Precision Pocket Scale

Key Features

• Tare Function — Press once to zero out a container's weight, so only the contents register. The green backlit LCD stays easy to read in low light.
• Pocket-Sized Build — It is lightweight and pocket-sized, and the flip cover protects it when carried.
• Seven Weighing Units — It supports g, gn, ct, tl, dwt, ozt and oz.

Product Specifications

• Model A: 500g (17.6 oz) capacity with 0.01g (0 oz) precision
• Model B: 1000g (35.3 oz) capacity with 0.1g (0.004 oz) precision
• Minimum Weighing Limit: 0.03g (0.001 oz) (500g (17.6 oz) model)
• Units Supported: g / gn / ct / tl / dwt / ozt / oz
• Power: 2 × AAA 1.5V batteries (not included)
• Material: ABS plastic
• Color: Black

What It Is / How It Works

This is a mini digital pocket scale, offered in two models for different weighing needs.

Small digital pocket scales like this show weight on a display, which suits measuring out small portions by hand.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Pocket scales suit people who measure small amounts of powders, spices, coffee, tea or herbs at home. Hobbyists who weigh hardware parts or collectibles, and people who need a small scale while travelling, often find a compact scale easier to carry than a kitchen model.

How to Use / Care

1. Press the tare function once to zero out a container's weight before adding the contents.
2. Weigh cooking and baking ingredients, herbs, powders and spices.
3. Weigh coffee and tea.
4. Weigh hardware and collectibles.
5. Use it for medication or lab weighing.
6. Use it across a wide range of uses, from cooking to hardware.

How to Choose

Choose by the weight you need to measure. The 500g (17.6 oz) model reads to 0.01g (0 oz), which suits tiny amounts of powder. The 1000g (35.3 oz) model reads to 0.1g (0.004 oz), which suits heavier kitchen ingredients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it need batteries?
It runs on 2 × AAA 1.5V batteries, which are not included.

What is the smallest amount it can weigh?
The 500g (17.6 oz) model has a minimum weighing limit of 0.03g (0.001 oz).

Which units can it show?
It supports g, gn, ct, tl, dwt, ozt and oz.

How do the two models differ?
The 500g (17.6 oz) model has 0.01g (0 oz) precision and the 1000g (35.3 oz) model has 0.1g (0.004 oz) precision.

Can it zero out a container?
Press the tare function once to zero out the container weight, so only the contents register.