Greater Goods Digital Luggage Scale review

The Greater Goods Digital Luggage Scale comes from a company better known for kitchen, bathroom and baby scales. Its product page describes a durable nylon strap that hooks around any bag handle, a capacity of 110 lbs, results that remain on screen after weighing in pounds or kilograms, and a slim design with a grip placed so you do not drop the bag. That is a sensible basic spec. It ranks last because the page gives far less to compare than the others: there is no price, no scale weight or size, no battery type and no warranty term, and buying means clicking through to an outside retailer. We could not confirm a USD price on the Greater Goods page, so its price is marked as pending and its value score is conservative. If you want a scale with a published price and spec sheet, the Etekcity EL11 or Fosmon cost under $13. We compared documented features and published prices and did not test the scale.

Who it is for

shoppers who already use Greater Goods scales

Price

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Key features

• Weighs luggage up to 110 lbs
• Durable nylon strap that hooks around a bag handle
• Results stay on the screen after weighing
• Reads in pounds or kilograms
• Slim design for storage

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Reading stays on screen after you set the bag down
• Strength: 110 lb capacity
• Strength: Made by a company that sells a wide line of kitchen, bathroom and baby scales
• Weakness: Greater Goods does not sell it directly on its site; the page links to retailers
• Weakness: No price is shown on the Greater Goods page
• Weakness: Weight, size, battery and warranty are not listed on the product page

Key facts

• Price: Not listed on the Greater Goods page
• Capacity: 110 lb
• Units: lb, kg
• Where to buy: Retailers linked from greatergoods.com

Where it ranks

Greater Goods Digital Luggage Scale is No. 8 in our Best Luggage Scales verdict.