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I like everything about this scale. My company had previously used a postage meter provided by Hasler. We got rid of it because the weight scale was very inconsistent, plus there was a monthly fee to operate. This PS100 is very consistent in its weights, the screen is easy to read, and it was very simple to set up. I did a lot of research online before buying and many of the scales look like they're a good value, until you realize that they will cost a lot to upgrade whenever postal rates change. I think many of the scales are priced low to hook you, and then make it up in the upgrade costs. This scale simply gives you the weight -- it's easy enough to figure out the postage needed.

Small scale, seems accurate and does what it is supposed to do - weigh letters and small packages. Not good for large boxes even if under ten pounds as the platform is compact.

I've owed this product a few years. Haven't used it too often but I've been pleased with it when I have used it. It takes alittle while to figure out it functions again because it may be six months or more between uses. Well worth the cheap price.

Huh. This scale worked fine enough in theory, but basically started falling apart within a few months of owning it, even under very light use.

After about 6 months of use, it stopped recognizing the AC adapter, and so would only run in battery mode. Three months later, it started giving basically random (and ever-increasing) weights for anything put on the scale, and so I had to throw it away.

Not recommended.

Doing small volume eBay business, this scale is just what I needed to allow accurate shipping pricing on my listings. It registers exactly the same as post office scales. I'm very pleased with it. It saves me time and money
by purchasing my postage on line.