RD Exquisite Digital Powder Automatic Distribution Electronic Scale DPS1500

So far I'm pretty impressed.. loaded around 500 rounds using this an its pretty accurate... just need to let it warm up longer the better! Once you start using it toss the first few charges back in the hopper an it's usually pretty good... I'll check with a 2nd scale for the first 5 charges then after that maybe every 10 just to make sure its still on.... I really don't have anything to complain about.... its cheap an it works great hopefully it keeps working..

After fumbling around with several different expensive brands that kept burning out motors or flat out not working out of the box. I decided to try this because I had the credits. This thing works fantastic. It's fast, accurate which I verified with other scales and the touch screen actually works. This thing has got to be the most underrated thing I've ever seen. Love it

Fast shipping! Scale works pretty well, occasionally(about 1 of 10 or so) misses weight by 0.1 or maybe even 0.2 - they include a reducer which says it will eliminate this problem but also slows it down which I didn't want to do.

To date, I have reloaded with the DPS1500 four times with rifle powder, both with large tubular powder and very tiny spherical powder. Both have dispensed and measured well. Since I like to shoot matches with my rifles, I have been weighing every load a second time with my balance beam scale, in order to verify my loads are right on, for accuracy. On my last reloading of 50 rounds, I kept track of how each one measured. 44% were right on, 40% were off by +/- .1 grain, and 16% were off by more than .1 grain. As these numbers compare well against what I have read about much more expensive powder dispenser/scales, at the price of the DPS1500, I can’t help but be extremely satisfied. The auto loading feature makes reloading very efficient. Best addition to my reloading bench in a very long time.

I have been using mine for about 3 months, and loaded about 500 6.5 creedmoor rounds with it. 9/10 it dispenses the powder number I entered, sometimes 0.1gr under, and I’ll just tap it and it will drop a piece and is good. When I was loading up 100 rounds for a 600 yard match, I used a second scale to confirm weights. Over 50 rounds, I had 6 pieces of H4350 left in the extra pan. Accurate enough for me, and I haven’t gone back to using a second scale. Works fantastic.

worked great for about 50 rounds then went off,scale would stop at the weight setting but was way off sometimes 2 grains heavy,if set at 35.0 would stop and show 35.0 but wasn't some loads were 37-38 grains,this is dangerous when loading hi power rifle

It’s simple to set up a use. It’s easy to clean out powder when you’re done I loaded couple hundred rounds with it last night worked perfectly. So far I’m very happy with it an would recommend it to anyone.

After years of reloading I decided to upgrade to a digital dispensing scale. I normally use a regular digital scale, balance beam scale, and a powder thrower. I wanted to speed up the process. I loaded over 150 rounds of 9 mm. I also experimented with different grain weights and compared to my digital and balance scale. I found that 80% of time, it dispenses 0.1 grain less than the setting. It was strange, the display would count up to the correct setting, then fall back 0.1 grain. A few times it would dispense 0.1 to 0.3 more than the setting, but the display would indicate it dispensed the correct amount. It got uncalibrated once and it dispensed 0.3 grains more for several throws. I tried all the methods for eliminating static and EMI, but problems persisted. I didn't bother to changed powders, because the powder I use (Titegroup) accounts for 50% of my reloading. In the end, I was having to place the load on my digital and/or balance beam and trickle in (or less likely remove) to correct the weight. I could not trust it. I ended up spending more time with my powder dispensing process. And yes, I followed the directions to the letter. Unfortunately I will be packing it up for return.