Neoteck Digital Turntable Stylus Force Scale Gauge 0.01g/5.00g with Blue LCD Backlight and 5g Calibration, Stylus Pressure Gauge for Tonearm Phono Cartridge

Great little scale, accurate and very easy to use. Came with a pouch, a 5g test weight and 3 batteries (1 of them is a spare).

Easy to set up Seems to work perfectly Really good item with a nice little carry case but this doesn’t have space for the calibration 5g weight which is a shame

Oh well now! what a lovely little turntable accessory and much better than the basic plastic 'seesaw' you get with a turntable. With this you can set the force of your stylus down to the finest degree and it so easy to use. Wow! it even comes with a spare battery for goodness sakes and a calibration weight. Easy to read LED screen makes it oh so simple to set your stylus to the recommended force. Comes with a small, handy case to keep it in as well. I can't understand spending hundreds of pounds on a precision turntable and not spending very little more on making sure its setup right. Keeping you expensive stylus at the correct weight will go a long way to get the best out of your vinyl and may even improve the sound quality a little without your needle gouging the grooves.

A neat little unit that does it's job well and a lot easier to use than an old-style scale made by a truly famous manufacturer of pickup cartridges. The only fly in the ointment was that the button cells as supplied were all totally dead. Nevermind, the local pound shops stocks piles of the things. So if you buy this device and it seems to be DOA, you know where to go first. For very little money, it is a bargain.

A great little tool and appears to be very accurate - measures same as my old manual gauge. Inexpensive and batteries included.

Really easy to use and I believe it works with precision. Sold with batteries included

Great product easy to use.

This plasticy, fiddly device has illiterate English instructions. It is hard to use on the type of record turntable whereby one cannot lower the needle without setting the platter turning. I'd rather not have had a _leather_ pouch. I had to recalibrate the device (as per its instructions - which were intelligible if one puts in some work). But I got the thing to do its job, and with good results, and the gadget was not expensive.

No sé por qué lo pensé tanto para adquirirla. Es un producto básico si tienes una tornamesa ajustable. Cuando adquirí la mía —una Fluance RT81– la ajusté de acuerdo al manual de fábrica y creí haberlo hecho bien, aunque el oído me decía que algo no lo estaba del todo: mis discos, incluso los más nuevos, sonaban como sucios. Mucho clic y pop. Cuál sería mi sorpresa al recibir la báscula, que el brazo tenía un peso de apenas 1.4 g cuando debería tener 2. Hice el ajuste preciso, ¡y vaya diferencia!

Works well, but like others have said you need to calibrate before using. This is an important step and is true for all digital scales of any kind. Then, set it in place where it will be used (on platter), zero (tare) it and check with supplied weight (I also have several other lighter weights to check it with as well). Once satisfied, move tonearm and place needle on target spot (will require turning platter too, *before* lowering needle). That last part seems obvious, but it needs to be said. You should lift and lower the tonearm a few times to make sure reading is consistent. Mine was within 0.03g on each measurement. Overall, seems to work well. Your experience could be different ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Fungerar som den ska. Bra med 5g vikt att kalibrera med

This was easy to calibrate with the included weight, following the directions. You also need to know your cartridge force. Pretty sure it's the batteries but every so often the display flickers. Functionality seems unaffected aside from being temporarily not visible. Other than that it works well and I was able to measure the stylus force three times within a minute or two. I have a small jewelry scale but this has a purpose made measuring plate which seems much more intentional. I'll do a test at some point and see which works better. Edit: The jewelry scale works just as well. Just make sure it's calibrated. A stylus force gauge is a required tool to get your turntable set up properly. This particular scale helped calibrate my system to sound the best I've ever heard it. It works well enough and is fairly inexpensive. You can find it for less than half the price on overseas platforms, but the convenience of Amazon made this a no-brainer to get my system set up quickly.