Luggage Scale: 110lb/50kg Backlight LCD Display Portable Digital Weight Scale – Dr.Meter Luggage Weight Scale with Rubber Paint Handle, Overload Alarm, Temperature Sensor,…

Worked perfectly when our weight machine failed. It was precise and our luggage passed through airline boarding without any worries.

The Dr. Meter Luggage Scale is a small and compact device that delivers accurate weight readings. It operates on CR32 batteries, which helps maintain its compact size. Additionally, the built-in battery indicator conveniently alerts you when it’s time to replace the battery, ensuring you won’t be caught off guard making it an essential tool for travelers. Overall, it’s a practical and efficient tool for managing your baggage weight.s it’s always ready for use.

Excellent tool which is a must to have.

very good and worked easily

Reliable
Functioning well for over a year

Handy scale in both kg and lb.
Works well…easy to use.
Travels with me…compact and light.

I actually bought this to be able to weigh my cat by putting her in pet carrier (and for weighing luggage in the future), so for the typical use of weighing the total weight of one piece of luggage once, it should be excellent. The description noted a plus or minus error, so I was expecting that but wasn’t expecting the reading to actually change weighing something again immediately after, so it can show a difference of 30 grams when it seems like everything was done exactly the same. That’s insignificant when you are talking about making sure your luggage is under 50 pounds though (for things the weight of a cat, it’s more important, but that’s not the intended purpose of the scale). I think this difference has a lot to do with hanging a weight which is more unstable than a counter scale. But it will show a different reading even if your object hangs still both times. Being a small object that you are hanging a large weight on, I wasn’t sure how sturdy it would be or how awkward it would be to hold, but it seems very solid, and is pretty easy to hold. The plastic of the casing is hard and doesn’t bend. I like the blue backlight and find it easy to read, with nice big numbers (a big part of why I chose this one). It’s easy to change the units which I really like. I never would have looked for the temperature function, but it’s nice to have a thermometer (and I could imagine enjoying that if I packed it for travel. It’s lightweight enough that I could imagine packing it. But there are some ways it operates that I wasn’t expecting so I’ll share it here (and would have actually preferred it to be simpler but that’s particular to how I’m using it and not relevant to everyone). So the weight locks in once it’s stable, which is actually really handy when something is dangling and you’re waiting to get the reading. But then you have to press the button again to do the next weighing, but I think if you have “tared” it, you lose that tare (for example, my kitchen scale doesn’t lock in and doesn’t need to because it sits on a stable surface, but that means that you can continue to weigh things in the same container immediately and keep the tare and is more straightforward to do the next weighing). Also, the weight locks in for a minute and then turns off, and so does the tare, so you have a time limit that I wasn’t expecting and it would be more straightforward if you could control it, and not have that minute. So for example, I was trying to zero it with the container (the carrier), and then had to quickly get my cat to jump in the carrier within a minute for the tare to work (she’ll do it for a treat, but she’s not really quick about it), otherwise after a minute, I’d lose it the tare. Other types of scales I have used would just keep that container zero’d for however long you need it, which I find more straightforward. So I wind up not using the tare and trying to remember the two readings and doing the math. But keep in mind that the readings can vary 30g from one moment to the next, so potentially I could be off 60g getting on the weight of one object if the errors on the two readings went opposite ways. Not being able to use the tare is not horrible, just not how I was expecting it work and less convenient, and it wasn’t clear from the description (maybe two or three minutes would be a better time-out if it has to be automatic. It feels faster than a minute). Probably all the luggage hanging scales work like this but it’d be ideal if the minute time limit could either be controlled or removed and if the tare could be locked in somehow. If you can do this, I wasn’t able to figure that out. The strap is fine, but I wish the hook was a little more curved inward to make it harder to accidentally unhook. It’s fine, but you have to be careful to keep it at a certain angle if you are weighing the container and then want to put it down and keep the container on the strap on and weigh again and unhooks too easily for me. I’d actually be fine with something that closes up the loop entirely until you’re ready to take it off. Again, for a quick single total weighing, this wouldn’t matter but for multiple weighings, it’s a bit annoying. The strap seems sturdy though which is important for hanging large weights. It came packaged well in a box so no worries about it getting damaged in transport. For the price, it’s a good thing to have.