MAXUS Dante Milligram Scale 50g x 0.001g Includes 20g Calibration Weight, Scoop, Powder Pan and Tweezers Read in Grain Gram High Precision Reloading Jewelry Medicine Powder Digital Gram Scales

It’s my 5th one I bought to gift friends because which ever friend seen mine (bought the very first one and kept and using till now) were amazed and impressed with passion to own one so I insisted on gifting it proudly as if it was my invention lol, I’ve taken it apart completely piece by piece and put back together because I wanted to clean it but then I got curious and kept digging deeper into it and I’ll tell you it has not even slightly lost its collaboration and I’ve dropped it quite a few times from the counter of my jewelry shop and also one spilled a full glass of water over it and it stopped working with a small lettering of error or something because the digit screen glass had moister beneath it making it impossible to read with the lighting not turning on and to my surprise a day or two later it had dried up and it was working better than before haha It can be collaborated over and over again if it reads even a 0.002-.009 to bring it back to 0.000 with the weights provided and works with batteries or if you run out of battery charge then the beauty works with a powered cable. All in all, it’s the best weight scale there is in its category and heck of a cheap price which should be illegal because the crappiest ones in the corner store are for more of not for $15.00. Go for it, buy it, never look back

Works well, no issues

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Como mencione en el titulo, si buscas mediciones exactas este no es un producto para hacerlo. Se descalibra facilmente y aunque la báscula supuestamente ofrece lecturas hasta 0.001 mg, los valores en los últimos 2 digitos (0.0xx mg) fluctuan facilmente aun sin que intervengas. A tomar en cuenta si necesitas mediciones pequeñas exactas.

It's good enough for sure. It works pretty well and is fairly accurate. Sometimes it jumps around a few milligrams but for my purposes I don't need extreme accuracy, I just need a good close estimate of what I'm measuring. It's definitely within +-3 or 4 milligrams; it tends to measure a bit light I think, as in it might say 30 mg but be 32 in actuality. You get what you pay for and it's only around $17 so I cannot complain.