Smart Weigh SWS100 Digital Pocket Scale – 100g x 0.01g High Precision Scale for Reloading, Jewelry, Gems, and Medicine – Backlit LCD, Battery Included, Black

First of all, let me just say: I bought this scale for perfectly legitimate reasons. Totally above board. Culinary purposes. Spices. Rare spices. Extremely… valuable spices. When it arrived, I appreciated the discreet packaging. No big flashy branding, no “HEY EVERYONE, LOOK WHAT THIS GUY BOUGHT.” Just a quiet little box, the kind of box that understands you don’t ask too many questions. The scale itself? Beautiful. Compact. Slips into a drawer, a backpack, or the inside pocket of a jacket you definitely don’t wear to the bank. The backlit display glows like a tiny neon confession booth in the dark. And the accuracy? Let’s just say if you’re off by 0.01 grams, this thing will know. It watches. It judges. It does not tolerate sloppiness. This is not a scale for the careless. This is a scale for someone who respects… precision. The buttons have a satisfying little click. Not too loud—important. You don’t want anything that sounds like you’re launching a missile every time you tare the scale at 1:30 in the morning. Speaking of tare: the tare function is lightning fast. One press, and suddenly your mysterious container doesn’t matter anymore. Just pure, unfiltered numbers. Cold. Honest. Possibly life-altering. I tested it with some sugar. Regular, legal, grocery-store sugar. The kind you bake with. It measured everything perfectly, which is great, because that’s the only thing I’d ever need a scale like this for. Obviously. Battery life is excellent too. I’ve been using it for… various kitchen-related tasks… and it just keeps going. No drama. No blinking low-battery warnings at crucial moments. It understands the importance of timing.

Great little scale weighs up to about 2.2 pounds (or 1000) kilograms , great for use as a diet scale , you can tare the weight of a lightweight container could possibly estimate postage for smaller packages and so many other things you can do with this!! It works great and batteries seem to last a long time 2 double a batteries is all it needs (I suggest recharge-able ones)it's great, it is compact and you can use it anywhere , almost. And it works fairly quickly, as to be expected, and is fairly easy to use if you are weighing something in a container , just place the container wait a few seconds and hit tare then when it sets to 0 weigh away!

Works great for what I need it for. Love that is takes normal size batteries too (aaa,aa size) The size is great for my projects

So, far, I really like this little scale. I've only had it for about a week and used it one time, but so far, so good. I purchased it for the purpose of weighing out fecal matter (gross, I know) from my farm animals for the purpose of doing regular fecal tests to check for worms/worm eggs under a microscope. I've had no problems with it, although it was scratched and had a small tiny dent on the electronic face upon arrival. But it seems to work just fine, although buyers should be aware that although it has a calibration feature, it does not come with a 100 gram calibration weight. My bigger concern, however, lies in that the instructions accompanying the product state that the product comes with a 10-year warranty and in order to obtain the Warranty Terms and Conditions, the buyer is supposed to send an email to [email protected]. I first tried to find the company on the Internet, but to no avail. It's doesn't appear in any search. After several tries, I thought this may be because the product is made in China. So then, following their written instructions, I sent an email to the email address included in the instructions, requesting the Warranty Terms and Conditions. Within minutes, I received a message stating that delivery of my email had failed permanently, domain name not found. So now, I suppose I just have to hope that the product lives up to it's promises for at least 10 years, as the manufacturer doesn't seem to exist. As stated, I like the scale so far, but I dislike the fact that it seems I am unable to trust the manufacturer of this product, whoever it might be, and that there is no 10-year warranty, as their instructions state.

Super easy to use and very durable and surprisingly kind of water resistant. Super easy to calibrate the decisive if ever needed and the accuracy was always spot on.

I purchased this tiny scale for the purpose of weighing out my supplements. I take long trips and it’s tedious to count out 120 or 180 pills of various supplements. I’m impressed with how accurate this scale is and appreciate that it measures to the second decimal place. This little scale is so perfect and I can’t believe how inexpensive it is. I’ve discovered that there is a variation in the weight of the pills, albeit small when you’re speaking of hundredths of a gram. I’d thisnk the companies would be more consistent with their product.

For the money the product is great. I think that the scale is accurate for the most part. I do not like, which most scales do, that you need a very specific weight to calibrate. I do not like even more that the value of said weight is not defined on the lids quick access guide. It may have been on the box or in amazon description but should be there nonetheless. The weight fluctuates when re-weighing plus or minus .1 mostly. Also, i believe they make this out to be a hundreths place scale (.00) and it is not. My apologies if that is clear by the ad

I use this to measure my ingredients in my kitchen, and so far it works well. It has a tare function, so you can set a small container on it and zero it out so that you don't have to factor the weight of the container. Its backlit too, so that is nice, makes it easy to read. It also has an auto shut off to keep from draining the battery. I like that it folds up for storage. Measures to .01 grams, so you can be pretty precise. I think it maxes at 100g, but I have never had higher than 30g, so I can't really comment on that. I would recommend getting a set of weights to check it and calibrate. You can get them for a pretty low price. I got the ones that were suggested with the scale, and I think they were 7 USD. Pretty cheap and you get plenty to check it (I just use the 5g weight, and that is fine). I suppose you could just use a Nickle, they weight 5g, but you have no way of knowing that it is accurate that way, as the weight of the Nickle can vary.