MEIYAHigh Precision Scale 10kg x 0.5g Electronic Industrial Weighing Scale Digital Lab Scale Portable Analytical Balance Counting Scale Jewery Kitchen Scale (10kg/22lb x 0.5g/0.001lb)

it has been super easy and simple to use and set up as it should be would recommend

Es fácil de usar es liviana de buen material

Es un buen producto para paquetes mayores de 1kg, todo menor a 250g no lo lee....pero no es un inconveniente para mi uso de bultos de envios, de precisar pesar algo menor a 200g, se pone algo puntual y se suma al producto a pesar.

very good scale for sipping, accurate.

I have been using this scale for the past 5 months for mixing doughs. I loved the accuracy and fidelity of the scale, and it allowed me to confidently weigh out 600g and then add smaller measurements for salt and yeast in the 5.5g range on top of it. Most kitchen scales that would be impossible to do with.The built in battery finally needed to be recharged, so I plugged it in, and now all I get is a half-lit screen that doesn't display any numbers. It will not hold a charge and is no longer usable. It's never been wet or mishandled. I loved this scale until now. I don't know what went wrong with it, but 5 months seems like a short life for a $100+ scale.

Well packaged with scale base, display/control, USB to 3mm barrel plug power cable, three AAA batteries, two wall hooks and instructions.This unit has a very substantial, industrial grade look and feel to it. The platform on the base unit is stainless steel and the control unit is made from thick solid plastic with rubberized bumpers on the corners to protect it from impact. The cable connecting those two parts is of a space saving curly retractable style like a phone cord, to keep everything tidy and off the floor. The base has a recesses in the bottom to hold the control unit and a hand grip, which makes it extremely portable. The scale can either be powered by the three AAA batteries (which go in the back of the control unit) or by USB via the included cable (which plugs into a tiny hole in the bottom of the control unit), both of which are great for portability.A significant thing to note is that the scale does not register anything below seven ounces, so if you want to weigh a lot of small, letter sized mail, this is not for you.The display has a bright green back-light that makes it very visible. The light will time out if nothing is on the platform for 15 seconds and then turn off entirely after 90. The controls include buttons for on/off, TARE, Unit, and Count. For anyone not familiar with the TARE function, it allows you to place your container on the platform, press the TARE button to zero the scale before adding the things to be weighed. It allows you to weigh only the item and not the container. The unit button changes the displayed weight between, kilograms, pounds and ounces (ours never switched to grams). Also, as a side note, there is no option to display pounds and ounces together (like 2LB 3 OZ) which is okay because most shipping software takes fractional pounds or large ounce numbers and does the math on it's own. The "Count" function can be very useful. You put an item on the platform, press the Count button. Then, when you place several of that exact same item (same weight) on the scale the display will show you how many of that item you have. I used this for paper bowls and it worked very well. I decided to start with five to get past the 7oz minimum then I just multiplied the final count number by five and it gave me an accurate count.All-in-all this scale is accurate and reliable. We have been using it for package shipping a few weeks now and it has performed very well. I would certainly recommend it.

I bought two of these (watch out as they are not eligible for return).When they arrived, they each worked well. I could weigh heavy items or small items with great accuracy. On the first one, I left it on over the weekend and not plugged it. After that, it no longer worked. I had it plugged in for days and weeks, but would no longer display anything.On the second one, after about a month, the battery stopped holding a charge well. Leaving it on unattended and unplugged for 10-30 minutes at a atine, but then being diligent about putting it back on the charge, still drained the battery slowly. After about 3 months, it too went dead.Save yourself some money and avoid this. Unless you need it stationary and always plugged in, then it might be fine. I had multiple stations that needed to use this, so I moved it all the time. If that’s your situation, don’t buy it.

Worked great the first month I had it other than it turning off too quick. Now it’s not weighing problem. And unable to calibrate the scale. I don’t encourage anyone to buy.

This has really helped me and my work to weigh things. Love it, works well.