Is this gram scale worth its money?

What are you plan to use for? If for chicken, I would refer getting something more than 10lbs or more.

Note: 1000 Grams = 2.20462262 Pounds
 
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Seramas are tiny. They are the smallest breed of bantam (I think). They only weigh about a pound or a bit more, from what I've gathered here.

If I ever have chickens again, it'll be Seramas (and maybe a few Silkies...)
 
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IMHO, at $6, it's "too cheap" - as in I would not expect it to last or to be accurate.

Amazon, for example, has a very large collection of various digital scales used for food, which would give you a good sense of prices and features that are good and bad, and what can go wrong with one. And, you can use a scale for both by using a box for the birds or wrapping it in plastic bags first. Mine cost about $20, is accurate to about a gram, and will weigh up to about 10 lbs.
 
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I bought mine at kitchen collection. it cost around 10 to 15 dollars and it weighes up to 10 lbs of course I use mine for cooking instead but it is the same principle. It is one of my favorite kitchen tools next to my kitchenaid and digital thermometer.

The first one I bought was from walmart and it was terrible but it was not the digital kind that i bought there. It was not even remotely accurate. They do carry the digital scales too in the cooking section. Lots of soap making websites sell digital scales too. I agree that it looks to be too cheap to be true for online.

You can place a small box or large bowl on the scale and zero the weight out and then place the bird in the box and get a really accurate weight this is how i weigh out my flour for my bread.
 
I think that is use for small items like my coin scale. It would be tough to get your chicken to stand still on such of a small surface without moving.
 
I purchased a inexpensive one off of ebay to weigh my eggs (to moniter weight loss/adjust humidity). It works fine for what I use for. I guess it just depends on how accurate a reading you are looking for.
 
that scale would be fine..... if you where selling illegal drugs
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but no really for weighing anything birds or what have you i find my old tin postage scale (5 pounder) analog works great + it was free
 

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