MAXUS Digital Milligram Scale 50g/0.001g, Compact Mg Scale, 2 x 20g Weights

Price: $19.99
(as of Sep 21, 2026 09:18:51 UTC – Details)

Product description

50g x 0.001g Precision: Measures up to 50g with 0.001g readability. The 4.5 x 2.6 x 1.6 in compact size fits desks, workbenches, and hobby tables for powder, jewelry, gold, tablets, and other small items
6 Units : Easy to Switch for Different Measuring Needs. Switch between g, oz, ozt, dwt, ct, and gn. Use grams for daily powder weighing, carats for gemstones, troy ounces or pennyweights for precious metals, and grains for hobby related measurements
4 Dedicated Buttons: Faster Tare, Counting, Unit, and Power Control. Tare a tray before measuring powder, use counting mode for small parts or beads, switch units for jewelry or gold, and turn the scale on or off with one simple button
Multi-Use Small Item Scale: This mg scale can be used for powder, jewelry, gold, gemstones, coins, and other micro items. It is useful for home organization, jewelry checking, craft projects, hobby use, and small-quantity measuring tasks
Dual Power Options: Reliable for Home, Desk, and Travel Use. Power the scale with batteries for portable weighing or connect the USB cable for longer desk or bench use. Suitable for home, jewelry work, hobby weighing, and travel storage
Complete Accessory Kit: Includes a USB cable, weighing tray, tweezers, scoop, and two 20g calibration weights. Use the tray for loose powder, tweezers for jewelry or small pieces, and the scoop for controlled transfer of powder or fine materials
Simple Calibration Process: Helps Keep Results Consistent Before Use. Place the scale on a flat surface, hold MODE until 20.000 appears, place one 20g weight, then add the second 20g weight when 40.000 appears, and remove the weights after PASS shows
Customers find the scale to be highly accurate and appreciate its compact size, with one noting it’s small enough to hide. Moreover, the functionality receives positive feedback, with customers saying it’s perfect for their needs. However, the stability is concerning, with readings bouncing by 0.003-0.006 grams. Additionally, the calibration process receives mixed reviews, with some finding it great while others say it’s finicky. The measurement range and battery life also get mixed feedback, with some customers reporting it measures down to hundredths of a grain and takes two AAA batteries, while others note it’s not accurate for measurements around 10mg.