distinction is
1672446
it can weigh at 10th of grams... like 1.6 grams. instead of 1 gram then 2 grams.
1508903
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm going to guess .2 pound increments because it's not mentioned in the description. If it were .1 pound increments, I would imagine that would be a selling feature they would want to highlight since few scales measure that precisely.
75792
0.1 oz / 1gram / 0.002lb / 0.001kg Reads either way per description. I use oz. only
467556
Yes. It does measure in .1 lb increments. I assume it is accurate. It is a slick little scale and I am using it for my weight loss program. I am not a big tech person, but it is fun to have all the additional features.
1804907
So this scale measures in lbs. to two decimal places; it measures in kilograms to three decimal places; it measures in kilograms/grams (e.g. 4kg-421gms);it measures in lb/oz (the oz portion is one decimal place, (nearest tenth of an ounce)). Hope this helps!
926442
Randy you guessed correctly, 1543.2 grs is the calibration weight that comes with the scale, it will weigh out more than that but I never tried how much. Variance is one tenth gr. Scale is very sensitive to any air movement in the room and that's good in my estimation.
1694751
I don't know what your talking about, but this scale has always stayed in calibration. It'll accurately weigh up to 100 grams within 0.00g. It weighs in grams to 2 decimal places.
1313538
The manufacturer calls the "Accuracy" as the "Acceptable Tolerance" and it is "+/- 0.02 g." Exactly the same calibration standard weight doesn't always read the same number (measurement repeatability). But my 100-gram calibration weight has always read within this "+/- 0.02 g" accuracy. I've found that the "sensitivity", or the "minimum measurable weight", is about 0.03 gram. There is some hysteresis effect to it. That is, after you measured 0.05 gram, then you can reduce the weight to the minimum 0.03 gram. You can't directly measure the 0.03 gram weight without adding some additional weight first, then take away the additional weight. The "reading resolution", or the "Readability" as called by the manufacturer, is, of course, "0.01g."
1126312
it is adjustable metric to standard ... I prefer standard lb,s ounce's and measurement accuracy is ounces, no lower scale ... hope this helps. fyi I have been happy with my scale
2043827
kg and pounds / inch and cmawesome scale - accurate to 1/8 poundWorth what I paid for it!
1304588
it displays ounces or grams. minimum reading 1 gram, only reads in whole ounces. love this scale, use it every day.
1410020
I have no way to verify accuracy since I don't have nist traceable standard weights. Precision seems OK. I have noticed that the scale sometimes doesn't want to zero. I'll turn it on and it moves away from zero (I have seen it go higher and lower). When it does this the zero may wander as much as 10 lbs. Eventually the scale stabilizes. I have not contacted the mfg. I find this annoying but am willing to live with it since it rarely happens.
1065236
It reads in decimal ounces. Such as 3.3 or 3.30 and it's accurate to 0.05 ounces and/or 1 gram. Hope this helps.
81749
Honestly, you will want a scale that will measure to the .001, and a scale such as this would be doing you a disservice for that amount of accuracy. I would check in to a higher end scale, not a pocket scale like this one.
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
2025945
Yes, it does measure down to 1 gram, in 1 gram increments. If you clean the scale with water, only use a damp cloth, not one full of water.
1511681
It can only measure with gram accuracy. so, 12.34 g will show up as 12 g. Up to 20kg it should have tolerance 1g and between 20kg and 50kg tolerance is 2g. The scale which has accuracy 0.01g and can weight up to 50kg will cost more then thousand dollars