Does anyone have a postage scale, could you get a real product weight?
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hello, the case for galaxy note pro 12.2 inch tablet in B style is about 13oz.
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Hi Julie, we have been working with Amazon to correct the weight issue. They actually set the weight at 1 pound when they ship from their warehouse as it would never ship out at 6 oz without extra postage being due. Thanks for your question, Jamie
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The scale is accurate within 1 tenth of an ounce. So as a postal scale it is a good product. As far as it measuring amounts that small I am not sure. Hope this helps!Stay well Alice D
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No it is strictly a scale. I go to the USPS web site with the weight and size to get the shipping cost.
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Not near a postage scale today but it feels like it weighs about the same as 3 US quarters, 1 nickel, and 1 dime. :) If i remember I will weigh it tomorrow when I get back home.
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Not sure you can accurately. What happened to the weight that was supplied?
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I am sorry but I have finished the package or else on my postal scale I would have weighed how many pieces in an ounce to give a rough idea. If you would have caught me earlier I do believe I could have been of some help.
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My digital scales read 3 1/2 lbs. It seems a little heavier than that. I think you could go to the Fiskars' web page and get an accurate weight.
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What do you mean by updating? Did you mean updating the shipping rates? The scale weighs the item but it does not give an actual shipping cost. You would need to enter the weight online at the USPS website to find the shipping rate. I really like having a scale like this to weigh my items.
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Hello,I've been very happy with my Digital Postal scale. The technical specs say that capacity is 0.1 oz --> 3 lbs. And the weight increments are .05 oz. So if I put a single index card on the machine, it shows a weight of 00.10. When I put an empty envelope on it, it shows .20. So it does weigh very light items. It seems to be very comparable to the US postal scale, too. I use the scale often and it has performed well for me. Hope this helps. :)
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It is too light to actually weigh. That is why they are great for mailing bulky items such as clothes.
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If your letter, or package is weighing in ounces, you will be fine. The scale will give you an output of 1.2oz or .9oz or 2.7oz or whatever the weight may be. The only issure you will have is if the item weighs less than .1oz (1/10 of an ounce) .1 is the lowest measurement of this scale. So if your item is less than .1 oz, then your scale will read either .1 or 0.0. Any weight of .1 oz to 55.0.0 LBS this scale will weigh without problem. I hope this helps.
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I don't have a small digital scale but it's less than 2lbs. I'm sure if we were to google it we could probably come up with a more exact weight.
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I dont see why not. I weigh large envelopes that are 15 x 10 1/2". The only problem would be that you wouldnt be able to see the weight on the scale because the box may overhang. I find it to be accurate and great for the price.
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I used a measuring spoon and each packet is about 3/8 tsp. Hope that helps. If I get my digital scale out of storage, I'll try getting a weight for you.
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Not sure of the weight...I looked at the box and don't see it anywhere. They were fairly thick, and I was pleased. If you would like to send me your name/street address, I can send you one of my leftover invitations/response cards. My email address is dianeldanielson@yahoo.com.
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I would not trust a bath scales with precision weighing. Jewelry or postal scales would be far more accurate for these fine differences of weight.