Bonvoisin Lab Scale 1000gx0.01g High Precision Electronic Analytical Balance 0.01g Accuracy Laboratory Lab Precision Scale Digital Kitchen Balance Scale Jewelry Scale Scientific Scale (1000g, 0.01g)

I could have sworn I already reviewed the Bonvoisin Lab Scale 5000gx0.01g High Precision Electronic Analytical Balance 0.01g Accuracy? Anyway, it is Fantastic, almost unbelievable. It is incredibly sensitive and has a huge capacity. I am using it in the kitchen for precise measurements of food calories and nutrients. You can put an entire heavy cast iron skillet on the Bonvoisin, tare (zero) the scale with one button push, and then add your food and it will read out the amount of food to ±0.01 grams. When making a salad, I place the bowl on the scale, tare it, add lettuce and record the value, tare, add tomato, record, tare, add broccoli, etc. I later enter all values into a custom Excel spreadsheet and determine my exact calories, fat, carbs, protein, and other nutrients for the day. It was very revealing as I found most of my calories were coming from the Olive Oil dressing and the Red Wine I was drinking with the meal. I cut back on Olive Oil and reduced number of glasses of wine. This is a great, convenient scale with high capacity and high precision.

I'm a little confused about how to rate this. I wanted to buy a 500-g capacity balance. The one I got came with a 500 g calibrated weight...but the balance only goes up to 322 g because the tray weighs 178 g. Technically it goes up to 500 g if I remove the try ..but no one ever does that. Therefore, the description is misleading. On the other hand, this is not a big problem because I do not have to weigh 300+ g, so I decided not to return this. The balance is accurate to 0.05 g (my lightest calibration standard), which was surprising. It's easy to level, it's not very heavy...So, overall, for $111, and for my needed accuracy, I am very satisfied with this instrument. 👍

I love these things, great for measuring everything from my cat to rolls of filament after drying to see how many milligrams of moisture has been removed, to anything else in my lab that does not require milligram accuracy.They are sold under probably a half dozen different gibberish-name Chinese vendors but they all come from the same factory.They have a hidden menu that allows you to change settings that are explained nowhere in the manual - if you are the curious type of person who likes exploring into digital systems you should be careful as I changed it from a 5 kg max/0.01 g resolution scale to a 100g max / 0.001 g setting. Of course the load cell did not cooperate and there are about a hundred different options to choose from which are anything but clearly described in the menu. Long story short it took me a couple hours to get it set back correctly but I really wish the manufacturer would not give instructions on how to access a menu and then only explain a couple of the functions! (Not that I wouldn't have found the menu on my own, but still...)Overall I'm very happy with the purchase and have ordered three of them for different locations.

Overall this seems like a nice quality, affordable scale with apparently good precision. I would buy it again ...probably. The reason I can't give five stars is because the "percentage" unit function is very NON-intuitive and isn't covered in the manual at all. This was particularly important for me because I bought this scale to accurately mix epoxy and also body filler for a car project and I was excited about using the percentage function extensively, in particular. Anyhow, after about two hours of trial and error I figured out the 'secret handshake' to make that function work. Here it is: 1) Click "units" to find the one with "g" AND "%." (not just "%".) 2) Press "cal" once, briefly. It won't beep or blink or do anything satisfying. 3) Place the first item on the scale. It'll read a weight. Leave the item on the scale. NOTE: DO NOT PRESS "tare" ON THIS SCREEN. 4) Press "units" a bunch of times until it gets to just "%" (no "g".) It'll say 100 meaning 100% of the item still on the tray. 5) Press "tare" now, only on this screen, only after the preceding steps. Add your second item. the number shown will be the percent of the new item compared to the first item. For body filler, I do step 1 and 2 and then plop a blob of filler on the (protected) tray then do steps 4 and 5 and add catalyst until I hit 2% which is the target for that particular body filler. Easy as that(!?!?) It's NOT intuitive but it works beautifully and gives very consistent mixes. Hope this helps someone. :-)

Good quality for price

Easy to operate and calibrate right out the box. very important is to know what voltage your region provides. the default plug included with the scale is fit for 110V . where i'm from its 240V. the suppliers contacted me immediately and shipped me the 240V plug FREE OF CHARGE ! just paid minimum fees for customs on arrival. they were very helpful and keen on getting me all set-up. As for the product itself, it has a user-friendly manual which will get you operating within a couple of minutes. just make sure you buy the item with the weights included for a standardized calibration.

I had high hopes for this as I needed a good scale to weigh coins. For coins, to make sure you don’t have a replica, the weight has to be exact. This scale kept bouncing numbers up and down. I calibrated it numerous times to see if maybe that was the problem but nope. Then I thought maybe it was not set right but after checking it throughly and giving it so many tries, ultimately I decided to return it. I’m going to spend more money on a scale I see a lot of coin shops use. It looks sturdy and capable but ultimately it did not work.

Excelente producto, buen precio