My Weigh Triton 400 Pocket Scale

The Triton T2 is everything is expected and more. Accuracy: combined with 2-200g certified weights sold separately, the scale can be quickly and easily calibrated when necessary. Found the scale was calibrated accurately "out of the box". Scales: changing scales (grams, ounce, troy ounce and more) is made with a push of a button. Tare Weight: add the tray for small pieces and adjust with a push of a button. Auto Shut-Off and/or Reset is fast. The two decimal measurement is repeated within seconds to double check measurements. Measure precious metals to USPS envelopes. The slide out tray is always available to measure small parts or slide the tray out if it's in the way for larger pieces. Great product and totally satisfied in such a compact pocket size package.

Not only was this scale inexpensive, but it’s accurate, discreet, and durable too.

The battery tray is structurally cheap, and doesn't stay closed tight enough to where the batteries put pressure on the inside of the plate, making it touch the surface before the 4 bumps make contact.

This is a good scale overall for the price. The buttons are a little tricky to figure out and calibrating it was a little more difficult than I had anticipated. But after a couple weeks of usage, it has maintained it's calibration, and served it's purpose well

works accurately with small amounts of silver

Dead out of the box....tried new batteries.....no go. No option to send back for replacement,so I sent back for refund.

Very good little pocket scale. Good accuracy and great for the glove compartment or backpack.

DON'T BUY THE "FREQUENTLY BOUGHT TOGETHER" PACKAGE! That little blurb lower on the page below the scale shows a 100g + a 200g weight. A new novice scale buyer (like myself) would presume those weights are what is needed to properly calibrate this scale, THEY ARE NOT! ...2-200g weights are what is needed so be very careful when ordering based on what others frequently buy together. If I had read a bit deeper I would have seen other Q&A's + Reviews that pointed out 2x200g=400g is the correct required calibration weight...So I just placed an order for another 200g weight. Next ~ it took several attempts to get the scale to read "ZERO" before I could get the scale to enter into the calibration mode. I wanted to make sure that this worked correctly & as said, it took several attempts before the starting "ZERO" appeared. Perhaps the scale had not acclimated yet so there probably is no problem but just wanted to point this out for any others experiencing the same trouble getting the scale to enter the calibration mode, give the scale a chance to acclimate & then continue trying. Also, I did have to push down on the UNIT button harder than what I thought was necessary,so if you are having an issue like what I encountered, try pushing down just a bit harder after you're sure the scale is acclimated and settled into your environment. Since I did not have 400g I couldn't calibrate the scale, but out of the box using the single 200g weight it registered at 199.96/97 & finally settled at 199.97. When I receive the other 200g weight I will finish calibrating the scale. I didn't give the scale 5-Stars yet as I want to make sure it will properly calibrate to 400g and then re-test with a power down & then power on and placing a 200g weight to be sure the scale correctly reads 200g. Lastly, it is extremely touchy to any type of vibration etc. I blew in it's direction and the weight on the readout went crazy for a couple of seconds...very sensitive. Overall, so far I'm impressed!