Digital Pocket Gram Scale 300g x 0.01g Accuracy， Micro Mini High Precision Scale Digital Weight Grams and Oz for Jewelry, Diamond，Arrows, Powders, Herbs and Food,with 50g Cal Weights

great just as advertised

This little guy is super accurate and consistent. I use it for measuring my espresso dose when dialing in a new coffee. It's probably overkill to measure down to 1/100th of a gram but being consistent eliminates one more variable :)In any case, this thing is great. I only wish it looked a little nicer, but that's just me being silly.

Product was exactly as described plus fast shipping

I absolutely should have had a gram scale for my parrot for the whole 25.5 years I've had him!!!! He was diagnosed with "elevated" liver enzymes in June 2023. O didn't go out and purchase a scale at that time. The scale was recommended by my previous avian vet many years ago, I just never did. He was always healthy and happy, and I never, ever thought he would be in any danger. That's counterintuitive because I learned an awful lot about birds, especially house Parrots in that they hide illnesses very well, and man can't see such subtle changes. And when we do notice things it's usually too late.The bottom line is when I did end up buying the scale, he was so sick that I took him to the vet immediately. From June until December when we repeated his lab work, he got very sick- I was as heartbroken as anyone would get! He was my EVERYTHING! We have been together for 25½years, he was 27, and we lived each other like no one else! After several trips to the avian vet from December to do anything we could for him, our final night/day was January 25, 2024!The gram scale came to me on, I think, about 3 days before. I was so focused on spending every moment I could spend with him that I didn't have the wherewithal to read the directions to figure it out. What u DID notice though, was the metal surface plate was a little twisted and further up on an angle on one side. It was weird and I was abit skeptical about pushing it down with a twist to straighten it out. I didn't want to put the needed force onto such delicate instrument, but I felt I had to in order to make it appear correct. Again, I have not tried the scale yet.