What kind of Scale do you guys use to weigh your stuff?

I guess I'm from the old school, but I still have my old trusty Letter hanging scale, like this one only mine is gold colored. It counts up to 100g on the one side and on the other will weigh up to 4oz. (QP). Granted it might not be balls on accurate as the digital scales, but if you want superior portability and simply want to know if your 1/4 really is a 1/4, $5 you can't beat these!!

 

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I use my phone scale:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ult#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS53ZWVkc2NhbGUiXQ..
It is quite accurate, but better use a full packet of chips (unopened) instead blowing a bag

 

I personally like the idea of calling devices scales when they measure weight and balances. Monitoring body weight is related to life today, and hence I prefer in choosing medical weight scale right, which I got from Elite Scales at very affordable price.

 

I've got this one, it's cheap and it works a treat.

 

This is what I recommend... 2Pac

 

Just read the reviews on Amazon and you won't be disappointed. I got mine from there and it's accurate to the thousandth decimal place, which I realize now is overkill, but its still nice. I would recommend getting American Weigh Signature Series Black AWS-100 Digital Pocket Scale, 100 by 0.01 G: Amazon.com: Kitchen & Dining because it's accurate to the hundredths and the weighing table is big (my friend has this one)

 

I like milligram scales but that one has a max of 100 grams which is less than a QP, you can get a kg limit one for like twenty bucks more

Edit maybe like 500 grams

 

You dont have to do that, just get a job in a candy store they always have scales

 

I use one of these

 

Gram Scale - 1000 Gram Digital Scale