digital scale?

[JohnEmad]

Hey, anyone have a recommendation for a decent, digital pocket scale?
The Triton T3 660 g looks ok but first hand experience is always good.
Thanks

 

[Gingerbeard]

Do have access to a head shop?

 

[alltatup]

Hi John: I've had this one since 2012, 12 bucks and it works perfectly. I have the calibrators to check its accuracy, and it's never lost accuracy.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012N1NAA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[9fingerleafs]

the best are from a brand called "tanita" they invented the digital pocket miniscale https://www.tanita.com/en/products-mini-new/ they got very expensive ones but this ones range around 50-70 bucks

 

[JohnEmad]

Thanks a bunch for the tip on scales.Will do a little comparison and make a decision.

 

[Gingerbeard]

Oh, come on. I have to say it.
If you go to a head shop, have head shop dude pull out the cheapest, the one for the most you're willing to spend, and something in the middle. Take a new penny, a new nickel, and a new quarter. Go online and find out how much each weighs. Put each coin on each scale and see if any is more accurate than the others. Also know if you want to go to tenths or hundredths of grams or ?.

 

[quirk]

I agree with ATU. Can't go wrong with AWS.

 

[JohnEmad]

lol, ya Gingerbeard...I went to a head shop and took a penny...(still have some kickin around) and a nickel and tried a few scales. I ordered a triton t2 from Amazon for $20 less then the head shop sells it for. I do give the shop other business so no guilt for trying out their overpriced items

 

[Gingerbeard]

Sunuva... I thought it was an original idea.
Proves that there is no longer such a thing as an original idea.