Bonvoisin Digital Lab Scale 600g x 0.01g Precision Electronic Scale LCD Display Analytical Balance Jewelry Scale Scientific Scale 0.01g Accuracy

Does the job !

Had an issue with a foot, which the seller quickly fixed—props for that.One drop of thick/dense fragrance oil moves the needle 0.02–0.03g. I’m no scientist, but seems precise to me!

EDIT: After 5 days use, I've determined that the precision is improved when additional weight is placed on the balance. Usually by 1) adding an object of about 60g along with the weigh dish, 2) taring the weigh dish and extra mass, and 3) placing the sample onto the balance slowly and from a short height, I can take 10 measurements, 7-8 of which will be identical. The seller/manufacturer was very polite in response to my review, and I encourage anyone to try this balance for low-resolution gravimetric work (and spend some time with calibration weights to learn its nuances). Seems the scale's 0.01g resolution and is precise to about ±0.005g.You may have the following experience if you are not sufficiently careful with your balance:Spec sheet says accurate to 0.01g, but it has a significant level of inconsistency. Weigh the same item 10 times and you may get 5 values that are the same. I wasn't expecting milligram precision, but at least SOME reproducibility of measurements would be useful. If you purchase this balance, I recommend placing your sample in the tared weigh dish and weigh it ten times and use either the mode or the mean as your measurement.

This scale has good consistency and accuracy for the money. This was just what I needed to weigh my scientific samples. My only complaints are: 1) the short electrical cord and 2) it will run on 2 AA batteries but does not come with batteries.

The first one lasted a year, then wouldn't turn on.The second one lasted a month and won't turn on.

i bough that for a friend and he really love it

The Scale shows a different measurement for an item every time its placed and/or replaced on the scale. The tare function sometimes randomly jumps to -0.3 on the g mode. Not really useable in any meaningful way for my purposes.

Easy to use, and so far measuring correctly down to the hundredth degree.