POCKET TOUCH DIGITAL SCALE SET Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Overall, customers appreciate the POCKET TOUCH DIGITAL SCALE SET for its compact design and accuracy, particularly for weighing bullets and other small items. However, a few mention issues with the powder pan and the scale's tendency to wander during measurements, which affects consistency. Despite these concerns, most users find it reliable and good value.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Accuracy
67%
Many reviewers commend the scale for its accuracy, consistently measuring weights correctly when compared to other scales. Users express confidence in its ability to provide precise readings, which is especially valued for tasks like bullet weighing.
Compact Design
67%
The scale's compact size is frequently highlighted as a major benefit, making it easy to store and transport. Reviewers appreciate that its small footprint allows it to fit conveniently on a workspace without taking up much room.
Calibration and Consistency
50%
Several users note the need for careful calibration and mention that the scale can experience wandering measurements after taring. While some buyers mastered its use, it is seen as a potential drawback for those seeking consistent results right out of the box.
Material Concerns
33%
A few reviewers express disappointment that the powder pan is made of plastic instead of aluminum, as static can cause powder to stick, complicating use. This feedback suggests a preference for more effective materials for handling powder.
Lyman scale
Nice little scale it will work for what I wanted it for and I back it up with my beam scale
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Good Affordable scale
I bought this scale to replace my trusty RCBS 1010. Unfortunately it was lost in a move. I did not intend to use it for reloading but since the 1010 was nowhere to be found.... I am surprised how good this is for the price. I have numerous calibration weights and each time I check it is spot on. You do need to let it warm up first. That's a fine line since it does auto power off. Let it warm up until it turns off, then again. At that point I calibrate with the supplied weight. I then verify the calibration with several different weights and combinations. Spot on. I also have tried several verifications while loading. It hasn't failed me yet. Best $25 I've spent for a spare until I can find my good scale or purchase another.
