Does it weight to three or two decimal places?
1781744
I believe it only weighs to one decimal place, e.g. 1.2 oz. I hope this helps. I might add that it is a great little scale. I use it all the time to mail packages.
1781745
It weighs to one (1) decimal place. The graduation, as listed on the box, is 0.1 oz/5g. I weighed items from a 0.3 oz envelope to an 11.5 lbs paper punch.
1087540
Yes it is true but, It does decimal mode for pounds to the hundredth place so you just multiply the numbers to the right by 16 and you have your fraction of an ounce. It also does Grams and kilograms- This is perfect for my inventory control system - I need all ounces or all pounds by decimal - easier to enter as opposed to two fields - one with pounds and one with ounces. I am more than happy to have that. I already wrote a program that has the two fields but they accept decimals so its all cool. The code behind those fields turns everything into ounces for all the math. and then extracts it as decimal of pounds.. Yes it is true but, It does decimal mode for pounds to the hundredth place so you just multiply the numbers to the right by 16 and you have your fraction of an ounce. It also does Grams and kilograms- This is perfect for my inventory control system - I need all ounces or all pounds by decimal - easier to enter as opposed to two fields - one with pounds and one with ounces. I am more than happy to have that. I already wrote a program that has the two fields but they accept decimals so its all cool. The code behind those fields turns everything into ounces for all the math. and then extracts... » Read More Yes it is true but, It does decimal mode for pounds to the hundredth place so you just multiply the numbers to the right by 16 and you have your fraction of an ounce. It also does Grams and kilograms- This is perfect for my inventory control system - I need all ounces or all pounds by decimal - easier to enter as opposed to two fields - one with pounds and one with ounces. I am more than happy to have that. I already wrote a program that has the two fields but they accept decimals so its all cool. The code behind those fields turns everything into ounces for all the math. and then extracts it as decimal of pounds.. « Show Less
924887
I don't believe so. pounds are broken in to ounces. then the ounces are decimalized instead of broken into drachm (drams) or grains. I only use it in grams and kilograms, much easier than the confusing pounds ounces etc etc etc that don't easily relate to each other.
4668
No. This scale only weighs in increments of .05 oz. so if you have .07 oz of anything it will show .05. If you have .03 of anything it will show .00. So this is not the scale for you. We never weigh anything less than 1 oz. so we are happy with this scale.
2003366
It purports to read out in hundredths of a pound, but I can tell you that when you put less than a pound on the scale it doesn't register at all. I was trying to measure something I knew to weigh several ounces, and it still read "0.00". That leads me to conclude that any numbers to the right of the decimal on this scale really aren't reliable, because it simply is not that precise.
1642372
On the grams setting, the scale reads to 2 decimal places: i.e. it will read 0.43 gms but it will not read 0.436 gms. I do not have a way to determine if it rounds up or down in the 3rd decimal place. Hope this helps!
693212
No way, somebody must have moved some decimal places around. It's closer to 8 inches and although I didn't weigh it, it is closer to 2 oz. than 2 pounds.
638768
The scale is decimal in both kg and pounds: it displays two decimal digits, in increments of 0.2 lbs or 0.1 kg (100 grams). If, for example, a person weighs 200.4 lbs the scale will display 200.40, and will continue to show this number until the weight reaches 200.6 at which point the displays jumps to 200.60
870340
Hello Rebecca,Your answer is no, unfortunately. It's only in pounds. You need to convert the fraction of the pound to ounces if you need it. But it is a quality scale, otherwise.Phil.
1508903
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm going to guess .2 pound increments because it's not mentioned in the description. If it were .1 pound increments, I would imagine that would be a selling feature they would want to highlight since few scales measure that precisely.
924889
No, it won't tell you the hundredths of a pound, but it will tell you hundredths of an ounce. There are multiple read-out settings: you can do ounces, grams, or pounds and ounces.
1346118
Yes...the decimal is ever present, never having to be entered manually. You can of course enter it manually if you accidentally delete it somehow.
1804907
So this scale measures in lbs. to two decimal places; it measures in kilograms to three decimal places; it measures in kilograms/grams (e.g. 4kg-421gms);it measures in lb/oz (the oz portion is one decimal place, (nearest tenth of an ounce)). Hope this helps!
1087543
Yes. That is correct. I tested it tonight at your request. I placed three objects on the scale that all together weigh 10.00 oz. Then I added an object that weighs .6 oz. The display read 10 oz. Never did it read 10.6 oz. The same result whether the additional weight was .5, .4, .3, .2, or .8 oz. When I added a full ounce, then the display changed to 11 oz. I hope that answers your question.
1070831
Yes. It measures in Kilograms/grams when set to 0.00 by pressing the LB/KG button.
37709
I bought it for basal readings, and it does ok, but basal readings preferably go to two decimal points. Like 97.93 instead of 97.9. This one only goes to 97.9
512914
It's about a 3 pound variation no matter where I put it. Pretty frustrating if you want accuracy.